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Aazar Azirani is a contemporary jewellery designer who uses art and organic forms to inspire her breathtaking hand-made designs. Her childhood in Persia, and exposure to its enthralling cultural history, has made her sensitive to different cultural values and gives her work an extra facet.
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Abbie Gaiger creates bold jewellery based on geometry, symmetry and patterns in mathematics. She combines digital processes with traditional skills, while incorporating techniques such as her trademark colourful dip-dyed acrylic.
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Abigail graduated from Loughborough University School of Art & Design in 2001. Now based in Cornwall, she specialises in a hand raising and sinking technique to create her distinctive contemporary silver vessels and bowls.
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Glasgow. Precious metals. Won British Jewellers Association Prize at New Designers 2006. Outlets include The Scottish Gallery - Edinburgh, Rare Device - New York, @Work Gallery - London, Baroque Bespoke Jewellery - Brighton.
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Adele Brereton is a London based Jeweller and Silversmith.
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New Mills, Derbyshire. Hand wrapped coloured thread fibres and silver. Designer in Residence, Manchester Metropolitan University to 2004. Exhibitions/outlets include Bluecoat Display Centre, Liverpool & Leeds City Art Gallery.
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Adrienn Pesti is a recent graduate from The Glasgow School of Art. She is interested in how jewellery can function as an object to facilitate social interactions and integrations. Her conceptual design work carries its own visual language creating conversations and interaction between people. Adrienn’s current project nurtures her concept through contemporary industrial enamelling, laser welded steel and silk clay.
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Agne Visniauskaite is a recent graduate from Edinburgh College of Art. She is fascinated by the imperfections of previously worn leather and its ability to carry meaning and stories.Agne adds her own stories to those already contained within leather recycled from previously worn garments by forming the material into sculptural forms and combining them with precious metals.
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Handmade jewellery inspired by landscapes of deep silences, rough textures, fragmented hoarse and soft sounds. Wild landscape and raw natural beauty, transmuted into uniqueness of each piece. Made from sterling silver and 18-carat gold.
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Aileen Gray is a jeweller and recent design graduate from the Glasgow School of Art, specialising in Silversmithing and Jewellery. Her work explores the imagery of the urban environment incorporating details inspired by the city lights.
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