the earring show 2023 - selected artists - Craft Council of British Columbia

Meet the artists featured in The Earring Show 2023

The 10th edition of the exhibition features over 200 pairs of earrings by over 100 artists from around the world. Earrings in a wide array of mediums, techniques and materials will be on view and for sale starting May 4, 2023 – mark your calendars!

Stay tuned for updates through our social channels @craftcouncilbc.

All

limited edition

one of a kind

emerging

Yasaman Asadi

The mix of culture, knowledge, and imagination gets her a piece of handmade wearable art.

Akiko Ban

A work that wraps her emotions and moments.

Akiko Ban

A work that wraps her emotions and moments.

Anthia Barboutsis

"Jewellery as part of the body and thus the soul, to be worn always."

Jessie Bensimon

Le bijou comme catégorie des Beaux-Arts
The jewel as a category of Fine Arts

Lena Binnington

Lena strives to find the sweet spot between compelling design and technical excellence using both traditional and experimental techniques.

Sarah Bonenfant

Inspired by the ocean, Sarah creates silver jewellery that portrays waves in elegance.

Marine Bordy

Treasures inspired from around the world to the corner of the street.

Burcu Buyukunal

Burcu describes herself as a designer-maker who creates contemporary jewellery inspired by the making process itself and the materials' abilities.

Bridget Catchpole

Bridget Catchpole's art practice uses post-consumer plastics as a reflection of anthropogenic climate change.

Delia Cepoi

Exceptional, timeless, wearable art and extraordinary, original decor.

Laara Cerman

Laara Cerman is an emerging, self-taught metalsmith; through her work, she explores patches of wildness that survive within suburban and urban landscapes.

Jessica Chicoine

Jessica's work is a combination of her passions for textiles and jewellery; she wants to use it to spread as much colour as possible and thereby spread more happiness.

Sze Yin Cicy Ching

Cicy uses recycled materials for this collection, not just for the sake of circular economy and environmental protection, but more so for reintegrating and sorting bits and pieces of her personal and collective memories.

Ron Crawford

Ron Crawford's creative practice is improvisational and chaotic leading to designs that are varied, whimsical and yet classic.

Therese Cruz

Therese explores the different dimensions and expressions created by lines. The pieces she creates are a multitude of rather geometric forms, with a contrast of matte and high-polished finishes, and a playful take on alternative materials. She considers her jewellery miniature sculptures displayed on the body.

Emily Dao

"Free the mind and the hands would follow."

Milena Dishovska

In her artistic exploration, Milena Dishovska fuses various cultural influences into intricate, elegant, unique and playful wearable art.

Sarah Dobranowski

Through Sarah's exploration of cast lace she creates delicate, feminine jewellery for women who cherish quality-crafted, elegant and romantic heirloom designs.

Beverley Ellis

Bev's ceramic sculptures are inspired by nature, inviting the viewer to explore the intricate details and inner workings of the natural world.

Wang (Kate) Encheng

Kate likes the linear structure in nature. The spider web, the leaf veins, the roots, and the birds' feathers are the same; all are masterpieces of nature. She time watching wildlife and plants, getting inspiration from those familiar creatures. People always focus on some grand sight; we should lower our heads to see the world in one flower as well.

Miaad Eshraghi

Humane - Life - Freedom / Woman - Life - Freedom

Sara Farhangi

Women Life Freedom earring are aimed to amplify the voice of men and women who are fighting for their rights such as freedom and democracy in Iran (this revolutionary movement following the death of Mahsa Amini, who was beaten to death by authorities).

Kate Gardiner

Handcrafted in tribute to the rangelands.

Claudine Gévry

Illuminated jewellery for bold individuals who aren't afraid to shine!

Dawna Gillespie

Make a statement, and start a conversation, with wearable artworks by Dawna Gillespie Adornments ~ Breathe life back into your wardrobe by choosing pieces that say something extraordinary!

Carly Furneaux

Bringing together art and science, creating new and innovative designs.

Hilary Ginger

Hilary finds that sometimes inspiration strikes before the materials reach her hands and sometimes inspiration strikes only after having held it.

Jessica Graham

Jessica Graham is a mixed-media jewellery and accessories artist working in metal.

