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Amanda Henderson is a Toronto-based goldsmith and jewellery designer known for her sculptural, expressive work. A graduate of George Brown College’s Jewellery Arts program, she creates pieces that explore the fluidity of form—transforming flat wax or sheet metal into dynamic, flowing shapes reminiscent of molten metal, fabric, or ribbon. Her practice focuses on traditional goldsmithing techniques while pushing the boundaries of form and texture. Amanda completed a residency at Harbourfront Centre and now works from her studio near Christie Pits, where she continues to experiment, refine her ...

Anthia Barboutsis is an art jeweller fromToronto, Canada. She studied Material Art and Design from OCAD University inToronto, and graduated in 2021. Anthia’s work is rooted in the realm oftraditional craft, but often draws inspiration from her Greek and IndianHeritage, and from contemporary art and design practices. Her work blendsdisciplines with ideas from across academic fields. With her interest inhistory and philosophy, and her specialty in the merging of textile andjewellery techniques she creates detailed works of jewellery.

I am an artist jeweler living and working in Montreal, specializing in the creation of cloisonné enamel jewelry. While this technique traces its origins back to the Byzantine Empire, the use of modern materials and tools have brought this jewelry form firmly into the contemporary jewelry world.Each cloisonné enamel piece begins with a metal base, either copper or fine silver. I then bend fine silver wires into shapes to create small cells (partitions) of designs called cloisons. Each small silver compartment from this design – is carefully placed on the metal surface.I then begin to apply a ...

Kristen Murray - Pearl & Sparrow Jewellery Kristen grew up in the Durham region and from a young age was always creating. Originally accepted to the Ontario College of Art and Design to study graphic design, she discovered the jewellery program by chance and was immediately drawn to creating miniature works of art in sterling silver. She switched her focus and graduated from the Material Art and Design program as a jewellery major. To learn about stones, Kristen earned a Gemmology certificate at George Brown College, and was then accepted into a two-year artist residency at Harbourfront ...

I’m Lowen and I design earrings using 3D technology. I use electrifying colours and shapes to contour people’s faces and help them be as bold as they’re meant to be. All my work is made of nylon and printed on an SLS printer. After printing I use airbrush paints to apply the colours I want and carefully affix the hardware. My earrings are popular with people who want to stand out and show off what a work of art they are.

Miranda Britton is a jeweller and multi-disciplinary artist based out of Muskoka, Ontario, Canada. Art has always been a strong focus in her life and after high school, she relocated to the west coast to study visual art at Vancouver’sSimon Fraser University. In 2006, Miranda indulged a lifelong fascination with personal adornment by enrolling in the Jewellery Essentials program at theHaliburton School of Art & Designand has been making jewellery ever since. Miranda's jewellery pieces are avisual exploration of the manyways that humansconverge with the natural worldand wearing her work ...

BioOdile Gova is a mixed media fibre artist who focuses on bold contrasting colours, patterns and textures throughout her work.She was born in Timmins, Ontario and has been living in the greater Toronto area for the past 40 years.She is self taught and has spent the past 15 years developing and designing this wool felt and brass zipper jewelry.Her more than twenty years as a painter of bold whimsical forms has influenced her work as a jewelry designer.StatementWhen I create, I seek to empart a sense of vitality and joy.I have been attracted to the idea of jewelry as art for many years.My ...

I am a jeweller, designer, educator and a problem solver.

Sami Dalby is a Jewellery Artist and Metalsmith. She graduated from the Halliburton School of Art & Design (HSAD) Jewellery program in 2018 where she learned the fundamental skills of designing, forming and finishing and fell in love with the creative possibilities of telling stories with metal.Sami is currently exploring contemporary, modernist, architectural and abstract styles and experimenting with patination, finishes and mixed media. Her studio is at Cramahe Hill Studios at her rural property in Northumberland County. Please visit cramahehillstudios.com or follow on Instagram ...

Niksa Design is a handmade jewelry and ornament studio that explores the intersection of sculptural form and organic transformation.Each piece is uniquely crafted using paper-based materials, transforming lightweight textures into elegant, wearable art.My work celebrates imperfection and nature-inspired design, blending contemporary aesthetics with sustainable craft.Through my creations, I aim to evoke a sense of delicate strength and timeless beauty in every piece.

I make imaginative jewellery with a timeless, whimsical aesthetic. Designed and made in southern Ontario from carefully selected and sourced high-quality materials; each distinct, creative design reflects the love for the fantastic and the extra-ordinary beauty of nature that I share with my customers. Normal 0 false false false EN-CA X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0cm 5.4pt 0cm ...