2026 earring show artists - Craft Council of British Columbia

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Nanz Aalund

A fine-jewellery designer, Nanz Aalund is currently focused on helping the upcoming generations gain access to professional goldsmithing techniques and processes.

Hedieh Ahmari

Crafted as lasting art that carries story and character.

Tomoe Akiba

Modern design inspired by Tomoe's own cross-cultural experience.

Sabine Arends

Sabine Arends remains captivated by the interplay of glass colours, exploring how they react and transform when fused under pressure.

Jo Argue

Jo Argue's practice is deep-time storytelling in three-dimensional form.

Sylvia Atallah

Bold, sculptural earrings that merge architectural inspiration, vibrant colour, and precision technology with hands-on craftsmanship, transforming hand-drawn concepts into lightweight, layered wearable art that celebrates movement, structure, and confident self-expression.

Hiva Barikani

Hiva's art serves as a commentary on themes of hope, spirituality, and liberation blended with simplicity and humour, subtly opposing the oppressive norms of the government she grew up under in Iran as a form of silent resistance and expression.

Calla Berube

Hand-fabricated metal forms inspired by organic movement.

Alexandria Block

Perspectives, opinions, and thoughts shared through conceptual jewellery made by hand.

Carmel Boerner

Raw elegance crafted by hand.

Liwen Chen

Liwen Orfèvrerie designs bold jewellery for individuals who want stand out effortlessly and are unafraid to make their jewellery a statement to the world.

Aarti Chordia

Aarti handcrafts jewellery that transforms personal experiences and emotions into pieces that grow and evolve with the wearer.

Amanda Cox

Singular gemstone bead jewellery that embodies accessible luxury.

Allan Cusworth

Having turned wood for many years, turning jewellery is a natural extension of Allan’s creative instinct, allowing him to produce pieces that enhance the colour, grain, and special marks of natural wood.

Alison Dawson

Alison Dawson creates lightweight, sculptural, textile jewellery that explores colour, texture, and movement.

Lowen De Neve

Parametric design, aka "Making shapes do cool shit."

Isis de Sa Araujo Costa

Isis creates meaningful, emotionally charged jewellery, blending traditional craftsmanship with a deep artistic narrative.

Suzan Kostiuck
Adele Arseneau

Adele and Suzan created one earring each for each pair of earrings, displaying the relationship of mentor and mentee.

Gabriela Englmaier

Gabriela's handcrafted design is inspired through a one-of-a-kind creative process, making each piece completely unique.

Hannah Fraser

Hannah Fraser Design is a Vancouver-based jewellery business hand-crafting treasures for all walks of life.

Pauline Garcia

An instinctive approach exploring jewellery as an object in motion, where organic forms and transforming materials reflect an intimate relationship between the body and nature, seeking a balance between traditional craftsmanship and contemporary exploration.

Raissa Graham

Using ancient techniques and solid precious metals, Raissa Graham creates modern relics handmade for the timeless soul.

Amanda Green

Amanda Green creates sculptural, small-batch jewellery inspired by landscape, resilience, and personal narrative, balancing modern design with meaningful craftsmanship.

Doménica Guevara

Doménica's practice centers on translating Ecuadorian folklore and symbolism into contemporary jewellery that carries a sense of identity, memory, and lived tradition.

Rojin Habibi

Rojin Habibi likes to have fun and take her work seriously.

Rosie Harris

Inspired by the Pacific Northwest, Rosie Harris handcrafts sterling-silver jewellery through lost-wax casting, shaping organic designs that offer a sophisticated nod to nature.

Eri Ito

Using found stones, silver, and brass, Eri Ito infuses place, memory of travel, and the joy of exploring nature into wearable art with minimalistic designs.

Sille Blaaberg Jensen

Sille Blaa creates maritime-inspired jewellery that transforms functional forms into refined, sculptural, wearable pieces.

Khorshid Joulaee

Khorshid Joulaee makes limited-edition sterling-silver jewellery inspired by Persian carpets, finished with warm enamel and natural stones.

Corey Jill Lakusiak

The colours, textures, and movements of the Canadian Prairies come to life with Corey Jill's uniquely beautiful limited-edition earrings.

Becky Lang

Becky Lang crafts one-of-a-kind earrings from naturally harvested otoliths, creating wearable art that combines sustainability, exploration, and cultural storytelling.

Alexandra Lanzarotta

Alexandra believes that designing and creating jewellery as an art form should be fluid, allowing the flow and energy of the craft to change as new influences from other cultures and experiences enter into our awareness.

Ronan Lanzarotta

Ronan focuses on creating meaningful symbolic jewellery using sterling silver and incorporating stones, crystals, and vintage coins.

Ivan Li

Combining traditional blue and white ceramics with timely design, redefining the limits of ceramics by integrating elements of craftsmanship, jewellery, and wearable art.

