Manchester Jewellers Network

Manchester Jewellers Network Our main aim is to support excellence in our field, exchange ideas and build up a reputation for our

Through exhibitions we shall develop the profiles of designers in the region and raise awareness regarding handmade work currently available to commission and buy. The group represents an opportunity for designers to promote work in a broad range of materials such as gold, silver, rubber, perspex, plastic, nylon, resin and wood. MJN is primarily concerned with the promotion of exciting and innovat

ive contemporary jewellery. To these ends, each group exhibition features exclusive new designs from each contributing member. We aim to exhibit in outlets accessible to culturally diverse audiences and to open up new venues for the display of our work both nationally and internationally.

✨ 24 CARAT PARTY PEOPLE IS NOW OPEN! ✨We’re delighted to announce that 24 Carat Party People, the Manchester Jewellers N...
08/09/2026

✨ 24 CARAT PARTY PEOPLE IS NOW OPEN! ✨

We’re delighted to announce that 24 Carat Party People, the Manchester Jewellers Network exhibition, opens today at Manchester Art Gallery Shop.

Bringing together 11 jewellers from Manchester Jewellers Network, the exhibition celebrates Manchester’s legendary music scene through contemporary jewellery — translating sound, rhythm, lyrics and musical heritage into wearable art.

📍 Manchester Art Gallery Shop
📅 8 September – 4 October 2026
🕙 Tuesday–Sunday, 10am–5pm

Part of Manchester Jewellery Week – I Wanna Be Adorned, 10–16 September.

Come along, discover the work and meet the 11 makers behind 24 Carat Party People.

✨ Want a closer look? View the full exhibition catalogue via the link in our bio.


Manchester Art Gallery

Work in progress by Jeweller, Charlotte Verity.Her work is inspired by the New Order Album cover and EQ patterns for Blu...
14/08/2026

Work in progress by Jeweller, Charlotte Verity.
Her work is inspired by the New Order Album cover and EQ patterns for Blue Monday.

Charlotte Verity

Our new Exhibition starts 8th Sept - 4th Oct

“24 Carat Party People” at Manchester Art Gallery brings together a diverse collective of eleven
contemporary jewellers from Manchester Jewellers Network to translate the city’s radical
musical heritage into wearable art. Independent makers bridge the gap between subcultural
soundwaves and tangible adornment, juxtaposing the gritty, moody, industrial minimalism of
late-70s post-punk (Joy Division, New Order) with the baggy, euphoric, kaleidoscopic swagger
of the Madchester era (The Stone Roses, Chemical Brothers). Through sharp geometric
metalwork and unexpected textures, the artists immortalise these sonic rhythms, capturing the
iconic energy of the legendary Manchester music scene using everything from precious metals,
vitreous enamels, and gemstones to glass, 3D printing, and vinyl.







Exhibitors:

Amy Wilkinson Amy Wilkinson Jewellery
Charlotte Verity Charlotte Verity
Francesca Lobb Francesca Lobb Jewellery
Gemma Scully gemma scully
Helen Tiffany Helen Tiffany
Ilona Palarz Tillverkareninsta
Jenny Rothwell Jenny Rothwell Jewellery
Jo Bull Joanne Bull
Kylie Yeung Kylie Yeung Handmade Jewellery
Rebecca Beyond Becca Beyond
Stephanie Mann Stephanie Mann

Rebecca Beyond is making jewellery inspired by the Band Henge as part of our 24Carat Party People exhibtion in the Manch...
06/08/2026

Rebecca Beyond is making jewellery inspired by the Band Henge as part of our 24Carat Party People exhibtion in the Manchester Art Gallery Shop. One of the many venues for Manchester Jewellery Week in September.


Becca Beyond

“24 Carat Party People” at Manchester Art Gallery brings together a diverse collective of eleven
contemporary jewellers from Manchester Jewellers Network to translate the city’s radical
musical heritage into wearable art. Independent makers bridge the gap between subcultural
soundwaves and tangible adornment, juxtaposing the gritty, moody, industrial minimalism of
late-70s post-punk (Joy Division, New Order) with the baggy, euphoric, kaleidoscopic swagger
of the Madchester era (The Stone Roses, Chemical Brothers). Through sharp geometric
metalwork and unexpected textures, the artists immortalise these sonic rhythms, capturing the
iconic energy of the legendary Manchester music scene using everything from precious metals,
vitreous enamels, and gemstones to glass, 3D printing, and vinyl.





kylieyeungjewellery

Amy Wilkinson Amy Wilkinson Jewellery
Charlotte Verity Charlotte Verity
Francesca Lobb Francesca Lobb Jewellery 👏
Gemma Scully gemma scully
Helen Tiffany Helen Tiffany
Ilona Palarz Tillverkareninsta
Jenny Rothwell Jenny Rothwell Jewellery
Jo Bull Joanne Bull
Kylie Yeung Kylie Yeung Handmade Jewellery
Rebecca Beyond Becca Beyond
Stephanie Mann Stephanie Mann

Address

Manchester

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Manchester Jewellers Network posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share