THE SENSE OF BEAUTY jewellery gallery presents a curated line-up of handcrafted jewellery, selected to inspire emotions, and celebrate individuality through the vision of its international artists.
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Rachel seeks to challenge the concepts of contemporary jewellery, producing a range of high end ,mixed material pieces.
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Rachael thinks through materials, producing jewellery, tableware and sculpture which are explored in experimental dining events, exhibitions, installations and visual art projects. Based in Sheffield and Birmingham.
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Lynne is the founder of Precious.Collective .. a global art Jewellery community that challenges the meaning of Precious through materials, techniques and / or concepts.
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Julie is a Swiss jeweler based in Geneva. She holds a MA from the Royal College of Art (London) and a BA from the University of Art & Design (Geneva).
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I like to play with this theme every now and then: little bits of things and how they attract one another, how they form connections, how they gather and hold together.
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Ani Flys, born in the USA, studied sculpture at Tyler School of Arts and resides in Madrid, Spain where she learned jewelry techniques at the Lalabeyou school. Member of the Precious Collective platform.
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Susan Mannion has over 20 years of curatorial experience. Her group exhibitions include; Royal Academy of Arts in London, Royal Scottish Academy, Royal Ulster Academy and Royal Hibernian Academy Exhibitions.
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Sishi received a BFA in Metal Design at East Carolina University, and an MFA degree in Metalsmithing and Jewelry Design at Indiana University Bloomington in 2023. Sishi is currently an artist in residence at Lillstreet Art Center in Chicago pursuing her artistic career.
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Sarah Loch-Test studied at Kent State and East Carolina universities, where she embraced the art of enameling. Her time spent living in Pittsburgh, a resilient city in a post-industrial era, continues to influence her metalwork.
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Marlene True is the Executive Director of Pocosin Arts School of Fine Craft in Columbia, NC. She holds a Master of Fine Art in jewelry design from East Carolina University.
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Drew is currently residing in Chicago, Illinois, where he teaches metalwork and enameling, fabricates and repairs jewelry, drives ride-share, and makes art.
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Daniel DiCaprio is the Associate Professor of Metalwork and Jewelry at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Daniel received his MFA in Metal Design from East Carolina University and was trained as a goldsmith at Hoover and Strong in Richmond Virginia.
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Courtney DiMare is a United States based artist currently working in Denton, Texas. She completed her MFA focusing in Metalsmithing and Jewelry in 2022 at University of North Texas.
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Cathy began work as a research scientist and teacher but her hobby all through her life was making jewellery. Her scientific background often informed the way she worked and gave her a fascination for experimentation.
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Ben is a jeweler and metalsmith in Bloomington, IN. He graduated from Indiana University in May of 2019 with his BFA in Metalsmithing and Jewelry Design. He is currently pursuing his MFA from IU.
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Willemien is working towards a possible PHD in Visual Arts in 2025 at PXL-MAD in Hasselt, where she completed her masters' degree from 2022 to 2023. She started her journey as a bachelor's student at Stellenbosch University in South Africa, where she originates from.
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I'm Tjaša Petrič Cvet. My love for design led me to the Art Gymnasium – Fine Arts, and my desire to create in media led me to the Faculty of Social Sciences.
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Each piece of jewellery in this collection represents a simplified ecosystem and has unique sensory accents. The enamelled pieces focus on vibrant colours and patterns, while the other pieces incorporate moving elements and a variety of textures.
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The human fingerprint is used as the main element of the designed pieces. It is used to confirm our original identity, but at the same time, the touch of the pad is proof that the object we are admiring really exists.
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