Anat Basanta

In my jewellery, I explore patterns that originate in nature alongside with man made ornamentation which appear throughout cultures and history.

Andrea Roberts

To Andrea, art is a reflection of a person's soul. Her own inspirations are drawn from nature, materials, forms and people. Gemstones are an important part of her designs and her jewelry is often designed according to the shape and colour of the stone.

Brian Hoyano

I am influenced by my Asian ancestry as well as by contemporary industrial design. If there is drama in my work it tends to be quiet and understated and is sometimes enhanced, sometimes moderated, by a personal quirkiness.

Caetllonn Seadjwyc

Always interested in Fine Arts and Crafts, my passion for design has led me to jewellery. I currently work with silver and gold and add gems and pearls to enhance the fluid lines and unique finishes of the metals used.

Cheryl Jacobs

Cheryl Jacob's love of stones led to a jewellery apprenticeship in San Francisco. In 1987, she started her own business doing one-of-a-kind hand fabricated pieces.

Dominique Brechault

Dominique Bréchault lives and works in Vancouver. Born and raised in France, she moved to Canada after completing her university studies. Under the name Djado Designs, she has maintained a studio as a goldsmith since 1992.

Donald Reimer

Ellen Aubrey

Ellen thought she'd be an archeologist or a treasure hunter when she "grew up". Now she finds herself making the pieces she imagined finding. Ellen believes jewelry is amulet as well as adornment and tries to keep that sense in every piece she makes.

Emma Bracefield

Custom designer jewelry studio based in Vancouver specializing in contemporary one of a kind custom gold and platinum engagement rings, wedding bands and jewellery.

Erin Dolman

Erin has been practicing her craft for about 12 years and has shown in numerous exhibitions both in Canada and the US, she is currently represented in 10 galleries including Object Designs, Circle Craft and Crafthouse gallery in Vancouver.

Giosi Lammirato

Giosi Lammirato is an innovative, multi media artist accomplished in both painting and jewellery. With diplomas in both fields, Lammirato has been creating works of art in her Vancouver studio since 1991.

Hélène Bourget

I think of my work as sculpture or architecture on a small scale; I try never to make anything identical, I think it gives each piece a personality.

James Koester

Many of his pieces incorporate objects offered up by the sea. Bits of beach glass, a pearl button found in a tide pool, and even a salty and bedraggled felt snowman have appeared within his steel frames.

Karin Marita Jones

Her designs are heavily influenced by forms in Gothic architecture and Islamic tile patterns. Sometimes she translates these shapes directly into jewellery and other times creates new designs inspired by them.

Kurt Morrison

A carver by talent, a metalsmith by practice, a miniaturist by desire, Kurt likes to blend these three into wearable art pieces. Nature and the works of the old masters are a constant source of inspiration.

Murat Senemoglu

As an art historian, I am interested in Eastern and Mediterranean traditional silver jewellery and techniques. By using these old style techniques, I have been trying to realize contemporary concepts in my art.

Pauline Dupas

She is mainly interested in hand constructed rings. “The limits of the forms forces me to concentrate on specifics such as the colour and quality of the stones and the juxtaposition of different metals.

Petra Benbow-Moeken

She combines unique original design and craftsmanship in every piece of jewelry.

Suzanne Nairne

Suzanne Nairne is an independent jewelery artist attempting to support herself designing, making and marketing her work. She finds this both immensely fulfilling (the process) and very challenging (earning a living). Suzanne lives in Vancouver, where she was born, after many years in New York.