page_title: Joanna Angelett
section_title: Work in United Kingdom
hierarchical_section_title: Joanna Angelett / Work in United Kingdom
caption_attribution_description: English: Ring Veronica Perfoliata from the Royal Garden Collection.
context_page_description: Joanna Angelett is the artist name of Joanna Trummer, a British-Australian jewellery designer, author, founder of the worldwide anti-racism Tree of Life art project. As a designer she is best known for her sculpture-like jewellery, and as creator of desktop items of precious metals, decorated with gems and cloisonné enamels.
context_section_description: In 2006, Angelett was granted "The Artist with Significant Achievement" visa by the British Home Office. In 2007, she relocated her company to Sussex, England, and in 2008, she established an art and jewellery design gallery in the Hatton Garden jewelry district in central London, where during the period from 2008-2019 Angelett established several new art collections and wrote the short story cycle, published in  British press, about inspiration behind the creation of art objects.
  From 2013 Joanna Angelett is holding dual British-Australian nationality.
  In 2015-16, Angelett launched two new jewelry collections – Geological, consisting of rings with rare minerals in settings, including the Miner's Ring, made with gold from Western Australia and newly discovered gold crystals (mineral) from the Salsigne gold mine in France, and The Characters – a collection of luxury objects, for some of which a German sculptor, whose ancestor worked for the House of Fabergé, carved small sculptures according to Angelett designs from agate, to be used as part of the composition of these items.
  In London, Angelett continued to work on and expand the Royal Garden collection inspired by the Australian nature. An example from the collection is the ring Veronica Perfoliata created with the use of CAD and laser technology. In parallel with modern techniques Angelett is continuing to use the ancient technique of cloisonné, which was used in the Cup of David in Australia. The Holy Kingdom Ring, designed by Angelett in London for the former Governor-General of Australia Dr Hollingworth, is implemented in this technique.  The Holy Kingdom Ring is "Manifestation of biblical passage which painted a picture of Holy Kingdom with the image of Jesus Christ depicted in ancient technique of polychrome cloisonné enamel". For creation of this ring Angelett conducted research on "remarkable collection of papal rings, dating back to fourteenth century" in the British Museum in London.
  Her palladium ring After the Rain from the Royal Garden Collection, created in sculpture-like style, became The First British Jewellers' Association Palladium Jewellery Award winner in 2010 and her collections have been exhibited in several noted venues, including the Mansion House and Goldsmiths' Hall in London in 2009.
  In 2017 Joanna Angelett has been nominated as one of the major authors-contributors by the Gems & Jewellery magazine, where both of her recent articles - 'Christmas Lake' and The 'Emerald Desert' - are displaying rings in form of miniature 'jewellery-sculptures' from her latest collection 'The Characters', that has been created in Hatton Garden premises of Angelett Gallery in London and expanded there significantly during 2018.
  Collection 'The Characters', as a thematic line, is designed as a main direction of Angelett further work in the field of art.
caption: Ring Veronica Perfoliata from the Royal Garden Collection
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