___About
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Sarah King works with wood, bioresin and precious metals to make sculptural, contemporary jewellery.  Playing with spatial structures and sensual forms they range from a relaxed everyday collections to large transformative statement pieces much loved by collectors and women with a strong sense of style. 

​She is a pioneer in the use of Bioresin - an eco material of sophisticated chemistry made from sunflower seed oil.  Since 2000 her refined sense of form belies the technical challenges of working in resins and her hollow spatial forms in bioresin, silver and laser welded gold have become signature pieces.

Sarah’s work is sold around the world in galleries and boutiques and her one-off pieces have won many awards and are held in public collections in the UK, Germany and the USA.

​She teaches bespoke specialist jewellery classes and also takes commissions. 

___Public Collections

Crafts Council
The British Council
CraftBox Shropshire County Council & Bilston Gallery
Maryland Institute of Art, USA 
Museum fur Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg
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___Awards
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Goldsmiths' Craftsmanship and Design Awards –
Technological Innovation Award
Goldsmiths' Craftsmanship and Design Awards –
Fine Jewellery, IJL Special Award
Association of Contemporary Jewellery Prize –
Association of Contemporary Jewellery Travel Grant
Scholarship for Salzburg Summer Academy
Sonar Funding, Holts Academy
Selected for Design Podium, Inhorgenta, Munich
London Arts Board Award

___Classes

Sarah King teaches short courses about the use of plastics and wood in jewellery at Central St Martins, Morely College and West Dean.