A showcase of the best of narrative jewelry from makers around the world. 

Foreword by jewelry professor and expert Jack Cunningham, PhD.

Do you have a piece of jewelry that offers a story? What story does the jewelry we own or desire tell? Why are you attracted to some pieces, but repelled by others? The answers unfold in this contemporary compendium, also featuring a foreword by jewelry professor and expert Jack Cunningham, PhD, and text by artists Jo Pond and Dauvit Alexander (The Justified Sinner).

Featuring 450 full-color photos and 241 of the world’s foremost narrative jewelry makers, this book showcases the best of what today's makers, ranging from newly graduated students to the luminaries of the jewelry world, have to offer us: jewelry that's designed to evoke a range of thoughts and feelings.

The makers and images selected for this book are a broad representation of the genre of narrative jewelry, and offer a fascinating look for anyone who wears, collects, or has an interest in jewelry or design.[AuthorName]By Mark Fenn and Foreword by Jack Cunningham[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Mark Fenn is a maker and curator of narrative jewelry. He has been making for over thirty years and holds a degree in silversmithing and jewelry design from the University of the Creative Arts UK.[/AuthorBio][NumIllustration]450 color images[/NumIllustration][CoAuthor][/CoAuthor][SubTitle]Tales from the Toolbox[/SubTitle][ColorPattern]450 color images[/ColorPattern]