Project
Jewellery Materials and Design
Undergraduate
Project
Hanna Spellacy
Remnants
Jewellery Materials and Design
Undergraduate
Mortar You Brooch
Copper, brass, steel, silver, found object, mortar and concrete, 2021

Drawing inspiration from architecture and liminal spaces, Hanna Spellacy explores how composition and sculpture can be put into context with the body. What pulls us into these spaces? Why are we drawn to certain structures? These are questions that arise from her photographic research that aim to capture the melancholy atmosphere of these derelict locations.

Questioning what ‘value’ is within the jewellery world through her material choice, Spellacy experiments with found objects, industrial materials, and waste to communicate the narrative being portrayed through her work. Her approach to design holds a strong emphasis on graphic structures that reflect the paintings inspired by Constructivist art produced within her research. This location-based narrative is enhanced by the use of photo etching techniques, keeping the presence of these environments at the forefront of her designs. The imagery is complemented by textures of old metals and subtle patina finishes, contrasting with various brushed polishes. This subconscious acceptability towards old materials has opened a forward-thinking attitude to reusability and use of waste materials within her jewellery design.

Modular Ring
Copper, brass and steel, 2021
Modular Ring
Copper, brass and steel, 2021
Square Route Brooch, Left Standing Ring
Copper, Brass, steel, concrete and found objects, 2021
Square Route Brooch
Copper, brass, steel and silver, 50mm x 50mm, 2021
Bus Shelter
H.Spellacy-2020
Project
Liu Freya
Tent
Jewellery Materials and Design
Leather Neck Scarf
Project
Wei Zhang
Night-Time Monologue
Jewellery Materials and Design
Sunflower Boutonniere
Project
Satur Chong
How to Possess Contemporary Jewellery
Jewellery Materials and Design
Welcome to Step on my Jewellery
Project
Casey Winfield
The Beauty in Decay
Jewellery Materials and Design
Cold Summer
Project
Emily Kilvington
Breaking the Cycle
Jewellery Materials and Design
Cycle
Project
Kelly Luo
Behind Tears
Jewellery Materials and Design
Emotional Catalyst
Project
Alba Chen
Wishing
Jewellery Materials and Design
Wish Stone
Project
Yali Tan
NON-CONFORMIST JEWELLERY
Jewellery Materials and Design
Blood Circulation 1
Project
Qinzhi Shen
Nostalgic Tree Branches
Jewellery Materials and Design
Nostalgic Tree Branches
Project
Shunshun Yang
A wedding gift—Xi Tang
Jewellery Materials and Design
Ring
Project
Danielle Naylor
Lumpy Hedonism
Jewellery Materials and Design
Lumpy Hedonism
Project
Zsofia Nagy
Our Relationship to Wealth
Jewellery Materials and Design
Our Relationship to Wealth
Project
Yijia He
ANXIETY RELIEF SET
Jewellery Materials and Design
“Lucky bag” Brooch
Project
Douglas Liu
Scent of Memory
Jewellery Materials and Design
Scent necklace
Project
Xie Meiye
Breast Brooch
Jewellery Materials and Design
Halo chains modelled
Project
Zhao Jiayi
Reproduction
Jewellery Materials and Design
Zhao Jiayi (1)
Project
Yu Zhenjiang
Show off your ‘Water’- the gap between rich and poor
Jewellery Materials and Design
YU ZHENJIANG 2
Project
Joanne Kwok
Nature Collection
Jewellery Materials and Design
KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA
Project
Mok Ka Yan
The Miko Collection
Jewellery Materials and Design
Ring In Use
Project
Jiaxuan Zhong
I Am Watching You
Jewellery Materials and Design
Jiaxuan Zhong (4)
Project
Janus Ng
Cycle of Life, Reincarnation
Jewellery Materials and Design
Janus Ng Ka Yee (3)
Project
Mingyu Shan
Please Believe that the Rainbow is Coming
Jewellery Materials and Design
Shan Mingyu, Please Believe that the Rainbow is Coming
Project
Li Mingyang
L’ Idylle et l’ idylle
Jewellery Materials and Design
Li Mingyang