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Inspired by Fairy Tales and Nature, Francesca Marcenaro makes unusual pieces of Jewellery in gold, silver, titanium, ebony, precious and semi-precious stones. Over the years Francesca developed her signature technique of “Glass Granulation”, a contemporary mix between the concept of Granulation and Enamelling that gives to the surface of most of her Pieces a “soft”, unmistakable sparkle.
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Francesca Urciuoli is an Italian contemporary jewellery designer based in Berlin. She works mainly in silver and mokume gane.
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I am a designer, maker and jeweller based in Glasgow. My work tends to be informal, relatively un-precious and playful. I recently graduated from the design school at Glasgow School of art specialising in silversmithing and jewellery.
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London. Trained at Manchester and Royal College of Art. Handpainted acrylic which refracts dense colour with metallic gold and silver undertones across smooth and sculpted surfaces.These interact with the organic curvature and geometry of the highly polished optical-quality acrylic shapes creating shimmering, ever changing iridescence.
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Gayle Robinson specialises in collograph printmaking. She attended Grays School of Art in Aberdeen and has a Masters from Duncan of Jordanston ,Dundee.
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Genevieve is an award winning Jewellery artist from Dublin, Ireland. She is also an accomplished musician and is interested in translating pieces of music into wearable forms. She combines new technologies such as laser cutting with traditional handmade and metalwork techniques. Well-known figures who have collected her work include American collector Deedie Rose and Sabina Higgins, wife of Ireland’s President, Michael D. Higgins
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Glasgow. Mainly gold teamed with oxidised silver, Georgia encourages successful relationships between the modern sharp lines of the structures she designs and the natural qualities of gemstones. Exhibitions include Collect, Sieraad, Origin. OUtlets include Lesley Craze, Electrum, Orro, Scottish Gallery, Design Yard.
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Interested by the intricate relationships between humans, the inanimate and each other created through a family meal; my work delves into the nostalgic moments I shared with my parents. Their culinary background established my interests in functional and narrative household objects. My mixed cultural heritage has provided me with a sense of what it is about the 'notion' of home that defines me, giving me great joy in turning these memories into evocative physical manifestations
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Born Germany now London-based. Machined & fabricated silver and/or gold-plated brass. Work featured in The Financial Times & European. Exhibitions include Schmuckszene 96, Munich. Outlets include Galerie Ra, Amsterdam.
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Cambridgshire. Plastics, metals and stones.
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