Enjoia't Contemporary Jewellery Awards 2026. The 30 Selected Pieces
Exhibition
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17 Sep 2026
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29 Nov 2026
Published: 17.07.2026

The Enjoia't Contemporary Jewellery Awards continue to be one of the most significant annual platforms for emerging and established voices in contemporary jewellery. This year's selection brings together 30 outstanding works, 15 in the Professional category and 15 in the Student category, shortlisted for the 29th edition of the awards. As a member of the selection jury and long-standing collaborator, Klimt02 is pleased to present this year's selected pieces to our international community.
Artist list
Michael Berger, Annarita Bianco, Anne Blok, Marina Cabrera Sabata, Seren Cheng, Nicolas Christol, Bárbara D'Ambra, Anja Eichler, Fabiana Gadano, Bárbara García García, Yiwei Huang, Yue Huang, Meiri Ishida, Empar Juanes Sanchis, Deimanté Kiesuté, Ji Young Kim, Seulgi Kwon, Yaning Liu, Yuri Esperanza Martínez Mayorga, Sara Marzialetti, Laura Pilar Montero Villoria, Anna Olivella Casas, Silvestre Oliveras Serra, Chancy Pan, Ana Saugar Casaní, Jess Tolbert, Céline Traynor, Hsiu Weng Yu, Xihan Zhai, Babette von Dohnanyi
The jury, composed of seven internationally renowned professionals, selected the pieces that will be featured in the Enjoia’t 2026 exhibition, open to the public from 17 September to 29 November at Disseny Hub Barcelona.
The exhibition opening and the awards ceremony will take place on 22 September 2026.
This edition brings together creators from more than a dozen countries, including Japan, the United States, China, South Korea, Taiwan, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Argentina, the United Kingdom, and Spain. This international diversity reinforces Enjoia’t’s position as one of the leading contemporary jewellery competitions and reflects the wide range of languages, materials and artistic approaches that shape the discipline today.
The selected artists will benefit from several professional and international opportunities. All selected pieces will be eligible for inclusion on the Hannah Gallery by Klimt02 online sales platform, while the winners of the Professional and Student categories will receive complimentary participation in Contemporània Barcelona High Craftsmanship 2027. As part of the long-standing tradition of the awards, they will also create the crowns for the next edition of Enjoia’t. In addition, two selected pieces will be chosen to join the travelling exhibition circuit organised by Alliages, presented at some of Europe’s leading contemporary jewellery events.
>> You can see all the shortlisted pieces here.
This award recognises the proposal that challenges and pushes the boundaries of contemporary jewellery through its originality, technical quality, and conceptual richness.
The exhibition opening and the awards ceremony will take place on 22 September 2026.
This edition brings together creators from more than a dozen countries, including Japan, the United States, China, South Korea, Taiwan, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Argentina, the United Kingdom, and Spain. This international diversity reinforces Enjoia’t’s position as one of the leading contemporary jewellery competitions and reflects the wide range of languages, materials and artistic approaches that shape the discipline today.
The selected artists will benefit from several professional and international opportunities. All selected pieces will be eligible for inclusion on the Hannah Gallery by Klimt02 online sales platform, while the winners of the Professional and Student categories will receive complimentary participation in Contemporània Barcelona High Craftsmanship 2027. As part of the long-standing tradition of the awards, they will also create the crowns for the next edition of Enjoia’t. In addition, two selected pieces will be chosen to join the travelling exhibition circuit organised by Alliages, presented at some of Europe’s leading contemporary jewellery events.
>> You can see all the shortlisted pieces here.
This award recognises the proposal that challenges and pushes the boundaries of contemporary jewellery through its originality, technical quality, and conceptual richness.
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