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Fine jewellery from our perspective

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 Chroic 2023  winner

 Joana Boateng 

 

nwene

- best in show -

The Nwene necklace draws inspiration from  Jo Boateng's Ghanaian heritage. The rectangular necklace was hand-crafted using individual glass beads with varying transparency and translucency.

The piece serves as an ode to traditional Kente cloth, as well as a nod to Ghanaian birthing culture.
 

Jo Boateng has explored a variety of jewellery making techniques during the development of her own unique language and style

Jo continues to forge a career in the jewellery industry, showcasing the beauty and complexity of Ghanaian craft through her prize winning work

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 Chroic 2023 runner up

 Angela Benjamin 

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Angela Benjamin's prize winning 3D brooch and geometric chain, crafted in sterling silver, playfully interact with each other via a removable toggle. Both pieces reflect Angela's love of geometric and architectural forms.

 silver brooch and chain

- runner up -

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The human body influences Angela's designs pushing her to create pieces that both conflict with and enhance the body's natural contours

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 Chroic 2023 runner up

Marcia Roach

crocheted bowtie

- runner up -

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The star of Marcia Roach's bold and colourful collection is a delicately crocheted bowtie crafted from anodised copper. The bowtie, accompanied by Marcia's signature chain, was designed to be eye-catching and proved to be a true conversation starter.

MARCia's collection was created to provide men with better access to the same luxuries women can obtain from high street stores and  boutiques.

Marble Surface

COMPETITION BRIEF:
 

Origin. Lineage. Legacy.

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Marble Surface

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