Kiley Granberg

Inspired by nature, Kiley Granberg creates one-of-a-kind art jewellery specializing in exceptionally fine saw work.

Stephanie Gwynne

"Alternative jewellery has never fit so well."

Taymaa Hammoud

Self-taught designers and speech therapists creating earrings that are both original, visually stunning and sensual.

Rosie Harris

Joie Designs creates minimalist nature-inspired fine jewellery to effortlessly elevate your everyday style and keep you connected to the beautiful West Coast you love to explore.

Melissa Hudson

Inspired by sea foam, brutalism and cutesy protuberances, House of Hudson Jewellery is beautiful little memories made permanent.

Chloe Irla

Irladen Design Studio honors observation of daily life at home and celebrates place and seasonality through multidisciplinary design projects.

ZULA Jewelry

Handcrafted artisanal jewellery that serves as a bridge between the Natural World and You, designed to represent and deepen your connection to the Earth, the Cosmos and your truest Self.

Yifan Kang

Death and rebirth is a mysterious and wonderful idea in the alchemy art; the beautiful peacock's tail is the stage between blackening and whitening in the alchemy process.

EunAe Kim

"Creative work is born from within oneself."

Yumiko Kimura

Wearable sculpture in glass.

Anna Kolosova

Inspired both by found, man-made objects, and naturally occurring organic structures, Anna enjoys taking familiar forms and textures out of context and making them into modern wearable pieces.

Ekaterina Korzh

Ekaterina wants her pieces to contemplate the world around us; on the other hand, her jewellery is made to be a graceful accent for any style or fashion.

Anastasia Koutsampela

Each piece of jewellery has a self-sustaining existence. It is a symbol to tell a story, it expresses her attitude towards life, her concerns and her feelings about this life and its passage through time.

Anna Kovbasiuk

Anna is a jeweller who shares personal fears and beliefs through her artworks.

Cheryl Krismer

Cheryl looks at the texture of pattern and line, of volume and negative space to create jewellery that reflects the buildings and environment around her.

Veronik Lacombe

With her brand, Casa D'Acero, Veronik produces innovative and unique jewels, using unconventional materials throughout her work, such as polymer clay with gemstones and pearls.

Hannah Lam

Delicate yet strong, small but noticeable.

Navah Langmeyer

Navah Langmeyer creates artwork with the colors, textures, and structures of enamels and cold connections, experimenting with techniques and methods and thinking of jewellery as sculpture for both body adornment and display.

Iliana Lawrence

Iliana is inspired by the people and nature around her to create one of a kind pieces that aim to discuss issues that she values.

Lana Lepper

Lana Lepper is a goldsmith in Vancouver with over fifteen years experience crafting one of a kind, 3d inspired designs.

Anica Tzi Ching Lin

As a Taiwanese woman born and raised in the Kingdom of Eswatini, Anica Lin explores identity in her work and interprets these experiences through her hand-fabricated, wearable, designs.

QingLan Lin

Lily Lin is passionate about design, handcrafting, and blending different cultures as an element of her work. By perceiving different perspectives between western and eastern cultures, she balanced the two elements in her design and turned her work into unique pieces.

Christopher Liu

"Ideally, the piece should be alive."

Moyan Liu

Showing the rhythm of life through jellyfish.

Dingyuan Liu

Every piece of handmade jewellery is just like a thumbprint, it is special and unique.

Marina Louw

Marina is not a conventional commercial jeweller but rather leans towards art jewellery. Her designs are handmade, one of a kind pieces.

Celeste Lucero

The artist's work explores boundaries of comfort and uncertainty through the intersectional observation of matter and sensation within a situated cultural context.

Yangfan Luo

Swimming lines.

Ran Luo

With the dried fruit of luan tree, the orderly arrangement of seeds, and the twisted galls, Ran focuses on seemingly mundane elements and reconstructs them with precious metal, enamel and baroque pearls in unrestrained forms.

Shannon Lythgoe

Ms. Lythgoe uses a unique combination of media to construct her pieces, developed by years of trial and error, experimentation, and a general attitude of "what the hell, let's try this!"

Katherine Maclean

A striking combination of geometric shapes and organic lines.

Lydia Martin

Through the use of traditional metalsmithing techniques, I create jewellery that is an exploration of surface, line, and movement.

