Emma Grace is an emerging designer and maker of contemporary jewellery.
With a degree in Visual Arts: Jewellery Design, she exhibits and sells her work throughout Australia and New Zealand.

Inspiration for her collections is drawn from nature, objects and dreams. The result is a unique blend of fashion, art and exceptional craftsmanship.

Both style and substance are critical to Emma’s vision – with a goal to be an international leader in sustainable jewellery design. In this way, her jewellery is more than just an adornment, it is something to be treasured on many levels.


Sustainability
I am committed to making eye-catching, unique jewellery that is both environmentally and socially sustainable.

Jewellery is a luxury product that, in both its production and development, imposes negative impacts on people and the environment. I aim to reduce some of these significant negative impacts by using recycled materials in my work and integrating sustainability into all aspects of my practice. I know this is an ongoing process so I am continually striving to take it to the next level.

I run a monthly sustainable jewellery workshop (The Treasury) aimed at teaching people how to fix and re-create their old jewellery. In addition to all of this, collaboration is playing an increasing role in my practice – complex sustainability problems can’t be solved by any of us on our own!

Ultimately, by focusing on a sustainable future and contributing to the creation of a jewellery industry that is both beautiful and ethical, I aim to take my practise in a direction that leads to a better outcome for society, environment, maker and consumer - and that inspires others to follow.