Sofia Hallik and Darja Popolitova at the Estonian Academy of Arts have released a fascinating article on digital contemporary jewellery. If you're interested in contemporary jewellery's relationship with digital design, have a look.

My instalment of Something Beautiful in Jewellery comes from a wonderfully unexpected direction– the world of creative hairdressing! Multi-award winning hairstylist Lisa Farrall has recently released a series of

For the latest instalment of Something Beautiful in Jewellery, I'm presenting two pioneers of 3D printed contemporary art jewellery design-- Jo Hayes-Ward and Bathsheba Grossman

With recent advances in body projection and motion tracking, it seems several designers and developers are revisiting the idea of projecting jewellery and accessories as light onto the body. Only this time, they've added a whole new level of functionality.

Not too long ago I wrote a series of research articles for Jewellery Focus on the changing face of the jewellery industry. The first of the series

Of all the industries revolutionised by 3D printing, perhaps none has been more improved than prosthetic limb design. These are my reasons why jewellery CAD designers should take notice.

It seems the trend in jewellers using 3D printed materials as the product for sale itself continues to grow. With each new wave of 3D printed jewellers

Last week I visited the Design Museum‘s special exhibition on Contemporary Art Jewellery, entitled Unexpected Pleasures.

It seems the Society of Jewellery Historians post a first rate listing on their website highlighting current jewellery exhibitions running across the UK and in the rest

For those who have never heard the term Wearable Art (also variably known as Contemporary Jewellery, Art Jewellery, or Studio Jewellery) before, I offer a short history