Alex Maya

Alex Maya always try to find the equilibrium between the metal and the stones and finishes everything with a refined design to make a perfect jewel to wear.

Barbara McFadyen

Barbara transform's inspirations of beauty from delicate details of nature into gold, silver, and enamel jewellery to become everyday keepsakes and future heirlooms.

Edna Milevsky

Edna is inspired by patterns and textures found in nature. She employs traditional gold-smithing techniques to create perfectly imperfect hand-made marks. Equally important is the kinetic quality found in her jewellery.

Michelle Miller

Michelle is a sculptural jeweller, influenced by the natural and the manufactured world around her.

Robert K E Mitchell

As a jeweller, Robert creates timeless pieces or wearable sculpture that enhances the human form using ancient techniques to create contemporary works inspired by water and the ocean.

Mahnaz Moghaddasi

All Mahnaz' designs are memorized and love, Love for his father, for his fatherland, for Art.

Rina Monchka

Rina from Together and Go makes functional art.

Mahzad Morsali

The purpose of Mahzad's jewellery is to help the wearer experience catharsis by telling their narrative.

Sue Muir

Spontaneous, intuitive, curious with a little help from tools and techniques.

Elise Muller

Multi-disciplinary artist Elise Muller, of LEM Jewellery and Stone Tree Studio, follows her muse whether it be jewellery, sculpture, or printmaking.

Alison Munn

Modern momentos created with traditional craft techniques.

Alec Murrin

Alec primarily works in jewellery and with small metal sculptures, but he is a multimedia artist. He uses the lost wax casting process, meticulously carving small wax charms to cast in silver.

Erika Novak

Erika's pieces, which are minimal in structure, encompass geometric shapes arranged as an ode to the optical and pop art and shapes that she loves.

Mayumi Okuyama

Mayumi Okuyama is a Brazilian Japanese designer who likes to transit between graphic design, jewellery design, and literature. Each one of these areas fuels the other. She aims for simple forms to translate the essence and invite the user to complete the story.

Ornella Pandolfi

Always one of a kind pieces.

Judi Patson

Designing clever jewellery with meaningful themes and original pieces as unique as you are.

Sherri Pelican

Sherri's work resonates with the play of shapes and layers and the dialogue between materials and surface texture.

Jessandra Phillips

Jessandra's work, Waters Edge Silver, is organic and nature inspired silver jewellery created with found objects.

Natalia Piderit

Natalia's work is transdisciplinary, inspired by the forms of nature, funji, underwater, organic worlds, she converts wool, copper weaving, textiles with various techniques, a little invented by herself, into creatures in an eternal growing.

Anastasia Pindera

Anastasia Pindera's contemporary jewellery aims to challenge social conventions and encourage empowerment and everyday conversations.

Susan Remnant

Susan Remnant creates wearable jewellery combining bold graphic shapes with colour, texture and detail inspired by the intricate patterns and sculptural forms of the natural world.

Jamie Rosario

Jamie Rosario's work aims to engage wearers with small fleeting moments in their natural environments, making their ephemerality monumental and permanent in the material of metal.

Marcos Rosemberg

Marcos concentrates his creative process on finding the balance between beauty and imperfection, working intuitively with the chance.

Malika Rousseau

Malika experiments by playing directly with the material and the fire, she often returns to the fusion because she is attracted by the raw and natural side of the silver.

Adam Russcher

Adam Russcher excels at fusing simple design elements with unique, extraordinary compositions and presentation.

Mina Saneei

Mina is relatively new to jewellery but is a long time friend of various materials such as iron, leather, wood, resin, and is exploring properties of precious metal, liquid or solid.

Lise Saurette

Unique jewellery designs from the West Coast of Vancouver Island, using dried Sea Kelp.

Tania Scott

Creating must be a forever evolving revolution, striving for the capture of mindfulness and be inspired by the world around.

Byori Seo

Byori's work primarily comprises art jewellery and hand-built ceramic forms focused on themes of radical acceptance and unconditional tenderness expressed through the tactile process and organic silhouettes.

Vanessa Shum

Vanessa is inspired by children's toys with their simple kinetic movements, she creates jewellery that is meant to be picked up and played with.

Gabriela Sierra Torres

Gabriela Sierra merges design and fashion to create unique sculptural jewellery.

