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Obituary
Kukas's ring, photo courtesy of Filipa Fortunato

PORTUGAL

Kukas (1928–2026)

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A Life in Jewelry
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Anke Hennig has transformed a traditional German textile technique called Häkelgalon. She uses the 19th-century braiding technique and a variety of threads and filaments to make ethereal jewelry. | Anke Hennig, Hybrid III Turquoise, necklace in filaments, photo courtesy of the artist

INTERNATIONAL

Stitching Old to New

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A Snapshot of the Interconnection between Contemporary Jewelry and Textiles
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Benedict Haener, Sugar Free Peach Necklace, 2025, in glass, resin, diamonds, photo: Raisa Durandi

INTERNATIONAL

AJF Announces the Winner of the 2026 Young Artist Award, Supported by Karen and Michael Rotenberg

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Anvita Jain, Spice Chain, 2025, necklace in spices (turmeric, chili, garam masala), binder, photo: Krystof Kriz

INTERNATIONAL

Filtering the Essence of the Contemporary Jewelry World

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One Schmuck Juror Interviews Another
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FROM THE GALLERIES

Suzanne Schwartz, Tri Layered River Cuff, 2025, in Argentium silver and 22-karat gold, 1 ½ inches (38 mm) wide, photo courtesy of InterFusion Art

Suzanne Schwartz

Tove Knuts, Necklace, My Blue/White Yarniverse, 2019, in perle cotton, wool, white agate, 21 ¼ x 6 ¾ x 2 ¾ inches (540 x 170 x 70 mm), photo: Sara Danielsson

Tove Knuts

Shani Richards, Power to the People, 2026, brooch in brass, nickel, 2 ½ x 2 x ¹⁄₁₆ inches (64 x 51 x 2 mm), photo: artist

Shani Richard

Orsolya Karman, Pablo Earrings, 2025, in recycled acrylic glass, Czech glass beads, gold-plated copper wire, 18-karat gold-plated upper element, photo: artist

Orsolya Karman

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FROM THE SCHOOLS

Izabella Petrut, BA, 2014

ALCHIMIA CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY SCHOOL IN FLORENCE

Lilian Mattuschka, BFA, 2014

ALCHIMIA CONTEMPORARY JEWELLERY SCHOOL IN FLORENCE

Ioanna Souflia, BA, 2014

Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London

Leonid Dementiev, BA, 2014

Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London
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