On Provide – Artwork Jewellery Discussion board

June 2023, Half 1

There are such a lot of causes to buy artwork jewellery…

Rejoice that hard-earned promotion
Honor a once-in-a-lifetime event
Pay tribute to a significant accomplishment
Commemorate the start of a brand new relationship or the tip of 1
Pounce on the proper piece to spherical out a facet of your assortment
Or spend money on a deal with for your self—simply because

Artwork Jewellery Discussion board’s worldwide gallery supporters rejoice and exhibit artwork jewellery. Our month-to-month On Provide collection permits this in depth community of worldwide galleries to showcase extraordinary items personally chosen to tempt and encourage you. Have a look. You’re certain to discover a improbable piece you merely can’t dwell with out! (Please contact the gallery instantly for inquiries.)

Valentine Dubois, Deux Cubes, 2023, ring, silver, picture courtesy of Viceversa

Gallery: Viceversa
Contact: ilona Schwippel
Artist: Valentine Dubois
Retail value: 780 CHF

Valentine Dubois is a Swiss designer-maker who creates geometrical sculptures to put on. By taking part in with squares and avoiding proper angles, she talks about feelings and factors out a human scale. The ring could be tailored to totally different sizes.

Simon Williams, Pillars, 2019, earrings, oxidized sterling silver, 18-karat white gold settings, (entrance) chrome tourmalines, 3 x ¾ x ¾ inches (75 x 20 x 20 mm), (again) peridots, 2 ½ x ¾ x ¾ inches (65 x 18 x 20 mm), picture: Jane Bowden

Gallery: Zu design
Contact: Jane Bowden
Artist: Simon Williams
Retail value: (Entrance) AUS$1,780, (again) AUS$1,480

The Pillars earrings have been impressed by a journey Simon Williams made to Iceland. The basalt columns present in nature inform the shapes of this collection. They’re highlighted with stones set in 18-karat white gold to mirror the wealthy inexperienced moss-covered panorama. Simon is a tenant at Zu design. His inventive apply continues to develop, usually depicting his love of rock formations, inspiring sculptural and wearable items.

Aaron Decker, MorningStar #5, 2023, pendant, copper, enamel, sterling silver, 14-karat gold, 2 ¾ x 1 ¾ x ¾ inches (70.5 x 45 x 20 mm), picture courtesy of Galeria Reverso

Gallery: Galeria Reverso
Contact: Paula Crespo
Artist: Aaron Decker
Retail value: €1,520

To mark Aaron Decker’s first worldwide solo exhibition, Reverso Gallery is happy to current a number of pendants, brooches, and necklaces from the artist’s ongoing physique of labor, MorningStar. On this piece, titled MorningStar #5, Decker’s intelligent becoming of spikes onto a midnight blue enamel floor is revealed on the reverse of the pendant, the place small silver stars riddle the “sky.” About this new physique of labor, Decker states that a number of items could be “mistaken for toys. Their horns and protruding spikes solid shadows throughout the flat enameled planes that trace on the work’s darkish undercurrent.” The artist performs with malevolent symbols and cartoonish depictions of evil on the scale of toys and sandwiches flat enameled planes between them, offering an altered evil aesthetic that raises the query of whether or not evil’s valence is inherent or assigned.

Märta Mattsson, Fossils, 2017, brooch, cicadas (no protected species have been used), crushed stone, resin, pigments, silver, 5 ⅛ x 3 ½ x 1⅛ inches (130 x 90 x 30 mm), picture: 4

Gallery: Four Gallery
Contact: Karin Roy Andersson
Artist: Märta Mattsson
Retail value: 15,000 SEK

The Swedish artist Märta Mattsson’s distinctive abilities at discovering stability on the sting between the gorgeous and the disgusting has made her work well-known internationally. “Generally I see magnificence in issues that different folks discover unusual or are even repulsed by,” she states. “My jewellery offers with the strain that lies between attraction and repulsion.”

