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Contact Information
Postal Address
- 10 Penshurst Gardens
- Edgware
Middlesex HA8 9TP
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- Telephone
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020 8958 6817
- Fax
- 020 8958 6129
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- Electronic mail
- Sales & General Information:
info@gailklevan.com
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Welcome
Gail's web Shop: Spring
2010 ranges available to order from this website. Just click here...
Also some new work in Gallery 9
Click here...
Forthcoming events:
Contemporary Crafts Fair, Bovey Tracey
Mill Marsh Park, Bovey Tracey, Devon
June 11th - 13th 2010
10am - 5pm Daily Tickets £6 |
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About Gail
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Gail grew up in Manchester and trained there in Wood, Metal and
Ceramics before awarded an RCA bursary to take her MA in Jewellery and Silversmithing at the
Royal College of Art in London where she won the Bakri Yehia Prize
for Excellence in 1983, and in 1995 she won the first prize in the
Merseyside Craft Competition.
She now lives in North-West London and specialises in acrylic jewellery and has attracted a large and enthusiastic
following, not just in the UK but in many overseas countries too.
She has exhibited at major exhibitions including
Origin, Dazzle, Country Living, Spirit of Christmas, and the former
Chelsea Crafts Fair and her work is stocked in
many contemporary jewellery shops, galleries and museums in the UK. Gail's designs have been featured in the national and
international press and on TV including a 30 minute Japanese documentary about her work and lifestyle. Her work
is found in both national and private collections and has been listed in the contemporary section of
Judith Miller's Collectables Guide. |
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About the Jewellery
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innovative jewellery has evolved by continuous experimentation with modern
acrylic materials.
The pattern and drawing refract dense colour with metallic gold and silver
undertones across smooth and sculpted surfaces. These interact with the
organic curvature and geometry of the highly polished optical-quality
acrylic shapes creating shimmering, ever changing iridescence. Though bold,
the jewellery is designed to adorn and flatter the wearer and is suitable with either
casual or formal clothing and is comfortable and
easy to wear for both everyday and special occasions. Like the Bakelite jewellery
of the 1930's, these elegant and striking designs will become the classics of tomorrow. |
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