This year I will be exhibiting in Edinburgh and Wrexham. I am also taking part in two new projects relating to recycling and helping the environment. Revamp are a London based collective supporting the economic, social and environmental benefits of re-claimed and vintage fashion. I have created some new pieces from recycling old items of jewellery and accessories. Waste Innovations, Edinburgh stock products that are eco-friendly, sustainable, recycled or organic. I have created unique jewellery with recycled circuit boards, buttons and findings and these are available to buy from their new shop in Edinburgh.
You can also purchase my work from various stockists throughout Britain. For more information go to outlets.
Genna is a Scottish jewellery designer who graduated in 2006 with BDes (Hons) Jewellery & Metal Design from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design. She also has an HND and NC in Jewellery Design. She has been designing and making bespoke jewellery for eight years.
Genna is passionate about designing and making jewellery and thrives to produce bespoke, superbly produced handcrafted pieces. As jewellery has a personal and sentimental value she is willing to take on commissions and can give new life to an old piece of jewellery using your own ideas.
One of her designs (the labyrinth neckpiece pictured on this page) has already attracted a Precious Metal Bursary Award from the Goldsmith's Company.
Genna also appears in the Cultural Enterprise Office brochure as a case study which was released in November 2006 and I-On Edinburgh Magazine in August 2007.
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