Bungardean Razvan, a 22-year-old visionary artist, seamlessly blends painting and jewelry design to create stunning, avant-garde pieces resonating with the digital age. With a Bachelor’s in Painting from UAD Cluj and currently pursuing a Master’s at UNArte, Razvan brings a unique perspective to contemporary art.
Read MoreI've always believed in lifelong learning. At first I qualified as a jewellery maker. After two years I noticed that art does not provide a sufficient standard of living for me. Therefore, I pursued another career and graduated as a youth worker, but at the same time I continued to study further.
Read MoreCorria is a Romanian handmade jewelry brand founded by Coralia Mihăescu, a skilled jeweler, extremely dedicated to creating unique and elegant pieces. Her passion for jewelry prompted her to create the products with a lot of passion, patience and trust in her talent and artistic abilities.
Read MoreI started my personal artistic journey seventeen years ago with the study of botanical art, ancient cultures and the traditional symbolism of the Romanian people.
Read MoreCoral Wanshan Huang is a Chinese jewellery designer, contemporary jewellery artist, and gemologist currently based in London.
Read MoreI've been a jewelry artist since 2003, mostly living and working in Denmark. I like to work on different levels of art, handicraft, and design. I mix materials and techniques. I’m a helpless collector of most everything, especially trash and wasted items.
Read MoreKleo Glens graduated in Painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Bologna and studied Jewelry Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Ravenna. She currently manages her personal project, since 2019,KLEO GLENS, where she creates artisanal jewelry using techniques such as manual metalworking, etching on brass, gilding, cuttlebone casting, and soldering.
Read MoreLaurel Fulton is an object and image maker originally from Colorado. Fulton received her BA from the University of Northern Colorado in 2011 and her MFA from the University of Georgia in 2020. During the interim of attending school she taught public school art for four years and was awarded an artist in residence position for 14 months at Pocosin School of Fine Craft.
Read MoreI've always been a keen observer of the world around me. The thoughts and emotions that arise are my source of inspiration. After working for several years with metals and conventional jewelry techniques, I felt the need to find a more personal form of expression and communication. That's when I started upcycling paper…
Read MoreRuiya Xu deals with the sorts of mysteries that would not trouble most minds. Her practice is driven by a thirst for understanding and draws from a broad range of inspirations - time, nihilism, archaeology, post-apocalyptic, both ancient and futuristic. Ruiya Xu explores these ideas in a typically imaginative way.
Read MoreA jewellery artist based in Birmingham, with a background in graphic design and illustration, she has earned her graduate diploma and master's degree from Birmingham City University School of Jewellery. Presently, she holds a residency artist position there.
Read MoreOriginally from the UK, I started making jewellery in Athens 30 years ago, then continued at London Guildhall University, followed by prolonged study periods in Africa. Since my return to rural Greece in 2004, my immersion in nature has infiltrated my work, incorporating natural materials within my silver and gold pieces.
Read MoreOlga Tea Krek (Tea) is an artist, who graduated in jewellery and blacksmithing from the Estonian Academy of Arts in 2019. As an exchange student, she extended her studies to Shenkar College of Engineering, Design, and Art in Israel. In addition to her artistry, Krek holds a Bachelor’s degree in Pharmacy.
Read MoreYuzeng Feng graduated from the University of the Arts London with a master's degree in Designer Maker. Focus on contemporary jewelry combined with traditional culture. Specializes in metal, 3D printing, filigree and enamel crafts. The design works mainly focus on jewelry as a carrier of time and memory to show personal emotions and experiences.
Read MoreLiu Yang is a jewelry designer from Xinjiang in China. The mineral treasures of her home region inspired Liu's interest in exploring the nature of mineral aggregates to broaden the opportunities for creating organic and geometric jewellery.
Read MoreShe has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute and Master of Fine Arts at RMIT University. Exhibitions include 2024 Designing in jewellery JCC center, 2023 RMIT MFA graduate exhibition, 2023 SNAG Metalsmith: Juried Student Exhibition, 2022 Rendering: Jewellery and Objects Melbourne and 2022 Through Time and Space Exhibition.
Read MoreBorn and raised in China, Nianze Wu obtained her Bachelor degree in Arts and Crafts at Tianjin Academy of Fine Arts and completed her master study at BCU. As an independent designer and educator, she is always exploring the possibilities of jewellery as a symbol of emotion and the relationship between jewellery and identity.
Read MoreThe designer graduated from the London College of Fashion, University of the Arts London, UK, majoring in fashion artifact. At the postgraduate stage, she focused on the research of organic sustainable materials, as well as the relationship between the sensory experience of handicrafts and cultural identity.
Read MoreBradley Corso is a sculptor/design based artist who splits their time between sculptural works in bronze and jewelry works in bronze and silver. They are currently senior artisan for bollinger atelier in tempe, arizona. Corso holds an MFA from the University of Wisconsin Madison, and is originally from Twin Lakes Wisconsin and now resides in Mesa, Arizona.
Read MoreIOMICO, a pioneering Romanian jewelry brand, is dedicated to revolutionizing luxury jewelry design through 3D printing technology. Founded in 2019, IOMICO emerged from a family business that began in 2004 as a small jewelry retail shop.
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