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FINE JEWELLERY HANDMADE IN LONDON

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Goldsmiths’ Fair
Tuesday 28 September – Sunday 3 October 2021
Goldsmiths’ Hall, Foster Lane, London EC2V 6BN

Goldsmiths North
Summer 2022
The Cutlers’ Hall, Church Street, Sheffield S1 1HG

First day of @goldsmithsfair today! Come say hi at

First day of @goldsmithsfair today! Come say hi at stand 48 and have a gander at some new and exciting work (if I say so myself...).
18ct gold pendant with cushion cut rubellite.

So excited we can finally share this blingy beast

So excited we can finally share this blingy beast of a ring! A few months ago the incredibly talented @graeme_mccolm and I collaborated on a bespoke piece for a mutual friend who wanted a statement ring that -A he could wear on a regular basis
-B tied in with pieces of Graeme’s and mine he already wears
and -C was very blingy, but in an understated kind of way. Not a lot of requirements, really…😉
This is the result, handmade in sterling silver and palladium 500 and set with aaaaaall the diamonds. Sculptural and statement-y; I think we fulfilled the brief, right?!
We’ll both be showing our work at this year’s @goldsmithsfair, week one, 28th September to 3rd October. Come say hi at stands 53 and 48!

Recent commission of a side set eternity band in y

Recent commission of a side set eternity band in yellow gold. Both sides?! Yes, both sides! All the bling…
See more of my work during @goldsmithsfair next week! September 28th to October 3rd, stand 48.
See you there!

Some last minute preparations for @goldsmithsfair.

Some last minute preparations for @goldsmithsfair. I’ll be showing my work during week 1 of the fair, from 28th September to 3rd October. Exciting times!

New ring just in time for @goldsmithsfair. Handmad

New ring just in time for @goldsmithsfair. Handmade in 18ct yellow gold, set with a radiant cut brown diamond. Swipe to see the white diamond detail on the side of the ring. One for the ‘understated bling’ category? Works on its own or as part of a stack…how would you wear it?

Cognac diamond in platinum. I know I’ve made som

Cognac diamond in platinum. I know I’ve made some promises of sexy side views of this piece, but you’ll have to be patient. I’ll dig through my photos and find it eventually I’m sure (@amandalihope I’m looking at you…😉)

Here’s one I made earlier. Cognac diamond with t

Here’s one I made earlier. Cognac diamond with two white diamonds either side in platinum. The beauty of it? You can see the bottom of the centre stone from the side!

Recent bespoke commission, 18ct yellow gold earrin

Recent bespoke commission, 18ct yellow gold earrings with champagne coloured diamonds and faceted citrine briolettes. All very tonal and warm in colour and I can happily report that the suit the wearer very well indeed.

Things have been happening in the workshop…! The

Things have been happening in the workshop…! There’s new work, veeeeeery slowly making its way to completion in time for @goldsmithsfair in September, lots of bespoke work going on and something very very exciting in the planning. If you want to find out what that is, sign up to the newsletter: www.isabelle-capitain.co.uk
📷 new statement earrings in 18ct yellow and white gold set with carré cut diamonds. You know how much I like my basic geometric shapes and if you look closely you can spot not just the circle and the square, but also the triangle. Bauhaus sei Dank.

One of the most recent pieces to leave the worksho

One of the most recent pieces to leave the workshop: client’s own 2.14ct (!) diamond reworked in a much more contemporary style. Square shank, off-centre setting to show off the side of the diamond and all topped off with extra sparkly bright cutting around the diamond. A big, bold piece that’ll certainly draw people’s attention. Thank you so much for your trust, K! PS: my video skills are clearly non-existent, but until my poor long-suffering photographer has time to look at the lovely lovely photos he took this will have to do…😉

I might be repeating myself here, but the back of

I might be repeating myself here, but the back of a piece is just as important as the front, isn’t it? So why not set some diamonds into it.
Back view of the tanzanite brooch from the last post.
Happy Saturday!

Occasionally I manage to finish new pieces for sto

Occasionally I manage to finish new pieces for stock…I know, shocking, right? This brooch is part of a small collection of new pieces, so stay tuned. Sterling silver and 18ct white gold, set with a pale tanzanite.

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