Sarah Silvey

Harnessing the elegant and oscillating gestures of natural forms, Sarah's practice seeks a dialogue between the crude and the lyrical.

Jan Smith

Hand crafted in her studio using vitreous enamel, copper and sterling silver, Jan Smith's one-of-a-kind and limited edition jewellery pieces are collectible works of art made with care for everybody to wear and enjoy.

Suzanne Spisani

Sculptural jewellery, hand fabricated with intention, inspired by literary devices and emotion with a focus on the technical process.

Swethambari Sridharan

"Nature has no straight lines, why should creativity."

Victoria Stoyanova

Through associations related to materials, colours and shapes in jewellery, Victoria tells about human feelings, emotions and life experience.

Verena Strigler

Verena uses traditional fine goldsmithing techniques combined with experimental explorations to create a harmonious play of refined and rustic details.

Yi Sun

Yi is interested in re-investigate traditional material and techniques within contemporary craft context.

Yi Wang

Yi Wang's works were inspired by the natural combined contemporary art. She makes handcrafted jewellery using traditional skills and modern techniques emphasizing simple and elegant designs.

Mina Tafazoli

Mim Té by Mina Tafazoli is a collection of contemporary handcrafted jewellery inspired by the magic of reflection and light; influenced by Persian heritage, every item is a piece of wearable art that embodies a woman's sparkle from the inside out.

Barb Temple

Barb Temple's work is inspired by the textures, organic shapes and colours found in nature. Her newest body of work uses hinges, hollow form, fusing and solder techniques which allow the designs and patterns to grow.

Linnea Thuning

Contemporary jewellery that stands against meaningless consumerism and waste.

Patricia Tozer

Patricia Tozer is a fine art jeweller and experimental metalsmith.

Ming-Jui Tsai

Art changes the world.

Pam Tymensen

Pam Tymensen is a goldsmith obsessed with the natural world, unusual stones, the technicalities of how metal can be worked, and the meeting point of all three.

Youjin Um

Youjin sees their world as a hexagonal kaleidoscope; they portray this view of the world through theirwork, which consists of infinite silver nets, one pattern overlapping with another, creating a new order, in which we can find comfort, peace, and a degree of clarity about our future.

Monika Urbaniak

Monika Urbaniak is especially passionate about art-jewellery that creates a dialogue between its conceptual and material elements and this fuels her one-of-a-kind works that aim to tell a story, generate surprise, and alter expectations of what jewellery can represent.

Sishi Wang

Sishi is attracted to every object in her life, especially the ones which relate to her identity as Chinese, foreigner, and daughter.

Kexin Wen

A nature, body and material interconnection.

Julie Williston

Sculptural jewellery evoking Mother Nature's resolve.

Katherine Wilson and Chantal Cardinal

The coalescence of materials and techniques allows soft fibres to take form and hard metal to gently flow... as if emerging from one breath.

Katherine Wilson and Chantal Cardinal

The coalescence of materials and techniques allows soft fibres to take form and hard metal to gently flow... as if emerging from one breath.

Tong Wu

"For Love and Peace!"

Yan Wu

The memories of the past, the challenges of the present, and the possibilities of the future are the root of Yan's imagination.

Danni Xu

Danni seeks to use forms that are simple and organic, but with details that will reveal with a closer view.

Cynthia Yang

Cynthia thinks beyond the proverbial box.

Jiawen Ye

A girl's heart always yearns to be a butterfly.

Jiashi Ying

As a medium to convey emotions, jewellery not only connects the mental and physical worlds but also connects the past and the present.

Meichan Yuan

Meichan (Amy) Yuan is a jewellry designer and silversmith from Xinhui, China. She believes jewellery is wearable art that tells people stories and showcases ownership identity, she loves to work on sentimental jewellery which tells her story.

Emily Yue

Emily Yue has a give-and-take relationship between herself as the maker and the material she works with; she is a jeweller who creates a sense of play in metal with the lightness and fluidity seen in her work.

Jingjing Zhang

"Balance, Minimalist, Kinetic"

Lei(Yuna) Zhang

Lei (Yuna) Zhang studied Industrial Exhibition Design and Administration in China; she believes that jewellery art is one of the essential elements of fashion, focusing on both textiles and jewellery.

