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Momocreatura
Founded by Momoko Tamura, the jewellery explores the boundaries between reality and fantasy through the depiction of fairytale inspired images. Influenced by European antique jewellery of the 16th-19th centuries and post-war Japanese sub-culture, she combines her references to create figurative macabre objects. They are more like 3D illustration or handcrafted wearable miniature sculptures.
Poly Philippou
Poly specialises in contemporary silver jewellery that is designed to be accessible, versatile, easy-to-wear and affordable, and which looks just as good worn with a suit, evening wear or more casually. Many ranges suit both men and women. She draws inspiration from the natural world to create the simple clean shapes that are her signature pieces.
Sian Bostwick Jewellery
Fantasy, fairytale dreamscape style brings a timeless essence and grown-up playfulness to brighten every day. Three major collections are currently being produced: Titanium Butterflies, Titanium Flowers and Wonderland. The titanium collections combine silver and anodised titanium, producing a range of bright blues and rich purples that, in contrast with the silk finished silver, achieve an individual and elegant look.
Hannah Bedford
Hannah’s jewellery designs explore texture and form using the traditional processes of granulation, reticulation and Keum-boo (fine gold fusing). Collections are inspired by organic growth patterns in the natural world. Hannah uses gold fusing and granulation to create raised, textured surfaces that entwine each piece. The work is often led by these technical explorations, using them to play with scale, form and contrasting precious metals to create aesthetically beautiful forms.
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