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Trained in fine metalwork I bring my skills to each artwork from the smallest gold watch to massive sculptures for sites as varied as shopping malls and cultural centres. I finish each piece by hand making sure all surfaces are as perfect as possible. Sometimes I create new finishes as a result of explorations of surface and detail while making a new design.
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Mariko Sumioka, based in Japan, has developed her jewellery inspired by her love of architecture. She carefully observes architectural elements where she has travelled; the natural material colours and textures, dark and bright contrasts, geometric shapes and spaces. She sublimates them into a sculptural piece of jewellery.
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Glasgow. Marion combines printed anodised aluminium with silver, semi-precious stones and freshwater pearls. Outlets include Dundee Contemporary Arts, New Ashgate Gallery, Surrey & Jewel Thief Gallery, Brighton
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Marion explores the relationship between natural and human worlds by combining silver, gold or bronze with natural elements such as mother-of-pearl or felt.
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Randwick College, Sydney, Australia. London-born. London. Spent early years in Australia where his family owned gem mines. A major designer with a World-wide reputation well known as specialising in stones, especially set in rings. Outlets include Roger Billcliffe, Glasgow, Harvey Nichols & Crafts Council Shop, both London, The Works Gallery, New York & Freehand Gallery, Los Angeles.
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Award-winning jewellery designer, Maud Traon combines an explosive mix of colour and form to create imaginative and unpredictable works of wearable art. In an array of mixed media and metals her work explores an innovative and unique aesthetic
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With an eye for restrained detail, intriguing in its intricacy, Maya uses unconventional techniques such as gold dust fusing to create luxurious, enduring jewellery that transcends time and passing trends. Inspired by the cyclical nature of the world around her, she works intuitively using a palette of tonal golds and naturally coloured precious stones.
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Megan Adair is a jewellery artist graduating this year from Edinburgh College of Art.
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Meron Wolde is an award winning Artist, using experimental texturing techniques provoking different outcomes - each of her pieces is unique.
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Based in London. Sculptural jewellery in silver, polypropylene and resin. Graduated from the Royal College of Art. Recipient of Crafts Council Setting-Up Grant. Public Collection: The Victoria & Albert Museum.
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