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you need more information, please contact with Leo Caballero.
by mail: klimt@klimt02.net
by phone: 00 34 933687235
Barcelona. Spain
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hourly: monday to friday
from 10:30 am to 19 pm
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| Last new members |  | Nathalie Perret
Paris, France
Jeweller
I try to create a close correlation between jeweler, jewel and wearer. That is the reason why some of my jewelry pieces are designed to "suffer" like a second creative stage. In fact, they carry a gesture not only activated by the jeweler, but also able to be recreated and reconfigured by the carrier during its use.
|  | Klara Brynge
Gothenburg, Sweden
Jeweller
Klara Brynge took her masters degree from HDK. She has been exploring the possibilities of silver. She treats it in ways that make a flat sheet become something like a three-dimensional drawing. |  | Peter Weavers
Sydney University
Ryde, Australia
Student
|  | Hey!Jewel
Shanghai, China
Gallery
Management person: Jiang Jingyun
Hey!Jewel Studio is the very first boutique in China which specializes in global independent designer’s jewellery. As a pioneer of the mainland market where contemporary jewellery and independent designers are at their initial stage, we devote ourselves to helping the designers to expand their market and popularize the concept of contemporary jewellery and independent jewellery designers in China . |  | Barbara Knuth
Seattle, United States
Jeweller
My work contemplates the experience of loss. After a loved one has passed, there is a longing for their return, an urge to ‘put things back’. Fueled by a fear of forgetting, my work transforms feelings of grief and longing into jewelry that relates to the intimate boundaries of the body.
Very soon we will enjoy the works of the artist.
|  | Julie Blyfield
Stepney, Australia
Jeweller
Working from one day to the next I focus my attention on observations from nature and working with an ephemeral resource. Using the skills, materials and techniques that are second nature to my practice, I wanted to see where my work would lead as the year progressed.
|  | Jacqueline Schot
Middelburg, Netherlands
Jeweller
My work, my journey, starts with a fascination for the hidden, for what one cannot see, for the unfamiliar and the unknown.
|  | Galerie Elsa Vanier
Paris, France
Gallery
Management person: Elsa Vanier
Selective, dynamic, offering a broad range of styles...
Elsa Vanier offers 4 annual exhibitions to unveil new creations. The jewellery represents over 40 jewellers, silversmiths and jewellery designers, selected for their unique talent and outstanding technical in producing a jewel that is a lifelong companion.
|  | Jane Ritchie
Norfolk, United States
Jeweller
In my work, there is always a mediator, a membrane, which separates the human body and emotions both tangibly and metaphorically.
Very soon we will enjoy the works of the artist.
|  | Claire McArdle
Melbourne, Australia
Jeweller
|  | Allona Goren
Melbourne, Australia
Individual consultation
|  | Michelle Brown
University of Lincoln
Lincoln, United Kingdom
Student
|  | Joanne Garner
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Jeweller
I aim to create work which is artistic by design and which crosses boundaries within the traditional jewellery scene. The textile techniques along with the metalwork create something which is highly striking and original. |  | Ying-Hsien Kuo
Royal College of Art
London, United Kingdom
Student
www.eunicekuojewellery.com
Contemporary jewellery designer and maker from Taiwan with a BA degree from Birmingham City University, UK. She is currently based in London to pursue her MA degree at The Royal College of Art. Eunice also owns a bachelor degree in Philosophy, which has positive influence on her design with a sense of humanity. It is her wish that her design with joy will help building up the rapport among people. |  | Stacey Lee Webber
Philadelphia, United States
Jeweller
I come from a lineage of laborers- men and women who worked corn farms, printing presses, beer trucks, and construction sites. I value skilled physical labor and am proud to follow in their footsteps by using my hands in everyday life. |  | Lola Brooks
Lexington, United States
Jeweller
I do find power in accumulation; it seems to be an inextricable part of who I am in the world. I collect so many things and there are way too many things to list, but regardless I will indulge myself here with a few of my favorites: vintage rhinestone eyeglasses, needlepoint handbags, plaid pantsuits... and then, of course, the drawers to put it all in.
Very soon we will enjoy the works of the artist.
|  | Kate Furman
Greenville, United States
Jeweller
My pieces tell stories. They tell of storms weathered and turbulent whitewater navigated. I collect things while I am wandering in wilderness, seduced by the cast off flora generously littering the ground beneath my feet. |  | Klara Eriksson
Stockholm, Sweden
Jeweller
I am founder and member of LOD Metal Design since 1999. At LOD I have my workshop and Gallery together with seven colleagues.
|  | Emily Watson
Columbus, United States
Jeweller
My interest in texture, surface and touchability carries over to my carved pieces, which blend unconventional materials with traditional ones, old with new, precious with non-precious. |  | Kristin D´Agostino
Auckland, New Zealand
Jeweller
I am interested in the social role that jewellery plays in every day interactions. I am fascinated by the variations of emotions and ideas attached to objects that the maker creates and the wearer takes away.
|  | Lauren Tickle
New York, United States
Jeweller
My work is an experiment in the concepts of value and adornment. I force wearers and observers to reflect on the concept of adornment in our society. My work takes underlying materialism and makes it explicit, imploring evaluation from all sides in each social context. |  | Camilla Luihn
Oslo, Norway
Jeweller
Very soon we will enjoy the works of the artist.
|  | Kjøbenhavns Guldsmedelaug
Copenhagen, Denmark
Organization
Management person: Nina Linde
The Goldsmiths’ Guild was established in 1429 and is one of the oldest documented guilds in the world. The guild was established to enforce the merit and purity of the craft. The board awards grants to younger and older craftspeople in the field, supports study trips and subject-related book publications and awards medals and grants to the best newly qualified goldsmiths and silversmiths. |  | Bryna Pomp
New York, United States
Individual consultation
|  | Maden
Istanbul, Turkey
School
Management person: Burcu Buyukunal
Maden is a contemporary jewellery studio that considers jewellery as wearable arts and intends to convey this concept to participants with technical and conceptual courses. |
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