flat necklace

lace made on the sewing machine/Inge de Vor

mourning jewellery

Kirsten Spuijbroek

amsterdam: studio bonbon

via: style-files

feminine and perversely

Carol Webb via Panie Przodem

like a scale of fish

Ralph Bakker: Working as an jewelry-artist is a matter of attitude, a conscious choice for a certain way of working; a mentality. It is of no importance to me whether the piece of jewelry I made exceeds boundaries. My aim is to make a good piece of jewelry and whether it is defined as art is up to others. In making my jewelry I am in search of answers to questions I cannot or will not ask myself, hoping that my jewelry can show me both the questions and the answers. Of great importance are archetypical forms of jewelry; I can be fascinated by a plain linkchain. Mere circles creating a picture and function that cannot be improved, form and function intertwined.

elegant and simply

OPEN!Design

delicate & charming

Ulrike Hamm: Jewellery made from parchment gives unforeseen possibilities, which I'm aiming to explore. Parchment is not a common material, which can be delivered in a standardised form. It is a stubborn, mysterious, vivid, precious and unpredictable material that wants to be explored and conquered. Its inspirational appearance and characteristics allow me to constantly discover new aspects and possibilities, which I trace within it.

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Sarah Chilton jewellery