Forget Hatton Garden! Georgia Kemball, Ellie Mercer, Isabel Bonner, Bleue Burnham, Rebekah Bide and Joy BC are the young gold and silversmiths injecting new blood into heavy metals.
Documenting the Nameplate debunks the notion that nameplates are nothing more than fancy bits of bling, celebrating the rich, emotional history behind the pieces.
Immie Spilsbury’s wash-your-hands tap signet rings are a sign of the times.
Studio Sisy Phus, Rebekah Bide, Ellie Mercer, Emily Frances Barrett and Isabel Bonner are embracing the alt-retail model that comes with social media sales.
The 36-year-old started designing jewellery on a whim. Now, she’s on the lookout for an environmental organisation to supply her with sea pollutants for her designs.
Designers like Brogan Smith, Shulian Nell, Melted Potato and Marland Backus are at the forefront of a movement which embraces sensuality, loudness and excess in all its glory.
The magic of Athens, salt of the earth craftsmanship and pieces that are seriously easy on the eye. Dive into the mind of Kiki Karayiannis.
Jewellers like SANTANGELO, Janky Jewels, Alterita and Shulian Nell are designing playful, sea-themed pieces inspired by nature, hedonism and the ocean. British weather, be damned.
From magenta knuckle dusters to big sparkly sunset colour gems, Adriana Manso is packing personality into upcycled plastic rings.
Bea Bongiasca’s made-in-Milan rings have wiggled their way into our hearts (and onto our fingers).
A new breed of hustlers are shaking up London’s oldest and most venerable jewellery quarter, Hatton Garden: where talk is fast, prices are fat and every second is valuable.
Her resin rings went viral and now she’s too busy to make us one. FFS.
Toronto-based designer, Steff Eleoff, sacked off her MFA in New York to pursue jewellery design – a decision that’s proving worthwhile, one seductive piece at a time.
Last year, colourful, amorphous rings from jewellers La Manso, Bea Bongiasca, Beepy Bella and Blobb were spotted on celebs and Zoom calls alike. As the world remains under the thumb of a health crisis, THE FACE explores how outsider designers providing nonsensical escapism will continue to dominate in 2021.
Australian jewellery designer Seb Brown weighs in on his love of precious metals, the pleasure in creating and his new Melbourne shop-studio hybrid, at which his rings are handmade.
Heavy metal! Jewellery, that is. Here’s a list of rings, chains and chokers made by independent jewellers to give this season.
Side Hustles: Art director Sophia Tassew has harnessed her creative power this lockdown, unleashing a bold accessories brand that’s already bowled over the fashion industry and beyond.
