Jessica Winchcombe - Contemporary Jewellery

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on May 11, 2010

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Head Piece from the "Embelished Memorys" Collection
By Jessica Winchcombe

Silver,Black pearls,silk,cord,copper and white pearls
Model: Hollie Spoon
Photographer:Daniel Boobier

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Jewellery Workshops

It has been great to be running a series of jewellery workshops from Sherwood here in Queenstown. They run on the first weekend of every month for beginners and Thursday evening for locals wanting to extend their skills. It has attracted some interesting people, and I am enjoying everyone's projects unfold. jewelleryworkshopsqt.com - 027 534 5699 jewelleryworkshopsqt.com

Burning the midnight oil getting the pieces together for the Italy exhibition.

I just have one week to go, and the work for Italy needs to be packaged and sent. I am making a lot of different work than usual and letting things develop organically, hoping that I can select an interesting body of work that is not matching perfectly. Each day new exciting things are evolving. I am also sending New works to Quoil gallery for the December exhibition similar to the earrings below.

2018 News

Written By Rosie Fea 2018 In the early years of her career, contemporary jewellery maker Jessica Winchcombe realised she didn’t need, nor want, to be famous. A revolutionising premise that many others often take longer to come to terms with. Ironically, since she opted out of the rat race and aligned her priorities accordingly, the philosophical notion of surrendering the egos desperation to ‘conquer the world’ to instead live a life that feels true to oneself, has proved more than effective at bringing her prestige anyway… A string of successful events saw Jessica be a part of the Marzee Annual International Graduation Show in the Netherlands as a fresh graduate in 2011. She’s also toured Germany exhibiting with one of her heroes, Warwick Freeman, after being selected to participate in a global mentioning project called ‘Handshake’, and has continued to showcase her work throughout New Zealand and Europe ever since. Jess’s love affair with making

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