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Robin Phillips

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Robin Phillips


​I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Buffalo, NY and after arriving in Sydney I studied under a master jeweller for several years.

I love every aspect of making jewelry … from working out the technicalities of a design on paper to seeing that design through to a completed piece. Every stage of the process is still exciting to me. When it stops being exciting, I’ll probably stop making jewelry.

Colour, texture, and three-dimensional fluidity of form are what drew me to work with precious metals, gemstones, and cloisonné. Natural imagery such as landscapes, light, movement, organic shapes, and simplicity of form continually inspire my work.

I enjoy designing and creating my jewellery around a specific theme or stone. Often the stone dictates the direction the piece will take. I like using gold and silver together, which adds depth, dimension, and beautiful colour variations.

Cloisonné enamelling is just the icing on the cake for a craft that I love. I treat my enamels as I would a painting. As well as being well-crafted beautiful objects, I want them to tell a story.

My personal belief is that good jewellery and design will stand the test of time and should not be greatly influenced by passing trends.
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Robin Phillips
https://www.robinphillipsjewelry.com.au
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  • Home
  • 2024 Brochure
  • Artists / Artisans
    • Margot Alexander - Glass
    • Leigh Bampton - Potter
    • Sally Bell - Mosaic
    • Marlies Benjamin - Lamp Decoupage
    • Peter Blanchard - Wood Carver/Maker
    • Trudy Billingsley - Fibre Artist
    • Diana Booth - Fibre Artist
    • Elizabeth Calnan - Fibre Artist
    • Nicky Coady - Potter
    • Brenda Ann Coleman - Jewellery / Glass
    • Margaret Conway - Silversmith / Jeweller
    • Sarah Cunningham - Resin Artist
    • Brian Dawson - Timber Artist
    • Becky Diacono - Ceramics
    • Joy Dodd - Weaving
    • Gillian Dodds - Potter
    • Cheryl Earl - Leatherwork / Bookbinging
    • Heidi Francis - Jewellery
    • Minky Grant - Jewellery
    • Jane Hinde - Silk Painter
    • Maret Kalmar - Jewellery
    • Hanne Kambro - Silverwork
    • Rowena Lai - Enamel
    • Vicki Lowery - Textiles
    • John Markham - Woodwork
    • Grahame J McKenzie - Woodwork
    • Robin Phillips - Jewellery
    • Margaret Ramsey - Glass
    • Sylvia Riley - Textiles
    • Telena Routh - Textiles
    • Pauline Ryan - Potter
    • Brett Smout - Pottery
    • Denise Taylor - Glass Artist
    • Helen Wilder - Weaving
    • Rae Woolnough - Textiles
  • NSCG History
  • Contact Form
  • 60th Anniversary Exhibition