Evgenia Zoidaki

Evgenia's creations are inspired by everything that surrounds and affects her, from ancient art to whatever captures the eye in modern cities where she travels.

All

limited edition

one of a kind

emerging

Yasaman Asadi

The mix of culture, knowledge, and imagination gets her a piece of handmade wearable art.

Akiko Ban

A work that wraps her emotions and moments.

Anthia Barboutsis

"Jewellery as part of the body and thus the soul, to be worn always."

Jessie Bensimon

Le bijou comme catégorie des Beaux-Arts
The jewel as a category of Fine Arts

Lena Binnington

Lena strives to find the sweet spot between compelling design and technical excellence using both traditional and experimental techniques.

Sarah Bonenfant

Inspired by the ocean, Sarah creates silver jewellery that portrays waves in elegance.

Marine Bordy

Treasures inspired from around the world to the corner of the street.

Burcu Buyukunal

Burcu describes herself as a designer-maker who creates contemporary jewellery inspired by the making process itself and the materials' abilities.

Bridget Catchpole

Bridget Catchpole's art practice uses post-consumer plastics as a reflection of anthropogenic climate change.

Delia Cepoi

Exceptional, timeless, wearable art and extraordinary, original decor.

Laara Cerman

Laara Cerman is an emerging, self-taught metalsmith; through her work, she explores patches of wildness that survive within suburban and urban landscapes.

Jessica Chicoine

Jessica's work is a combination of her passions for textiles and jewellery; she wants to use it to spread as much colour as possible and thereby spread more happiness.

Sze Yin Cicy Ching

Ron Crawford

Ron Crawford's creative practice is improvisational and chaotic leading to designs that are varied, whimsical and yet classic.

Therese Cruz

Emily Dao

"Free the mind and the hands would follow."

Milena Dishovska

In her artistic exploration, Milena Dishovska fuses various cultural influences into intricate, elegant, unique and playful wearable art.

Sarah Dobranowski

Through Sarah's exploration of cast lace she creates delicate, feminine jewellery for women who cherish quality-crafted, elegant and romantic heirloom designs.

Beverley Ellis

Bev's ceramic sculptures are inspired by nature, inviting the viewer to explore the intricate details and inner workings of the natural world.

Wang (Kate) Encheng

Miaad Eshraghi

Humane - Life - Freedom / Woman - Life - Freedom

Sara Farhangi

Kate Gardiner

Handcrafted in tribute to the rangelands.

Claudine Gévry

Illuminated jewellery for bold individuals who aren't afraid to shine!

Dawna Gillespie

Make a statement, and start a conversation, with wearable artworks by Dawna Gillespie Adornments ~ Breathe life back into your wardrobe by choosing pieces that say something extraordinary!

Carly Furneaux

Bringing together art and science, creating new and innovative designs.

Hilary Ginger

Hilary finds that sometimes inspiration strikes before the materials reach her hands and sometimes inspiration strikes only after having held it.

Jessica Graham

Jessica Graham is a mixed-media jewellery and accessories artist working in metal.

Kiley Granberg

Inspired by nature, Kiley Granberg creates one-of-a-kind art jewellery specializing in exceptionally fine saw work.

Stephanie Gwynne

"Alternative jewellery has never fit so well."

Taymaa Hammoud

Self-taught designers and speech therapists creating earrings that are both original, visually stunning and sensual.

Rosie Harris

Joie Designs creates minimalist nature-inspired fine jewellery to effortlessly elevate your everyday style and keep you connected to the beautiful West Coast you love to explore.

Melissa Hudson

Inspired by sea foam, brutalism and cutesy protuberances, House of Hudson Jewellery is beautiful little memories made permanent.

Chloe Irla

Irladen Design Studio honors observation of daily life at home and celebrates place and seasonality through multidisciplinary design projects.

ZULA Jewelry

Handcrafted artisanal jewellery that serves as a bridge between the Natural World and You, designed to represent and deepen your connection to the Earth, the Cosmos and your truest Self.

Yifan Kang

Death and rebirth is a mysterious and wonderful idea in the alchemy art; the beautiful peacock's tail is the stage between blackening and whitening in the alchemy process.

Eunae Kim

"Creative work is born from within oneself."

