Margo Orlovik usually finds herself inhabiting borderline spaces and appreciating the endless complexity of everything. Her favourite answer to all questions is: “It depends” and it makes her sad every time the boy downstairs cries. Margo investigates personal narratives through deconstruction and renegotiation of meanings.

London-based jewellery designer and maker, Shadi Lolaki, believes in special powers of jewellery, her design approach starts from a very wearable point of view – pieces for every day, each with a personal story. Her work is inspired by precious historical pieces, mythology, heirlooms and nature.

Matilde Mozzanega’s work sits within the context of contemporary jewellery & sustainability. This collection consists of playful, contemporary necklaces made out of Swarovski crystals and flowers, vacuum sealed within recyclable plastic pouches; a commentary on the current and urgent issue related to packaging plastic waste.

Gina Myungji Cheun views jewellery as emotional objects that hold memories, connections and personal stories. Inspired by soft sculpture and modernism, Gina connects her design talent with the sustainability challenges that the world faces today.

Susan Macleod creates jewellery inspired by the beauty in our natural surroundings, from delicate petal structures to bold sea coloured opals. She likes to work with precious metals through an intuitive and playful process to create unique and personal jewellery for its wearer.

Anna-Cara Keim is a writer, photographer, curator and designer with a lifelong fascination for architecture. Her inspiration comes from travelling, nature, meeting interesting people and the human interactions with the built environment.

Ella Fearon-Low plunders the visual larder of the past to create delicious contemporary treasures in mixed materials. Influenced by decorative and domestic objects her original shapes are layered from influences as varied as 17th century glassware, postmodern architectural detailing and Roman jewellery.