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I've always loved making unique pieces of jewellery, and took advantage of lockdown to really develop my skills by undertaking a Diploma in Silver Jewellery Making and then a Diploma in Fine Jewellery.I mainly create unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. I love big, bold textured necklaces and...

I began my jewellery making during lockdown as I wanted an outlet through which I could create unique and symbolic designs. I attended St Albans School of Jewellery, with teachers from St Martin’s School of Art. I enjoy making pieces which add meaning to life and use dimension...

Japanese, born in Russia and internationally brought up.Art historian and anthropologist.Trained as a jeweller in Hatton Garden, London, and stillexpanding her skills in rare jewellery techniques.Tel: 020 8455 4271Email: mail@kochiokada.co.ukWebsite: www.kochiokada.co.ukAbout my workKochi works in wax carving, hammering, knotting, granulation,kemboo and enamelling.She creates limited editions...

My interest in jewellery began in my teens when I made and wore huge necklaces of dyed melon and pumpkin seeds, acorn cups and any beads I could find. Portobello market was a good source of broken necklaces which were the beginning of my extensive...