Showing posts with label Karen Morrison. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karen Morrison. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Heart Gallery in Hebdon Bridge will be hosting its fourth annual selling exhibition



Heart Gallery in Hebdon Bridge will be hosting its fourth annual selling exhibition featuring more than 80 designer-makers from the UK, including jewellery designers Alice Gow, Andrea Thorpe, Claire Troughton, Karen Morrison, Lua Lua, Lucy Palmer, Nick Hubbard, Rubie Rae and Tanya Krackowizer.

The event takes place on November 7 at Heart Gallery, The Arts Centre, 4a Market Street, Hebdon Bridge.

Pictured: Rings by Alice Gow

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Karen Morrison plans London pop-up shop in November


Jewellery designer Karen Morrison will be hosting a pop-up shop in London’s stylish Clerkenwell in November, selling handmade precious and semi-precious gemstone jewellery. Collections will be on display at The Corner Shop, Craft Central, 21 Clerkenwell Green from November 10 to November 15.

Morrison sells her jewellery in many outlets throughout the UK as well as on her website, karenmorrisonjewellery.co.uk. She has featured in magazines such as Vogue, Elle, Grazia and ES Magazine and was this year nominated in the Scottish Fashion Awards for Jewellery Designer of the year.

Thursday, 3 September 2009

Karen Morrison reveals chunky fuchsia and black A/W collection


Autumn/winter 09 jewellery collection Fuchsia Daze from Karen Morrison, who was shortlisted for the Scottish Fashion Awards in May for Jewellery/Accessory Designer of the Year, features black onyx, fuchsia dyed quarts, garnets, cream and black Swarovski crystals and freshwater pearls strung on sterling silver chains. Pieces in the collection include chunky statement necklaces, bracelets and headbands.


London-based jewellery designer Karen studied fashion design in her hometown of Glasgow before moving to the capital where she worked as a fashion model for many years. Karen then went on to study jewellery, art and design and began working with independent London retailer EC One, former De Beers creative director Reema Pachachi and jewellery designer Kate Dumbleton, among others, beofre branching out to create her own collections.