Yumiko Kimura

Wearable sculpture in glass.

Anna Kolosova

Inspired both by found, man-made objects, and naturally occurring organic structures, Anna enjoys taking familiar forms and textures out of context and making them into modern wearable pieces.

Ekaterina Korzh

Ekaterina wants her pieces to contemplate the world around us; on the other hand, her jewellery is made to be a graceful accent for any style or fashion.

Anastasia Koutsampela

Anna Kovbasiuk

Anna is a jeweller who shares personal fears and beliefs through her artworks.

Cheryl Krismer

Cheryl looks at the texture of pattern and line, of volume and negative space to create jewellery that reflects the buildings and environment around her.

Veronik Lacombe

With her brand, Casa D'Acero, Veronik produces innovative and unique jewels, using unconventional materials throughout her work, such as polymer clay with gemstones and pearls.

Hannah Lam

Delicate yet strong, small but noticeable.

Navah Langmeyer

Iliana Lawrence

Iliana is inspired by the people and nature around her to create one of a kind pieces that aim to discuss issues that she values.

Lana Lepper

Lana Lepper is a goldsmith in Vancouver with over fifteen years experience crafting one of a kind, 3d inspired designs.

Anica Tzi Ching Lin

As a Taiwanese woman born and raised in the Kingdom of Eswatini, Anica Lin explores identity in her work and interprets these experiences through her hand-fabricated, wearable, designs.

QingLan Lin

Christopher Liu

"Ideally, the piece should be alive."

Moyan Liu

Showing the rhythm of life through jellyfish.

Dingyuan Liu

Every piece of handmade jewellery is just like a thumbprint, it is special and unique.

Marina Louw

Marina is not a conventional commercial jeweller but rather leans towards art jewellery. Her designs are handmade, one of a kind pieces.

Celeste Lucero

The artist's work explores boundaries of comfort and uncertainty through the intersectional observation of matter and sensation within a situated cultural context.

Yangfan Luo

Swimming lines.

Ran Luo

Shannon Lythgoe

Ms. Lythgoe uses a unique combination of media to construct her pieces, developed by years of trial and error, experimentation, and a general attitude of "what the hell, let's try this!"

Katherine Maclean

A striking combination of geometric shapes and organic lines.

Lydia Martin

Through the use of traditional metalsmithing techniques, I create jewellery that is an exploration of surface, line, and movement.

Alex Maya

Alex Maya always try to find the equilibrium between the metal and the stones and finishes everything with a refined design to make a perfect jewel to wear.

Barbara McFadyen

Barbara transform's inspirations of beauty from delicate details of nature into gold, silver, and enamel jewellery to become everyday keepsakes and future heirlooms.

Edna Milevsky

Michelle Miller

Michelle is a sculptural jeweller, influenced by the natural and the manufactured world around her.

Robert K E Mitchell

As a jeweller, Robert creates timeless pieces or wearable sculpture that enhances the human form using ancient techniques to create contemporary works inspired by water and the ocean.

Mahnaz Moghaddasi

All Mahnaz' designs are memorized and love, Love for his father, for his fatherland, for Art.

Rina Monchka

Rina from Together and Go makes functional art.

Mahzad Morsali

The purpose of Mahzad's jewellery is to help the wearer experience catharsis by telling their narrative.

Sue Muir

Spontaneous, intuitive, curious with a little help from tools and techniques.

Elise Muller

Multi-disciplinary artist Elise Muller, of LEM Jewellery and Stone Tree Studio, follows her muse whether it be jewellery, sculpture, or printmaking.

Alison Munn

Modern momentos created with traditional craft techniques.

Alec Murrin

Alec primarily works in jewellery and with small metal sculptures, but he is a multimedia artist. He uses the lost wax casting process, meticulously carving small wax charms to cast in silver.

Erika Novak

Erika's pieces, which are minimal in structure, encompass geometric shapes arranged as an ode to the optical and pop art and shapes that she loves.

Mayumi Okuyama

Ornella Pandolfi

Always one of a kind pieces.

Judi Patson

Designing clever jewellery with meaningful themes and original pieces as unique as you are.

Sherri Pelican

Sherri's work resonates with the play of shapes and layers and the dialogue between materials and surface texture.

