These images are from Lina Petersons Facebook site or website.
 

I am quit fascinated by the way Lina Peterson uses a combination of textile and metals in her work. Taking a look at her website I found out that she uses a lot of different materials. I will be posting more about her in the near future. The above images was from the blog A Magical Geometry. You can also find Lina Peterson on Facebook.

Link to her website at Royal College of Art and to her personal website.

She writes about herself:
I am a jeweller, even when I am not making jewellery. For me this describes an approach to the world, and to making objects, rather than a strict set of skills employed in the production of wearable things.
My aim has always been to reflect everyday habits and common beliefs, whilst at the same time challenging abiding perceptions of jewellery’s status as a Decorative Art. Personal possessions are integral to the way an individual constructs an identity; we compose and communicate who …

Rowena Murray is a fascinating jeweler – I really like the way she works with nature and describes the idea behind.
“This collection of pieces is based around interaction with nature, as experienced in childhood. From simple play to elaborate make believe, nature and its products have played a valuable role in child development. Here, jewellery serves as a medium through which to interpret this relationship. In a collision of childhood and adult forms, materials and imagery, these pieces are intended to celebrate and to highlight the perceived value of the …