Amelie Spitz
Jeweller
Published: 29.01.2018
ameliespitz.comPendant: Carnaval Pendant, 2017
Silver, brass, gold, enamel, thread, amethyst, moonstone, topaz, plastic, porcelain, found objects.
7 x 5 x 9 cm
Photo by: Nima Ashrafi
From series: Ashanti Casting
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Ring: Carnaval Ring, 2017
Brass, grey stone.
3 x 3 x 5 cm
Photo by: Nima Ashrafi
From series: Ashanti Casting
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Necklace: Carnaval Collier, 2017
Silver, gold chain, enamel, amethyst, moonstone, citrine, topas, pyrite, thread, porcelain, plastic, 3D pen.
25 x 2 x 40 cm
Photo by: Amelie Spitz
From series: Celebration in Rio
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Brooch: Carnaval Brooch, 2017
Silver, gold, copper, mother of pearl, ceramic, thread, jade, rock crystal, horsehair.
9 x 3 x 14 cm
Photo by: qi Wang
From series: Celebration in Rio
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Earrings: In the Amazon, 2017
Silver, gold chain, citrine, plastic beads, cardboard, enamel, beetle wings.
5 x 2 x 8 cm
Photo by: Qi Wang
From series: Celebration in Rio
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Necklace: Bison Necklace, 2017
Silver, tourmaline, topas, amethyst, citrine, moon stone, pigment, glass, chain, thread.
15 x 1 x 18 cm
Photo by: Nima Ashrafi
From series: Imagine Vol.2
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Ring: Festival Ring, 2016/2017
Silver, gold, enamel, mother of pearl, crushed gemstones, wood, thread, 3D pen.
4 x 4 x 8 cm
Photo by: Amelie Spitz
From series: Imagine Vol.2
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Necklace: Shrimp dancing, 2016/2017
Gold, aquamarine, silk.
7 x 2 x 7 cm
Photo by: Nima Ashrafi
From series: Imagine Vol.2
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Piece: Still Life of Jewellery Pieces, 2016/2017
Silver, pigment, dried flower, rock crystal, glass, thread.
Photo by: Michael Müller
From series: Imagine Vol.2
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Earrings: Inspired by Miro, 2016/2017
Silver, jade, peridot, ruby, amethyst, mother of pearl, thread, enamel, pyrite stone.
2 x 1 x 7 cm
Photo by: Amelie Spitz
From series: Imagine Vol.2
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Pendant: Dragon’s Still Life, 2016/2017
Silver, topas, citrine, amethyst, 3D Pen.
10 x 1 x 6 cm
Photo by: Amelie Spitz
From series: Imagine Vol.2
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Necklace: Porcelain Twigs, 2013
Porcelain, wood, enamel, silk, steel.
Photo by: Simon B. Armitt
From series: Porcelain Twigs
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Pin: Porcelain Twig Pin, 2013
Porcelain, copper, glass stone, seaweed, magnet, steel.
2 x 2 x 6 cm
Photo by: Amelie Spitz
From series: Porcelain Twigs
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Brooch: Mangolia Bud, 2013
Porcelain, copper, steel.
12 x 3 x 4 cm
Photo by: Amelie Spitz
From series: Porcelain Twigs
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Necklace: Porcelain Twig Necklace, 2013
Porcelain, enamel, plastic, silk, rusted nail.
2 x 2 x 8 cm
From series: Porcelain Twigs
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Amelie is a jewellery designer/ artist creating bespoke one-of-a-kind jewellery. Her designs combine the souls of fashion and art into distinctive and powerful pieces which are uncompromising in craftsmanship. Characterized by an unusual composition of materials, colours, and textures - with an incredible eye to detail – Amelie’s work offers a fresh view on contemporary jewellery through the reinvention of ancient and traditional jewellery making techniques. By using a 3D pen Amelie has found a new way to approach classical wirework, traditionally made by metal. Over the past few years, Amelie has been living and working in the UK, Australia, Germany and Netherlands.
Statement
One day I was doodling... Until the lines grew out of my sketchbook floating into the empty space just to become alive right in front of my eyes. They started to interact with each other until this bizarre moment that I realized they would turn into jewellery. My figurative objects contain the spirit and energy of that moment they were drawn onto a piece of paper for the first time. I am passionate about exploring, drawing, and jewellery making with all kinds of materials such as silver, gemstones, paint and found objects.CV 
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