I aspire to combine the beauty of rural areas with the structured architecture surrounding them, using bold enamel colours to create balanced contemporary jewellery pieces.

ABOUT

Georgina is a postgraduate jeweller from the rural countryside within Herefordshire who experiments with all the techniques found in enamelling using a mixture of precious and non-precious metals.

Throughout the years She uses her photography as inspiration. For her degree show (BA Hons Jewellery Design) she Drew out the positive and negative free-flowing forms found within the colourful, eye-catching sky and structured forms found within architecture.

Georgina enjoys exploring contrasting styles and playing around with balance and placement. She allows viewers and customers to explore their curiosity and favoured colours/forms to layer up each piece creating depth and playfulness using a set of silver pin heads. Georgina encourages wearer engagement and exploration within her work.

Education: At Hereford College of Arts - Folly Lane, Hereford. 

  • Level 2 Diploma in Art & Design – merit – 2019 

  • Extended Diploma in art and design year 1 – Merit – 2020 

  • Extended Diploma in art and design year 2 – merit - 2021 

  Hereford College of Arts - College Road Campus

  • BA (Hons) Jewellery Design degree at CRC - 2024 

Dissertation on: Vitreous Enamel and How Different Techniques Throughout History Have Influenced the Value of Studio Jewellery

Each jewellery piece will come out with unique colouring and texturing. That’s the beauty of firing enamel, this makes every piece she sells even more special to each buyer.