Contemporary Jewellery Designers

Contemporary Jewellery Designers | Dazzle

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	MIRANDA MEILLEUR
	MIRANDA SHARPE
	MIRKA JANECKOVA
	MISUN WON
	MIYA HAYES Miya Hayes is a recent graduate based near Edinburgh. Miya's jewellery is hand crafted in her studio surrounded by the countryside. Her work draws ispriation from the environment around her, and is made from a combination of silver and resin.
	MIZUHO KOIZUMI Silversmith Mizuho Koizumi graduated at Royal college of Art in 2001 and produce tableware, specialising in vases and scented objects. Recent exhibitions "Juxtapositions" New work by Kate Schuricht and MIzuho Kozumi at th Blackwell House,April-June 2008 and "Rising Stars" at the Goldsmiths' Company in 2007.
	MIZUKI TAKAHASHI Mizuki is a contemporary jewellery artist who works with a monochrome colour palette using contrasting enamelled elements and oxidised silver. Prior to jewellery making, she seeks ideas from spending time with mark-making and playing with paper - these practices amuse and feed her simple yet delicate sculptural jewellery design ideas.
	MOMOKO KUMAI Born in Yokohama, Japan. Studied jewellery in Florence, Italy then at the Royal College of Art, London. The work combines artificial and natural materials including silicon, plastic, paper, ceramic,and precious metals. Material texture and simplicity are emphasised on abstract forms. Exhibitions include Goldmiths Hall, London and CODA Museum, Apeldoorn, Netherlands.
	MOON YOUNG SHIN Born in Seoul, South Korea, a recent graduate from Royal College of Art, Moon Young SHIN makes contemporary jewellery using handcrafted and self-dyed acrylic and fine silver.
	MORAG SUMERLING Morag Sumerling is a recent graduate and is currently based in Edinburgh. She is primarily interested in irregularities of surface and accumulated textures found in the surrounding natural landscape. She aims to capture this beauty in her own jewellery structures.