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Anne Morgan is an established, award winning, contemporary jeweller. Her signature style celebrates texture and contrast, and the perfectly imperfect. Anne’s specialism is to use a technique called reticulation and her creations proudly show off their origins through workshop experimentation.
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Handmade resin jewellery including bangles, necklaces, earrings and brooches. Unique designs in a kaleidoscope of colours.
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Rentaro creates sculptural 3D printed jewellery with minimal, architectural aesthetic in bold colours.
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Salisbury, Wiltshire. Helen is reknown for her work combining silver, miniature scale models and resin.
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Poppy’s jewellery designs are pared back, graphic and bold, using non-precious materials and elevating their perceived status by turning them into jewellery.
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Makila Nsika is a London based designer dedicated to enhancing the skills of her community in Congo while building a long-term, globally aligned jewellery vision.
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Brighton. Acrylic & silver. Outlets include Leeds City Art Gallery, Dundee Contemporary Arts, Open Eye Gallery.
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Rosina Payan Pecorelli's work is inspired by architecture, urban landscapes and the beauty of weathered structures. Exploring materials such as steel, resin and found objects, she creates sculptural, wearable pieces that reflect themes of change, decay and transformation.
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Pinar Kaya De Biasio designs and hand-makes contemporary jewellery under the brand name Pikaya jewellery. She grew up in a family of traditional jewellers who considered this occupation as “men’s job” and through her work she is challenging that belief. Pinar is a proud advocate for slow fashion movement and aiming to design and produce timeless, good quality pieces.
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Edinburgh based. Working mainly with resin, Kaz produces pieces by combining a bold colour palette with pattern.
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