s.11 SilversmithsAny larger scale work, functional and/or decorative for example: tableware, vessels etc. can be entered in this section.
Design Sections 11 - 18
Entries will be primarily judged on creative ideas and design merit, with due consideration given to the standard of craftsmanship.
- Pieces entered in the Design sections 11 -17 can be submitted in one section only, with the exception of s.18 Creative Innovation.
- Entries in these sections must be finished 3D pieces. Digital renders and CAD files will not considered finished work for the purposes of these sections. Please see 2D design sections.
- Work entered in these sections can also be entered in any of the relevant Craft sections 19 – 32 & we strongly encourage entrants to do so.
- Where appropriate, entrants are encouraged to provide an explanation of the concept behind their entry, including information that illustrates any significant features of the entry. There will be a placeholder on the entry form for this (Max 150 words).
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s.12 SmallworkersItems that can contain, display and hold employing skills that incorporate both intricate mechanisms and precise function.
s.13 Ready-to-Wear JewelleryJewellery that is demi-fine, contemporary, and commercial with a design accent that is on the theme of nature.
s.14 Conceptual Jewellery Jewellery or body adornment using any combination of materials that has a strong creative concept behind it.
09 Jan 2022
Online entry deadline (for ALL entries)
25-27 Jan 2022
All 3D entries only submission & post-in days @ Goldsmiths' Centre, London
28 Feb 2022
Awards Ceremony @ The Goldsmiths' Hall, London
09-11 Mar 2022
Collection & post-back of entries @ the Goldsmiths' Centre, London
