My first visit to Goldsmiths’ Fair became a day of conversations about jewellery, craft, process, authorship, provenance and the people behind the work.

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Visual Storytelling, Texture and Ideology in Simon Pemberton’s “Refugees” - ‘’The work successfully combines texture, symbolism and composition to explore themes of displacement, fear, conflict and identity. Through semiotics, Marxist theory and visual analysis, the image reveals how visual communication can shape emotional understanding and political awareness simultaneously.’’

The gap between craft and brand

Across my conversations with jewellery founders, a similar pattern keeps emerging.
Things aren’t working in the way they expected.

I’ve been looking at Loquet London recently, and what stands out isn’t just the product. It’s how clearly the meaning is expressed.

A lot of jewellery brands say they design “for everyone.”
But in reality, there’s no such thing.