Jewellery and Silversmithing

AUBIN BISHOP is a graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone, Dundee, specialising in jewellery and metalwork. She works in Aberdeen as a jeweller/designer and as a part time lecturer at Gray's School of Art. Her work is created through experimentation, with dyeing and inlaying acrylics. She juxtaposes colours and materials to create a range of jewellery with a retro feel.

JACQUI and DUNCAN GRANT work as a partnership, bringing together their complementary skills, built over 15 years of experience as jewellers in the trade. They are part time lecturers at Gray's School of Art, where they both studied jewellery and 3D Design. Their range of jewellery is a contemporary interpretation of the Scottish landscape. They work with a wide range of precious metals and stones to produce unique commission pieces by appointment.

CAROLE HERBERT is a self employed jeweller, silversmith. She is a graduate of Gray's School of Art, where she is a part time lecturer. Her work is inspired by natural forms and repeating patterns. These sources create movement and flow in her sculpted pieces. Her present work is made from silver, gold and applied enamels.

BEVERLEY HUTTON MOORE is a graduate of Gray's School of Art and Ulster University. She works as a silversmith and jeweller from her workshop near Aberdeen where her pieces are inspired by the surrounding countryside. Beverley specialises in creating bowls, spoons and handmade chains, incorporating stone setting.

ANNE MARQUISS is a graduate of Gray's School of Art specialising in jewellery and 3D Design. She is a teacher of Art and Design and a part time lecturer at Gray's. Anne's pieces are simplified rounded forms, worked in silver, gold leaf, leather and pearls. Attention is given to the surface quality through etching and filing, to create rich textures, pattern and colour.

Aubin Bishop