Alessandra Lorini

Alessandra Lorini is an "Artisigner," blending design and craftsmanship under the motto "Hands, Head, and Heart" to transform gestures and emotions into wearable jewellery.

Gabriel Mador

Traditional techniques meet modern design.

Sara Mahmoodi

These Let Go earrings offer a steady, gentle comfort: that growth so often requires shedding, that trust begins with a quiet act of release, and that the marks left behind can, in their own way, be profoundly beautiful.

Sheenah Main

Sheenah aims to create work that is as unique and timeless as the natural world that inspires it.

Maya Mars

Maya Mars is an emerging silversmith who incorporates design and creativity in her pieces.

Tamara Martz

Tamara Martz incorporates contrasting forms and distinctive stones in jewellery that explores the reconciliation of opposites, revealing how differences can exist side by side with strength, balance, and striking beauty.

Laurie McDonald

Unique metal jewellery forged from life experience and imagination to meet the inspirations, needs, and desires of others, and to make their hearts sing.

Sydney McGragh

Sydney McGragh is a jeweller and metal artist from New Brunswick who loves restoring and transforming old or heirloom jewellery, giving a second life to pieces that couldn't be worn.

Ashley Merritt-Carr

Soup specializes in pointed, fluid shapes with a high-polish finish.

Edna Milevsky

Edna creates contemporary jewellery that explores movement and geometry through repeated organic forms, revealing evolving patterns inspired by nature.

Jessica Milum

Sculptural sterling-silver jewellery shaped by movement, process, and subtle irregularity.

Anne Morden

Annie Morden creates hand-sculpted, limited-run jewellery that explores seasonality, emotion, and storytelling through floral form and wearable sculpture.

Sue Muir

Fluid, freeform jewellery.

Nancy Norn-Lennie

Creativity inspired by Nature.

Minji Park

Minji creates nature-centered jewellery that draws from organic forms and subtle textures.

Judi Patson

Judi's practice explores material, form, and meaning through cleverly conceived jewellery that balances concept, wearability, and traditional technique.

Patricia Paulson

The Spirit in me honours the Spirit in you.

Sherri Pelican

Sherri's work focuses on the play of architectural shapes, layered materials, and the visual interest created by texture and dimension.

Sally Prangley

Sally creates small wire & paper sculptural jewellery that is eclectic yet very wearable.

Cynthia Rattray

Cindy Rattray designs jewellery with classic materials, offering a sense of freedom, fun, and movement.

Tawny Reynolds

Elegant, sun-melted glass jewellery for women who love colour and the Earth.

Jamie Rosario

Captivated by impermanence and drawing from her sensory experiences, Jamie's pieces reminisce on quiet moments in nature.

Vanessa Shum

Vanessa's designs are inspired by the whimsical nature of how materials interact and are perceived.

Maria Rose Sikyea

Maria Rose Sikyea is a Dene artist whose practice centres on her refined expertise in caribou hair tufting while extending across diverse land-based and traditional art forms that honour material knowledge, cultural continuity, and contemporary expression.

Sofia Steinle

It was fun to make these earrings, and though the spikes were a bit hard because it was Sofia's first time making them, she can see herself doing more in the future.

Chris Terry

Chris Terry pairs flameworked glass with hand-forged silver to explore the balance between opposing materials.

Lainey Thompson

Be they traditional heirlooms or playful sculptures in silver and gold, Lainey Rae's jewellery can be summed up by the underlying themes of joy, whimsy, and dedication to her craft.

Porsha Troost

Colourful, textural, and unexpected.

Lisa Walker

Lisa Walker makes powerful, one-of-a-kind, wearable artwork with deep meanings to help us feel connected to one another.

Qing Wang

Qing explores natural forms and movement through detailed metalwork, traditional techniques, and material-focused jewellery design.

Jacey Warkentin

Jacey Warkentin is a jewellery designer based in New Brunswick who specializes in abstract and minimalist silver jewellery.

Luke Weiser

Luke personally creates as much of each piece using traditional goldsmithing techniques as he can.

Nathanael Wiebe

Nathanael Wiebe creates intentionally imperfect, high-end silver jewellery that preserves the marks of its handmade craftsmanship, serving as a tactile rebellion against digital automation and a bridge to human connection.

Zakk Wilby

Zakk creates jewellery with an emphasis on high polish and strong forms by finding intriguing objects and deconstructing them before building them back up.

Michi Yamasaki

Bridging Japanese heritage and modern design, Michi Yamasaki transforms nature's fleeting beauty into autonomous, wearable embroidery art.

Yuetong Chris Zhang

Chris (Yuetong ) Zhang uses pearl and metal to explore how emotion and perception coexist, with structured form supporting emotional presence in a calm, balanced relationship.

Evgenia Zoidaki

This collection is an intimate exploration of stylized beauty and private contemplation, rendered in the form of miniature portraits that pay homage to the vibrant, graphic tradition of Japanese ukiyo-e.