Virtual Jewellery
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Published: 19.05.2022

This article is the first version of the February 2022 study on virtual jewellery, a simplified and basic definition of virtual jewellery. I will refresh and update the following second edition, the third edition, etc. Each version will be an expansion, extension, and refinement of the research, documenting and reflecting my research at every stage. The work of two groups of students/designers reflects and empirically proves the original definition. Practice and research catalyse each other, boiling over with chemical effects.
This article acknowledges the guidance and advice of Dr. Roberta Bernabei, Dr. Phillip Lindley, and Dr. Tincuta Heinzel during my previous PhD study in Practice-Based research at Loughborough University, UK (January 2021-January 2022).
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