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Cloisonné enamel necklace inspired by Durbrovenik
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Enamel Necklace inspired by visit to Dubrovenik

This necklace is inspired by a visit to Dubrovnik late last year. ‘Pearl in the Adriatic’ is the name often given to Dubrovnik, Croatia. The design is inspired by the view from the cliffs just outside the old town. The colours of the sea and vegetation combined with the textures of the foliage were breathtaking. […]

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Marsh Dawn Enamel Necklace – Silver Award at Goldsmiths’ Craftsmanship and Design Awards 2026

Last night I attended the annual Goldsmiths’ Craftsmanship and Design Council Awards in London. I was absolutely amazed and delighted when both the pieces I entered won silver in the Enamel and Enamel Painters category. To be very honest I always feel it is a huge achievement personally to just get one piece let alone

Linda Connelly Enamels

Sunflower Pendant for Ukraine

Like most of us I have been horrified and deeply saddened by the ongoing conflict and the resultant humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. I wanted to do something to help. I decided to make a special silver and enamel pendant with Sunflower which has long been a symbol of peace for Ukraine. The pendant is cloisonné

Linda Connelly Enamels

Merking Palace Garden

Under the sea there lives the Kingdom of the Merfolk with the fabulous Merking’s Palace and gardens. I adapted the idea from an original illustration by J.R.R.Tolkien. We need to conserve our oceans and take care of all that live within them so when we do discover this hidden kingdom we don’t find that we

Cloisonne Enamel, Enamel, Enamelling, Linda Connelly Enamels

Silver and Enamel Tea strainer inspired by Damascene Tiles at Leighton House, London

I made this for an exhibition with the Guild of Enamellers. The subject was Friendship and Continuity. A tea strainer seemed a perfect choice because what is more friendly than sharing a cup of tea? This piece owes much to the inestimable Rachael Gogerly and Phil Barnes who were both so generous in sharing their

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