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Sarah Ruth Stanford Jewellery


contemporary goldsmith

Nottingham, England

  • Jewellery
  • Goldsmithing
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Treading the line between raw and refined, Sarah creates richly textured, ancient-inspired adornments and wedding rings embodying a raw but refined aesthetic, contemporary but rooted in history, and inspired by the romance of myth, art, poetry, and the passing of time. Her practice, design, and work continues the age-old tradition of jewellery as personal talisman, worn for protection, power, symbolism, and beauty.

Focus:
recycled gold, timeless shapes, tactile forms, raw textures, alternative wedding and engagement rings
Commissions:
Available for commissions

Treading the line between raw and refined, Sarah creates richly textured, ancient-inspired adornments and wedding rings embodying a raw but refined aesthetic, contemporary but rooted in history, and inspired by the romance of myth, art, poetry, and the passing of time. Her practice, design, and work continues the age-old tradition of jewellery as personal talisman, worn for protection, power, symbolism, and beauty.

Focus:
recycled gold, timeless shapes, tactile forms, raw textures, alternative wedding and engagement rings
Commissions:
Available for commissions
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  • E-mail
  • Instagram
  • Project

    Crescent necklace

  • Project

    The Vow Collection - unique, textured wedding rings

  • Project

    Raw textured signet ring

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