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Satta Matturi needs no introduction within the jewellery industry, with her namesake brand famed for its bold designs, powerful African storytelling and ethical materials. But her story extends far beyond Matturi, with Satta originally working as a diamond expert at De Beers. After almost two decades in the diamond industry, and on track for C-suite opportunities, Satta went against the advice of everyone around her and walked away from it all to pursue her passion for jewellery design. In 2015, Matturi Fine Jewellery was born. Read full article here.  Written by Jenny Proudfoot Published on 21 October 2026

Discover Highlights from Design Miami Paris 2026 Some fairs have themes, talk programs, and guest curators. But Design Miami Paris doesn’t need any of that. “If we do have a theme, it is Paris!” says Grela Orihuela, who is the fair’s director and senior vice president. Since its launch four years ago, the fair has taken place in one of the city’s most elegant maisons particulieres, the 18th-century Hotel des Maisons, once home to Karl Lagerfeld, where parquet floors and sweeping staircases fulfill the basic structural requirement for what is known in French as l’Art de Vivre, and we might just call perfection. Written by Caroline Roux Published on 12 October Read full article 

The mythologies that have moved Joy BC to tears Blood, sweat and tears go into Joy Bonfield-Colombara’s jewellery — literally. “Sometimes I nip the edges of my hands [and] I get blood on the pieces because it’s a very physical labour of love,” says the Italian-British goldsmith, known as Joy BC. “Tears, both of joy and exhaustion, and relief and pleasure, and sweat because of the physical labour.” She has chosen the saying as the title for an 18-carat yellow gold ring, her first self-referential piece. It features part of a face, the chin of which bears the scar on her own, and an unheated natural Mozambique ruby tear. The jewel is one of six new works among the more than 20 pieces that form the artist’s first UK solo exhibition, Between Ruin and Root, at Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery in London until November 10. Written by Kate Youde Published on 2 of October 2026 Read full article here 

Joy BC’s First Solo Show In London: Tears, Seeds And Greek Goddesses After major shows in New York and Hong Kong, Between Ruin and Root, a retrospective of the work of jewelry artist Joy Bonfield-Colombara (Joy BC) opens this evening, at Elisabetta Cipriaini Gallery in London. More than 20 works will be on a show, including six new pieces commissioned for the exhibition to reflect the Italian-British goldsmith’s exploration of mythology, materiality and transformation during the first ten years of her career. By Kate Matthams, Published on Sep 29, 2026, Read full article   

Joy BC – Blood, Sweat and Tears Joy Bonfield-Colombara is a storyteller and an old soul. Her jewellery is talismanic, commemorative, celebratory, contemplative and emotional. In faces, eyes and ears, Joy finds the affinities that exist between ancient stories and contemporary life. Written by Sophie Morris Read full article here 

Queen Elizabeth, Schiaparelli, Bridal: 5 Jewelry Exhibitions To See Elisabetta Cipriani in London is showing the final work of Sophia Vari, who passed away in 2023, until July 3. The late Greek artist’s sculptural language translated seamlessly into wearable art in a long-term collaboration with Cipriani, who specializes in inviting fine artists to create jewellery. Vari’s jewels are miniature extensions of her monumental sculptural practice, with bold, geometric forms that sit close to the body like portable architecture. By Kate Matthams, Published on Jun 03, 2026, Read full article 

The Language of Art Jewellery at Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery Art jewels carry within them a powerful message: “I am myself.” Nowhere is this sentiment more vividly expressed than at Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery in London, where visitors are immersed in a world of extraordinary contemporary art jewellery from the very first moment. By Nikoleta Tsiama Posted on 5 May 2026 Read full article

Sheila Hicks’ Cosmic Art Jewelry Comes To The Venice Biennale The artist Sheila Hicks is currently showing new work of a more intimate scale at the Venice Biennale, in a collection of jewelry developed with Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery, London. Hicks, who has created artworks using thread and fibres during her six-decade career as an artist, unveiled her Cosmic Jewelry during the opening of the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia at the Monaco & Grand Canal Hotel in Venice, May 6, alongside work by other artists represented by Cipriani, including Giorgio Vigna and Michele Oka Doner. By Kate Matthams Published May 08, 2026, 06:00am Read full article 

Vicenzaoro Highlights, January 2026: The Vision of Elisabetta Cipriani Jewellery as a space of artistic freedom. During the event Coded Couture – Jewellery as Cultural Code in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Elisabetta Cipriani explored the most radical dimension of contemporary jewellery Published Saturday, 17 January 2026, By BY VO+ MAGAZINE Read full article

For Jewelry Lovers, Art and Design Fairs Are the New Fashion Week After setting up shop at TEFAF and the Armory Show, top jewelers will exhibit at Salon Art + Design and Joya in November. by Alison S. Cohn Published 4 November 2025 Read full article