These 6 pieces of jewellery are part of an exhibition by Danish Goldsmith Karen Fly in Greenland (Katuaq in Nuuk) opening July 8th 2010. Again an excellent example of how nature has been the source of inspiration and have been incorporated in the jewellery. The related posts show other examples of nature within jewellery…

In my investigation of jewellery that are aiming at contributing to making this place a better place I found Barbara Deriemaeker. As you know I have been looking at how jewelry may change our world in a positive direction. When I see these images and read about the thoughts behind I think we can…
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She writes about her work: “When I was a child, my parents where looking every day the news on television and I was asking my mother why these women are crying and shouting hysterical. …

Frida Åberg has send me a link to the online exhibition “I Care A Lot” where she exhibits together with a number of other jewellers.

The “I Care A Lot” exhibition is such a good example of how we in smaller or larger scale can make this place a better place. The project’s aim is to raise the discussion about current issues in the Middle East through an international art exhibition in which jewelry is the chosen media. I Care A Lot is a not-for-profit, non-governmental group which aim is …

If you are in Copenhagen I can really recommend you to go and visit the Wedding ring exhibition hosted by jeweller Kasia Gasparski. The exhibition contains wedding rings made by 28 recognized Danish jewellers and runs from March 20th to April 10th 2010. It is full of ideas and interesting interpretations of the wedding ring ritual.
You find the exhibition here: Guldkompagniet, Kompagnistræde 25, 1208 København K, T: (+45) 3314 1680, www.kasia.dk
Here is an image of the newest wedding ring by Kasia Gasparski (I also displayed it in a previous post).
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