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Ana Margarida Carvalho, In Paradisum #69, 2018, necklace in titanium, 10 ⅝ inches (270 mm), photo: artist

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Announcing the 2026 AJF Young Artist Award, Supported by Karen and Michael Rotenberg

International Prize in Art Jewelry Is Accepting Applications through November 9, 2025
Carina Shoshtary, Lamella (Ruby Red), 2025, earrings in PLA (bio-plastic), glass, recycled silver, lacquer, photo courtesy of Gallery Loupe

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In Memory of Francesco Pavan

1937–2025

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Shachar Cohen, So Dead, 2018, brooch, steel, stainless steel, 3 ⅛ x 3 ⅛ x ⅝ inches (80 x 80 x 15 mm), photo: Four

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“It is my strong opinion that we need to treasure [lives] once lived and make the most of what we harvest,” states Hellman. “I strive to give my refined material the voice to convey that and let my hands provide wordless jewelry with a language.” | Caption: Marianne Hellman, Can You Hear Me?, necklace in the fat-tanned interior of moose ears, silver, thread, photo: Hanna Klintskär

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Meet the Outstanding Graduates of 2025

AJF Member Schools Introduce Their Noteworthy Grads
Zachery Lechtenberg, Babe/Old Folk, 2025, in copper, silver, enamel, shoelace, photo courtesy of Gallery Loupe

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A spread from the book Monumentaal en Dichtbij (Monumental and Close By), showing the works (left) Draagbaar Object (1992) and (right) Hoofdwerk (1992), by Lam de Wolf, photo: Liesbeth den Besten, with permission from the publisher. Original photos: Tom Haartsen

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Everything Is Already

Remembering Lam de Wolf (1949–2025)

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