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Susan Cohn pushes the limits of the definition of jewellery yet preserves its core role of adornment by making objects that can be worn on the body. Her work is strongly motivated by pleasure in the play of form, material and colour. Essays include an examination of her work and workshop practice.

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Kim Buck uses well-known jewellery motifs such as hearts, daisies, and crosses as a point of departure, but the materials can be anything from precious metals to ready-mades.

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ThinkingJewellery comprises scientific research as well as discourse on the historical and societal interconnection of jewellery. Highlights are the symposia, which are now accompanied by periodicals.

Presents a richly illustrated catalogue, with essays from a range of perspectives on the work of Australian jeweller, Marian Hosking. The book features a discussion of her synergies with Asian approaches to art and nature.

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Ulla and Martin Kaufmann have developed their aesthetic agenda together. The techniques used by gold and silversmiths are the focal point of their work and represent the basic thematic focus of their tableware, jewellery and cutlery. It rests on their exploratory approach to materials and the diverse possibilities it provides for expression.

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The first monograph of the life's work of Thomas Gentille, featuring illustrations of the artist's unique studio work and highlighting his exceptional use of material. Accompanies Thomas Gentille's exhibition at Die Neue Sammlung - The Design Museum, Munich (DE), February 27th - June 5th, 2016.

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This publication is a varied showcase of an exceptional artist, who raises socially relevant issues on the medium of jewellery and critically questions our relationship with value and resources.

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This monograph presents the work of the jewellery artist Winfried Kruger in a retrospective, whose focus rests on the work from the last twenty years. Text in English and German.

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Educated in metalcraft and goldsmithing at the Ortweinschule in Graz, Rahs alternates in his works between jewellery, installation, performance, and processual pieces. Text in English and German.

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This volume presents the most exquisite and refined designs of the worlds finest jeweler.

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Cartier epitomizes creativity and individuality in jewellery design. This book features 175 objects that exemplify Cartiers talent and represent milestones in 20th-century design.

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Following the success of previous illustrated volumes on the Cartier collection, this book features brand new high quality photography and illustrations that are sure to entrance those who have ever taken an interest in luxury jewelry or in the mythical brand of Cartier.

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From the nomad jewellery of Mongolia and Tibet to the evocative silver and gold necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings of the minority peoples of China, this book celebrates the beauty of 260 objects from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and can serve as a reference book on the jewellery of the minorities of China.

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From the 12th-century spoon used for the anointing at the coronation to the platinum crown created for Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in 1937, the Crown Jewels' story is that of the English monarchy itself. This book tells the story of the development of the collection from the medieval period onwards.

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Bounty: Nineteenth-century South Australian gold and silver celebrates the creativity and tenacity of South Australia's colonial artisans, including John Pace, C.E. Firnhaber, Julius Schomburgk, Henry Steiner and J.M. Wendt.

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From the 12th-century spoon used for the anointing at the coronation to the platinum crown created for Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in 1937, the story of the Crown Jewels is that of the English monarchy itself. This book tells the story of the development of the collection from the medieval period onwards.

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Fulco di Verdura was one of the outstanding jewelers of the 20th century. This book analyses and evaluates Verduras jewelry designs. It features historical photographs of the celebrities who were his ardent fans. It also shows the range and glittering beauty of his highly original pieces.

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Definitive, comprehensive overview of costume jewellery that follows the evolution of costume jewellery from bourgeois France to the present day. covers a range of designers including Lalique, Fouquet, Dior, Balenciaga, Versace and many more.

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A dazzling array of never-before-seen sketches, designs and photographs from the jewellery maestro Andrew Grima archives, introduced by Geoffrey Munn.

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Birthstone Stories explores the magic, meaning and history of the birthstones, covering every month in detail and revealing some of the most beautiful and significant pieces of jewelry and birthstone specimens ever found. Beautifully illustrated, it elevates the birthstones and is the perfect book for anyone curious about crystals and history.

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A personal narrative celebrating fifty years of David Yurman--as told by David and Sybil Yurman, the founders of America's leading luxury jewelry brand.

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