Andreea-Sorina Rîșcu has a background in Marketing and Advertising, where she developed an interest in human behavior and narrative structures. Currently a student at Assamblage Jewelry School, she approaches jewelry as a medium for translating the subtleties of human nature into metal.
Read MoreAndreia Gabriela Popescu is a teacher, designer and jewelry manufacturer who creates unique and sophisticated contemporary jewelry since 2010, having multiple award-winning collections at prestigious international jewelry exhibitions.
Read MoreManami Aoki (b. 1995, Japan) is a contemporary jewelry artist. She graduated from the Art Jewelry Department of Tokyo Hiko Mizuno College of Jewelry in 2018.
Read MoreI create jewelry with intention, allowing each piece to emerge through its own specific creative process. My work is an expression of my inner world, a practice I perceive as both intuitive and spiritual.
Read MoreThe main concept of collection is a dialogue between nature and art, where each piece of jewelry becomes a work of art that captures a moment of life. These pieces carry deep meaning, reflecting the balance between life and eternity.
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Read MoreWe are Iranian jewelery artists who are connected to Idar-Oberstein — a place many of us have come to call home - at least for a while. As students and graduates of the Idar-Oberstein Campus Gemstones and Jewellery, our personal, academic, and professional journeys have been shaped here.
Read MoreMaha Abdullah Al-Shaibani is a Saudi jewelry designer and metalsmith, and the founder of the Saudi jewelry brand Shamsa. Her practice explores the relationship between cultural heritage and contemporary jewelry, transforming architectural forms, symbols, and historical narratives into handcrafted wearable art.
Read MoreSarah Alomari is a Saudi jewelry artist and designer who sees jewelry as a medium for preserving identity and telling stories rather than simply an ornament. Inspired by Saudi culture, her work explores symbols and motifs associated with women, reinterpreting them through a contemporary visual language while honoring their cultural roots.
Read MoreBorn and raised in Beirut, Oliver DeGem has been working as a design consultant for more than a decade. With a focus in Nordic design and luxury brands, Oliver launched his first jewelry collection Planete in 2017 as part of Beirut Design Week.
Read MoreThe International Amber Association (IAA) is a non-profit organization founded in 1996 in Gdańsk, Poland, bringing together the global amber community. Today, it unites nearly 300 members from over 35 countries, including artists, designers, researchers, collectors, manufacturers, traders, museums, and cultural institutions.
Read MoreHis larger body of work focuses on themes within folklore and the ways in which American western art can be recontextualized to fit rural identities and provide them with visibility. The culture of both farming and agriculture heavily impacted the iconography which helped shape his practice.
Read MoreMy enameled jewelry depicts the impacts of nostalgia and neglect of industry and urbanization. I also examine how processes like mining and oil drilling impact and alter the environment. Cleaner sources of energy, such as wind, represent a new era of precious American industry.
Read MoreMy work is largely material-driven and incorporates traditional, experimental, and unconventional approaches to enamels, metals, and alternative elements to yield sculptural effects. I’m fascinated by the characteristics of enamel and the widely-varied results possible with the medium.
Read MoreLisa Hamilton (b. Orange, California) uses her practice to examine the pull of the natural world. Through movement, texture, weight, she explores nature’s relation to the fragile yet resilient landscape of the body.
Read MoreRaised in the vibrant city of Santiago, Chile, Laura Mochales is an artist and designer who found the creative calling that led her to the renowned Parsons School of Design. Graduating with Honors and Departmental Honors for the School of Constructed Environments.
Read MoreImogen Hales is an Edinburgh-based artist and jeweller. Drawing on her background in painting, and alongside her current printmaking practice, she uses silver, copper, and vitreous enamel to create jewellery.
Read MoreMy jewelry pieces reflect a technical and aesthetic research process that goes beyond form or typology, entering the personal, emotional, and symbolic realm. I use classic jewelry techniques and enameling on metal combined with unconventional and innovative materials, blending the classic with the contemporary on both a technical and aesthetic level.
Read MoreDrew Baker works with vitreous (glass) enamel and metal to create wearable and hangable art. Illustrating with silver wire and powdered glass he explores a range of topics including color theory, cosmogony, and social commentary.
Read MoreBrittney Hampton is a metalsmith from Austin, Texas. She received her MFA from the University of North Texas. While at the University of North Texas, she had the opportunity to teach beginning and intermediate metalsmithing courses.
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