Dover Street Market jewellery exhibition celebrates new talents in London

This summer, Dover Street Market jewellery takes centre stage in London with the highly anticipated Jewellery Market, a four-week-long celebration of emerging jewellery designers from across the globe. Running from July 3rd to August 5th, 2025, the jewellery exhibition transforms the DSM London store into a dynamic platform for rising voices in contemporary adornment.

A jewellery exhibition of global perspectives

Curated in collaboration with leading design schools including Central Saint Martins, Goldsmiths, and the Fashion Institute of Technology, the Jewellery Market gathers the work of 36 emerging jewellery designers. Ranging from the experimental to the poetic, each designer brings a unique perspective, many presenting work shaped by their cultural backgrounds, technical training, and deeply personal narratives.

Emerging jewellery designers take the spotlight

What sets this exhibition apart is its commitment to fresh creative voices. The emerging jewellery designers presented here are largely recent graduates, united by their bold approach to materials and form. Whether working in recycled metals, organic matter, or fine stones, each designer explores jewellery not just as decoration, but as statement and story.

Italian designer Alice Biolo uses jewellery to explore the delicate line between visibility and vulnerability. Her pieces juxtapose smooth, polished surfaces with raw, intricate forms, echoing themes of trauma and hidden emotion. Using a mix of copper, stainless steel, silver, and gold, Biolo’s work reflects how we reveal—and conceal—our inner selves.

London-based Martina Kocianova merges ancient techniques with futuristic materials. Trained at Central Saint Martins and in Japanese craft in Tokyo, she integrates mushroom mycelium—grown and foraged by hand—into her jewellery. Her pieces challenge the boundaries between nature and design, offering a new material language for the body.

Carolina Andrade turns jewellery into wearable sculpture. Working with cast sterling silver and unconventional components, Andrade’s creations engage themes of gender, identity, and movement. Often scaled to the full body, the pieces are both intimate and performative, questioning societal norms through form and motion.

All pieces from the Dover Street Market jewellery exhibition are available to purchase both in-store and online via the DSML E-Shop. For lovers of avant-garde jewellery and champions of new creative voices, the Jewellery Market is a must-visit this summer.