The British Academy of Jewellery (BAJ) celebrated the achievements of students graduating from its BA (Hons) Jewellery Design & Production programme at the BAJ Graduate Show 2026, held at KOPPEL Collective in London.

The exhibition brought together a diverse range of final collections developed through live industry projects, collaborative briefs and independent research, showcasing the creativity, technical skill and critical thinking of this year’s graduating cohort.

Across the exhibition, graduates presented work exploring themes including identity, remembrance, consumer culture, mortality and human experience. Through jewellery, objects, moving image and installation, students investigated questions of visibility, power, agency, relationships and social impact.

Pieces from the student’s final projects

Ruth Walter, ‘Where Did The Details Go?’

Anastasia Kan, ‘Unbroken, Otherwise’

Blue Twyman, ‘Thread’

Lily Straker, ‘Strength Within Fragility’

Naima Cheniya, ‘Aletheia’s Flight’

Natalie Asher-Martin, ‘As Found’

Rozana Piper, ‘What Remains Becomes Precious

Alana Sweet, ‘Blind Trust’

Veronika Dika, ‘The Sigillum Collection’