Jessandra Phillips

Jessandra's work, Waters Edge Silver, is organic and nature inspired silver jewellery created with found objects.

Natalia Piderit

Anastasia Pindera

Anastasia Pindera's contemporary jewellery aims to challenge social conventions and encourage empowerment and everyday conversations.

Susan Remnant

Susan Remnant creates wearable jewellery combining bold graphic shapes with colour, texture and detail inspired by the intricate patterns and sculptural forms of the natural world.

Jamie Rosario

Jamie Rosario's work aims to engage wearers with small fleeting moments in their natural environments, making their ephemerality monumental and permanent in the material of metal.

Marcos Rosemberg

Marcos concentrates his creative process on finding the balance between beauty and imperfection, working intuitively with the chance.

Malika Rousseau

Malika experiments by playing directly with the material and the fire, she often returns to the fusion because she is attracted by the raw and natural side of the silver.

Adam Russcher

Adam Russcher excels at fusing simple design elements with unique, extraordinary compositions and presentation.

Mina Saneei

Mina is relatively new to jewellery but is a long time friend of various materials such as iron, leather, wood, resin, and is exploring properties of precious metal, liquid or solid.

Lise Saurette

Unique jewellery designs from the West Coast of Vancouver Island, using dried Sea Kelp.

Tania Scott

Creating must be a forever evolving revolution, striving for the capture of mindfulness and be inspired by the world around.

Byori Seo

Vanessa Shum

Vanessa is inspired by children's toys with their simple kinetic movements, she creates jewellery that is meant to be picked up and played with.

Gabriela Sierra Torres

Gabriela Sierra merges design and fashion to create unique sculptural jewellery.

Sarah Silvey

Harnessing the elegant and oscillating gestures of natural forms, Sarah's practice seeks a dialogue between the crude and the lyrical.

Jan Smith

Suzanne Spisani

Sculptural jewellery, hand fabricated with intention, inspired by literary devices and emotion with a focus on the technical process.

Swethambari Sridharan

"Nature has no straight lines, why should creativity."

Victoria Stoyanova

Through associations related to materials, colours and shapes in jewellery, Victoria tells about human feelings, emotions and life experience.

Verena Strigler

Verena uses traditional fine goldsmithing techniques combined with experimental explorations to create a harmonious play of refined and rustic details.

Yi Sun

Yi is interested in re-investigate traditional material and techniques within contemporary craft context.

Yi Wang

Yi Wang's works were inspired by the natural combined contemporary art. She makes handcrafted jewellery using traditional skills and modern techniques emphasizing simple and elegant designs.

Mina Tafazoli

Barb Temple

Linnea Thuning

Contemporary jewellery that stands against meaningless consumerism and waste.

Patricia Tozer

Patricia Tozer is a fine art jeweller and experimental metalsmith.

Ming-Jui Tsai

Art changes the world.

Pam Tymensen

Pam Tymensen is a goldsmith obsessed with the natural world, unusual stones, the technicalities of how metal can be worked, and the meeting point of all three.

Youjin Um

Monika Urbaniak

Sishi Wang

Sishi is attracted to every object in her life, especially the ones which relate to her identity as Chinese, foreigner, and daughter.

Kexin Wen

A nature, body and material interconnection.

Julie Williston

Sculptural jewellery evoking Mother Nature's resolve.

Katherine Wilson

The coalescence of materials and techniques allows soft fibres to take form and hard metal to gently flow... as if emerging from one breath.

Tong Wu

"For Love and Peace!"

Yan Wu

The memories of the past, the challenges of the present, and the possibilities of the future are the root of Yan's imagination.

Danni Xu

Danni seeks to use forms that are simple and organic, but with details that will reveal with a closer view.

Cynthia Yang

Cynthia thinks beyond the proverbial box.

Jiawen Ye

A girl's heart always yearns to be a butterfly.

Jiashi Ying

As a medium to convey emotions, jewellery not only connects the mental and physical worlds but also connects the past and the present.

Meichan Yuan

Emily Yue

Jingjing Zhang

"Balance, Minimalist, Kinetic"

Lei(Yuna) Zhang

Evgenia Zoidaki

Evgenia's creations are inspired by everything that surrounds and affects her, from ancient art to whatever captures the eye in modern cities where she travels.