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The design sources of many of the jewelers whose work is illustrated in this book are as diverse as can be, but their inspirations derive from four broad categories: the materials they use; historical influences; looking at what is around them with an open mind; or a strong commitment to a concept that they want to encapsulate in their jewelry design.
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Annie Sherburne, Eric Beamon, Louise Slater, Katherine Wilkins, Mary Farrell, Michael de Nardo, Hayley Smith, Julia Manheim, Alexa Wilding, Glynneth Barren, Jane Morgan, Jenifer Corker, Julia Cook, Lynette Garland, Simon Milburn, Alex Raphael, Andrew Logan, Barbara Bosha Nelson, Carlo Giovanni Verda, Donna Louise Iredale, John Wind, Judy Clayton, Julia Foster, Laura Lee, Louise Nagle
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