Anne Clare Graham

My practice involves the design and manufacture of small production ranges, one-off pieces of jewellery and small silversmithing in silver and gold, sometimes incorporating semi precious and precious stones.

The concept and inspiration for these designs have evolved through a series of observations and drawings of architectural and organic forms and their juxtaposition. They are fabricated using traditional techniques and experimenting with new ones. Details and patterns are integrated in the designs through the use of texture, shape and form, often incorporating precious and semi precious stones. 

Also, a recent Silver and Perspex laser cut range. 

Despite being an established maker, I am motivated by pushing my boundaries, updating my knowledge, learning new techniques and incorporating modern technology with traditional hand skills.

I aim for a high standard and have had my work selected in galleries such as The Roger Billcliffe Gallery, professional events, Elements’ in Edinburgh ACJ’ at the Anne Morgan Gallery, Crafts Council, New York.

I was shortlisted for the Creative Skills Award: Jewellery Skills of the Year Award in 2015 and have received several awards from the Scottish Arts Council, Scottish Development Agency and Duncan of Jordanstone.

My practice involves the design and manufacture of small production ranges, one-off pieces of jewellery and small silversmithing in silver and gold, sometimes incorporating semi precious and precious stones.

The concept and inspiration for these designs have evolved through a series of observations and drawings of architectural and organic forms and their juxtaposition. They are fabricated using traditional techniques and experimenting with new ones. Details and patterns are integrated in the designs through the use of texture, shape and form, often incorporating precious and semi precious stones.