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The line-up for 2010 is sure to impress retailers, buyers and style-hunters alike at the show this September. This outstanding initiative helps fledgling jewellery designers break into the industry and is supported by the BJA.
KickStart acts as a commercial launch pad for the promising designers selected to take part, providing a boost for the industry and allowing retailers to find out about some of the freshest design talent of 2010. Visitors to IJL can meet the designers, and view their work, on Stand E49.
The 10 KickStarters for 2010 are: Daisy Knights Jewellery Design
Daisy creates timeless, wearable jewellery, inspired by nature, and combines her designs with an infusion of punk and rock ‘n’ roll. Every piece is handcrafted in her studio in the Cotswolds using silver and gold vermeil. She loves doing bespoke commissions in platinum, diamonds and gold. Daisy is also passionate about using ethically-sourced materials.
Jessica De Lotz
Jessica creates jewellery collections that are narrative-based tributes, reflecting on the ‘social lives’ of objects and the history of their owners. Guided by an overriding appreciation of age and history, Jessica’s jewellery embodies the concepts of time, concealment and heritage. Largely working in silver, Jessica also specialises in hand-carved mock ivory.
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