Marianne Anselin, Battements d'Ailes — Marianne Anselin, Battements d’Ailes, 2022, necklace, cast-iron and silver, picture: artist

Gallery: Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h
Contact: Noel Guyomarc’h
Artist: Marianne Anselin
Retail value: CAN$2,100

Nature and the studio are Marianne Anselin’s workplaces—locations of transformations crammed with varied supplies. She tries to hyperlink the pure world with the world we make: to rethink the notion of the dear. The worth of an object shouldn’t be essentially business. It might come from a narrative instructed and a narrative to be written. Preciosity is subjective and impalpable.

Seth Michael Carlson, Swallowtail Earrings, 18-karat yellow gold, blue topaz, white diamonds, roughly 1 ¾ x 1 inches (44 x 25 mm), picture courtesy of Pistachios Up to date Artwork Jewellery

Gallery: Pistachios Contemporary Art Jewelry
Contact: Pistachios Team
Artist: Seth Michael Carlson
Retail value: US$4,565

These really outstanding, one-of-a-kind earrings elegantly mix 18-karat yellow gold with blue topaz and white diamonds. With a little bit of motion, these gorgeous handmade earrings are positive to garner compliments.

Svenja John, Hoboksar, 2015, necklace, Makrolon® polycarbonate, most interesting pigmented acrylic paint, 5 ⅛ x 11 ¾ x 1⅛ inches (130 x 300 x 30 mm), picture: Galeria Tereza Seabra

Gallery: Galeria Tereza Seabra
Contact: Tereza Seabra
Artist: Svenja John
Retail value: €4,389, plus transport

Svenja John has been making jewellery since 1994, working in Berlin. The entire time, she has been utilizing Macrofol®, a polycarbonate processed to create foil. For the reason that very starting, her jewellery has been pieced collectively. Utilizing ingenious methods, she invents kind modules which she then joins up and suspends one inside the different, kinds nestling inside kinds, stacked one on prime of the opposite. She thus creates semi-opaque clusters and buildings that remind one in every of scientific fashions, of crystalline and natural buildings. The mannequin of an atom, maybe? An try at representing heavenly our bodies in orbit? Stylized blossoms or allusions to polished valuable stones?

Angela Caldwell, We Nurture: The Big Hug — Angela Caldwell, We Nurture: The Large Hug, 2022, necklace, powder-coated copper, knit cotton, classic quilt material, cotton muslin, sequins, crammed with buttons, 30 x 14 x 6 inches, (762 x 356 x 152 mm), picture: artist, edited by Brandy Scholl

Gallery: Baltimore Jewelry Center
Contact: Allison Gulick
Artist: Angela Caldwell
Retail value: US$1,800

Angela Caldwell is an assistant visiting professor of metalsmithing and jewellery design at Indiana College. Her work focuses on reminiscence and examines ladies’s position in society by means of conventional craft-based methods. She was a nominee for the distinguished Windgate Fellowship. Caldwell’s work has been proven nationally in lots of juried exhibitions, most notably Baltimore Jewellery Heart, Anne Marie Gallery and Sculpture Backyard: in affiliation with The Smithsonian, Galerie Marzee, CraftBoston, and Arrowmont’s Geoffrey A. Wolpert Gallery, and in print in Metalsmith journal.

Annika Pettersson, Lucent Sea Catch, 2023, brooch, mother-of-pearl, seashell, sterling silver, oak, 4 ⅜ x 3 ⅛ x ⅛ inches (110 x 80 x 2.5 mm), picture: artist

Gallery: Platina
Contact: Sofia Björkman
Artist: Annika Pettersson
Retail value: US$900

The pearl, it comes from the ocean, it’s born within the water. A pearl makes one consider a seashell, the notion of water and the ocean inherent within the pearl as an object. Most gems are discovered within the grime, within the earth, however the pearl is developed and created underwater. The brooches from the Bear in mind the Ocean collection could be seen as keepsakes or snapshots of the ocean, aspiring to catch or seize the recollection of the sandy shoreline and the glowing sea. The seashells originate from the seashore and the oak wooden is driftwood bushes from the shore.