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Rentaro creates sculptural 3D printed jewellery with minimal, architectural aesthetic in bold colours.
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Rhona McCallum is an MA graduate from Edinburgh College of Art working in precious and non-precious metals and natural stone. Rhona works from her studio in Glasgow and exhibits her work in the UK and internationally.
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Rike Lenzing explores the combination of traditional and alternative materials to make paper jewellery that is versatile and sustainable, feeling light and warm on the skin. Her pieces originate from her love for fresh and joyful colours. The outcome is a mysterious interplay of textures, braiding styles and colour variations.
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Robyn McLean is a recent graduate from The Glasgow School of Art. Her work is based on the experience of pain and strives to create a sculptural and explorative embodiment of her concept.
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East Harling, Norfolk. Freeman of the City of London. Silversmith / precious metals - hand raised objects chased in low relief. In the collection of H.M. the Queen Mother; De Beers; the V & A and of the H.M. Worshipful Companies of Goldsmiths & Merchant Taylors (piece presented to Diana, the Late Princess of Wales). Outlets include Garrards, London.
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Ros Millar grew up in bangor, Northern Ireland and graduated from Sheffield, with a degree in Metalwork and Jewellery in 2009. She is now based in London.
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Rosina finds beauty and colour in unusual functional industrial materials and components. In her Luna collection she combines Sterling Silver with Architectural Aluminium to create unique statement pieces of contemporary jewellery.
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Roxanne Gilbert hand-crafts bold and sculptural jewellery inspired by the ever-changing sky and sea where she lives in Cornwall. She uses silver, gold and titanium to capture the light, tone and rhythm of the coastline. Her pieces are highly expressive, yet wearable - conveying a quiet strength and a strong sense of place.
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Glasgow based jeweller Ruth Brown creates sculptural, geometric work from silver, aluminium and resin, inspired by the distorted and fragmented reflections within the architecture of her urban environment.
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