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New Heroes of the Jewellery Industry

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"Coutts London Jewellery Week offers a unique opportunity to uncover the emerging talent of the jewellery world. Proving just why London is the destination for such talent, we highlight a handful of those who are hitting the headlines..."

	Amanda Brighton Amanda Brighton is an Anglo-Tibetan jewellery designer based in London. Amanda's early years in Thailand and India ignited a passion for the exotic in all her designs, merging influences from both the East and West. She will be exhibiting at Treasure at the Tower of London from 12th-15th June. View microsite
	Ana de Costa A 'heroine' in every sense of the word, Ana de Costa had built up a great portfolio of experience even before starting her degree course at Central St Martins. Ana's designs are influenced by her Latin heritage, her extensive travels, a bohemian touch and her passion for the decadence of the Art Nouveau era.
	Arabelle Morgan Arabelle's work is breathtaking, with a collection of exotic creations that are reminiscent of a decadence and sensuality from a bygone era. A Parisienne now living in London, Arabelle discovered the world of fine jewellery whilst working at Bulgari, Van Cleef and Chaumet in Paris. Arabelle's jewellery is to be launched in Selfridges and Kabiri this summer. View microsite
	Assya Tessa Grazzini's beautiful and exceptional handmade designs have won Assya many high profile retailers and a clientele of all ages. Tessa works with 18 carat gold vermeil and specially-sourced semi-precious stones. There will also be a chance to preview the Autumn/Winter '08 Collection on Friday 13th June from 11am until 4pm. View microsite
	Astley Clarke Bec Clarke is one of the hottest heroines on the block, creating a hugely successful online designer jewellery boutique. The Astley Clarke collection stocks designers from London, New York, Paris and Milan. Join the Astley Clarke online treasure hunt to win �5,000 worth of jewellery. View microsite
	Browns Browns, located in the iconic fashion destination of South Molton Street in W1, has been popular with the likes of Madonna and Kylie for years. It is one of the heroes of the industry, influencing designers in the accessory, fashion and now fine jewellery world across the globe. From diamond-encrusted pieces by rock chick extraordinaire Loree Rodkin to the heady romantic work of Lydia Courteille, Browns is an exhibition of rock star rocks. View microsite
	Carolina Bucci For Carolina Bucci, making jewellery is the most natural thing in the world. Surrounded by gems all her life, her individual design expertise makes her collections second to none. She combines the tradition of the Florentine artisanship that is her heritage with a finesse that is both funky and slick. Join Carolina at The Elizabeth Street Carnival. View microsite
	Cockpit Arts Cockpit Arts, the self-styled 'creative business incubator for designer-makers' is home to 165 small businesses. During Coutts London Jewellery Week Cockpit Arts will be hosting Open Studios, where visitors can watch over 100 new and established jewellers, craftspeople and artists at work. Pieces will be for sale and there will be a chance to talk to the creators in their workshops. View microsite
	Hannah Martin Hannah is a one of the most talented newcomers to the industry, designing bespoke creations, mostly for men. The ethos behind her pieces is 'jewellery for men that women can steal'. Hannah is taking part in Runway Rocks with Swarovski on Wednesday 11th June.
	Ming If you combine Ming's obsession with jewellery, her passion for Eastern cultures and her expertise in gemmology, the finished result is incredible every time. Ming's new show-stopping emerald creation is to be unveiled for Coutts London Jewellery Week during a champagne evening held in her store on Thursday 12th June. View microsite
	Missoma Missoma is a mother and daughter team; 'Missoma' is a combination of the names Michele, Marisa and Sophie � mother, daughter, sister. The label is known for its bold, beautiful and directional designs, creating affordable pieces using fine gemstones and semi-precious stones. Missoma is fast becoming an established designer jewellery brand around the world. View microsite
	Pippa Small Pippa Small is without a doubt one of London's most talented designers. Her exclusive creations include 22 carat yellow gold jewellery designs, rough diamonds and fabulous gemstones which are available at just a few select retailers throughout Europe. Designed by Pippa in London, no two pieces are ever the same.
	roque roque is a young design-led company that has created a new concept in gem-set jewels. Their signature interchangeable setting allows the piece to be transformed into an infinite number of looks. View microsite
	SHO Born in Hong Kong and trained as a goldsmith at London Metropolitan University, Sarah Ho began designing jewellery from an early age. Her style is inspired by geometric forms, with strong clean lines incorporating stylised architectural shapes. The style of SHO is very distinctive, earning Sarah Ho instant praise from the fashion and jewellery press. She has a passion for fashion and an eye for meticulous detail in selecting stones.
	Students at Central St Martins The jewellery students of Central St Martins build on the continuing success of the college by pushing the boundaries of art and design to create exemplary pieces of jewellery. Third year jewellery students will be displaying their creations at the Central St Martins Degree Show during Coutts London Jewellery Week. The final year collections are open for preview, by appointment, on Thursday 12th June.
	Students at London Metropolitan University London Metropolitan University is a centre of excellence in applied art, media, and design with state-of-the-art facilities and workshops. The collections from the final year jewellery design students at the Sir John Cass Department of Art, Media and Design are being previewed for their Summer Show, which is on throughout Coutts London Jewellery Week. It will be a fantastic showcase of over 2,000 pieces of work in 2D, 3D and time-based media at one of London's most exciting graduate art shows. View microsite
	Treasure Organised by the East London Design Show, Treasure at the Tower of London will run from 12th-15th June 2008 and is destined to be one of the major events of Coutts London Jewellery Week. The event will showcase the very best of visionary design, cutting-edge technology and new creative talent, providing a platform for 50 pioneering British contemporary jewellery designers. View microsite

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