Sławomir Fijałkowski (b. 1970, Łódź, Poland) is a jewellery designer, professor of fine arts, and head of the Experimental Design Studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. His practice moves across art, design, fashion, traditional craftsmanship.
Read MoreSCHMUCKmuenchen has been an important forum for contemporary jewellery for more than sixty years. In fact, experts and connoisseurs in the jewellery world consider it as most important meeting point.
Read MoreIt is the Contemporary Goldsmith and Jewelers Association intention to incorporate composition, creativity, sensibility and intellectual stimuli ideals common to all arts.
Read MoreMihaela Grama is an artist from Romania, addicted to shape, color and texture. With an IT and mathematics background, but with an obsession for everything organic, works with dried plants, resin and metal.
Read MoreSara Nazoor is a sustainable jewellery artist and mental health advocate from Sri Lanka. She works with discarded material, combining them with metals such as brass and copper to create wearable art.
Read MoreJasiri is an unconventional jewellery brand that echoes a song of courage and resilience though precious metals and fire. Each creation is a testament to the spirit of exploration.
Read MoreWith studies and a career in Visual Arts - Ceramics, Romana Mateiaș enriches her artistic approach by developing her jewelry skills. She completed several contemporary jewelry courses studying various traditional techniques and alternative materials.
Read MoreBorn in Paris in 1988 and creator ever since. ARTS ET MÉTIERS, BRUXELLES — 2014-2024. Institut de la parure et de la bijouterie, Jeanne Toussaint, 1000 Bruxelles.
Ellina Andrianova was born on February 20, 1986 in Lugansk. 2001-2005 she studied at the Lugansk College of Culture and Arts.
Read MoreThe International Jewellery Competition is the main event of the Legnica Jewellery Festival SILVER. The competition has been organized by the Gallery of Art in Legnica since 1979.
Read MoreThe Plus One Collective is an international exhibition focusing on vitreous enamels and the various techniques and ways in which enamels may be incorporated in jewelry. The first exhibition in 2020 at Romanian Jewelry Week.
Read MoreAfter its debut at the Internationale Handwerkmesse in Munich and its showcase in Warsaw, Unnecessary Jewellery continues its journey to Romania as part of the official programme of Romanian Jewelry Week 2025.
Read MoreYarina Dai is a contemporary jewelry artist based in Shanghai, China. With a background in Jewelry + Metalsmithing (Rhode Island School of Design MFA 2024, Rochester Institute of Technology BFA 2022).
Read MoreMinjeong Kim is a multidisciplinary artist based between Seoul and London. She graduated from the MA Jewellery & Metal at the Royal College of Art, where she developed a practice centered on body sculpture.
Read MoreMakila Nsika, deeply rooted in Congo’s artistic traditions, earned a Master’s in French Literature at Sorbonne, focusing on African narratives.
Read MoreJane Han hails from Seoul and holds a BFA in Jewelry. Her work is inspired by the intricate beauty of animals and insects, reflecting an aesthetic she describes as "organic, bold, and timeless."
Read MoreI hold a Master’s degree in Jewelry Design and Metalworking from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, a BA in metalworking, and a goldsmith certification.
Read MoreInterdisciplinary artist born in Poland. Master’s student at Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest, Hungary.
Read MoreTingyan Luo is a London-based jewellery designer and MA graduate from Central Saint Martins. Working with recycled glass and silver, Tingyan merges traditional filigree and digital techniques.
Read MoreI am a jewelry designer, living and creating in the heart of Armenia. With a foundation in architecture, my journey into the world of silversmithing began in 2016 - a path that has captured my spirit ever since.
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