Claire creates stunning jewellery collections celebrating the sculptural plants and tiny creatures of the great British countryside. She is fascinated with capturing a snap-shot of life; A butterfly gently landing on a flower, the first unfurling of a leaf and the fat and furry bumble bees buzzing around in the summer. Using traditional goldsmithing techniques …
Silver and stone set jewellery inspired by nature, including earrings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches and rings. Domed silver impressed with the texture of real leaves, bezel set with dewdrops of jewels and cascading oval leaf dishes creating an impression of falling leaves.
Aliyah Hussain is an artist and jewellery designer making playful, sculptural work for the body with a focus on line, form, and colour. She works with ceramics as well as other types of clay, adapting and using techniques that are typically found in more traditional applications of the medium, such as coil work and Nerikomi. …
Janet is originally from West Yorkshire. She went to Sheffield to study silversmithing and jewellery and is still based there. A lot of her work focuses on contrasting textures, many of which have been inspired by Yorkshire’s natural and manmade scenery. Her jewellery making technique has developed over the years, allowing her to create contemporary …
Colourful statement jewellery, combining silver, copper, brass with hand painted and printed plywood and aluminium. Using linocut patterns, Gwyneth handprints patterns onto painted plywood, layering and playing. Working intuitively, she never really knows what patterns and textures will emerge, making each piece unique.
Stephanie creates one of a kind metalwork including hand raised copper vessels, jewellery and decorative hangings. Patination is her main discipline, combined with traditional metalsmithing techniques including saw-piercing, forming, and soldering. Stephanie has a broad range of inspirations in her work including nature and Art Deco influences. After graduating from Wolverhampton University in 2012, Stephanie …
Sarah Sanders is a print-making jewellery designer working with aluminium, based in Yorkshire. Originally from a textile print background, she has always loved experimenting with colour, layering and mark-making. Using disperse inks and pigments, artworks are printed onto aluminium sheets by heat transfer then hand cut, formed and finished with silver, stainless steel or brass …
Helen Shere is a self-taught jeweller working in silver and gold, drawing inspiration from the urban textures and leafy details found in her home town of Nottingham. Helen uses traditional techniques to hand craft her jewellery including the Korean technique of Keum Boo to apply gold leaf to fine silver.
Clough & Co. is creating modern fine jewellery in a minimalist/brutalist style. Stretching materials to their structural and aesthetic extremes, the results are examined and assembled to create wearable forms both robust and delicate, with an emphasis on sophisticated contemporary design. Each piece is made by hand in the studio by artist and designer Tommy …
Mark designs jewellery for both men and women using a range of materials and processes, he creates work which is unique and individual consisting largely of ‘one off’ pieces. Inspiration comes from abstract shapes, signs, symbols and elements encountered in the environment. He combines steel, titanium, silver and high carat gold developing pieces of work …