Intensive jewellery workshop at ELIRD Studio, Sarajevo: We guided Amra Savel, a talented student from Vienna, through wax modelling, metal working, stone setting, miniature painting, and enamelling techniques. Amra created a stunning silver ring with an amethyst and a hand-painted enamelled button. This enriching experience focused on precision, creativity, and mastering traditional craft skills.
Read MoreConversations in Craft: WAGA Explores the Creative Process Behind ELIRD
At ELIRD Jewellery, we honour the timeless beauty of handcrafted designs, guided by sustainability and artisanal values. In collaboration with WAGA, we explore the future of craft and its enduring importance. Read more about our shared passion for preserving tradition and fostering innovation.
Read MoreELIRD Jewels of the Sarajevo Film Festival: Celebrating Art, Connection, and Elegance on the Red Carpet
The Sarajevo Film Festival is a vibrant celebration where art and creativity converge. This year, we were honoured to see our jewellery on the red carpet, adorning remarkable women like Maëlys de Rudder Tanović and Jasna Đuričić. These moments highlight the deep connections and friendships that inspire our work.
Read MoreApprenticeship at ELIRD Jewellery Studio
Apprenticeship at ELIRD Jewellery studio;
Sharing knowledge is a fundamental human responsibility, and it’s essential that we share it in ways that benefit everyone.
Read MoreMiniature Art: From Ancient Manuscripts to Modern Jewellery Design
Miniature Art: From Ancient Manuscripts to Modern Jewellery Design
Miniature art, with origins in Persian, Indian, and Islamic traditions, is famed for its intricate details and symbolism. Influenced by Chinese artisans, it evolved from illuminated manuscripts to European portrait miniatures. Today, it's a key technique in ELIRD jewellery design, merging storytelling with exquisite craftsmanship.
Read MoreENGRAVING IN GEMSTONES: INTAGLIO, CAMEO, CHEVET AND NEGATIVE INTAGLIO TECHNIQUE
Engraving in Gemstones: Intaglio, Cameo, Chevet and Negative Intaglio
Engraving techniques have deep roots in ancient art, from Mesopotamian seals to Victorian Essex crystal jewellery. Innovators like Wallace Chan have advanced these methods, blending tradition with modern craftsmanship. These techniques, carving designs into gemstones, continue to inspire and evolve in contemporary jewellery design.
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