Se much more of her work at her website.

I offer my deepest condolences to the people affected by the tragdegy in Norway and therefore I will dedicate the coming month to Norwegian contemporary jewellers.
You are most welcome to send me links to Norwegian contemporary jewellers.

I have received these new images of work by Jacob Nyberg. Take a look at his website as well.

Here you find work by her one of a kind “Fluidity and Form” series. They are exhibited at
Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h, in Montreal, Canada.
You  find more of her work at Klimp02.net and at her blog.

When I saw the work by Mari Ishikawa I became so inspired.
The above pieces of work are part of the exhibition “Parallel Worlds” in Wasserschloss Klaffenbach in  Chemnitz, Germany (28 May – 3 July 2011). If I lived a little closer I would defenitely go and see the exhibition.
She writes about the exhibition:
Where does a “Parallel World“ exist.
In a different universe?
Can one discover this world through time travel?
Is it perhaps possible to see this world in a dream?
Or does it only exist in one’s heart?
The world we see is only …

I find it interesting when people explore their background and express their experiences in jewellery. Take a look at these pieces of work. Debbie Adamson writes about her work “I once heard that we can get to know ourselves through the things we make. I think this is a process that never ends, and this work is part of that journey. These pieces continue an exploration of my Pakeha identity in post-colonial New Zealand. Using my rural background as reference, I have chosen specific materials and …