A Journey through Time: Moments Preserved in Jewellery, Mon 3 June 2024, 6pm – 7pm, £5 or £10, Online, UK time
Memories of personal and public events are often very precious. Jewellery has proved the perfect way to turn a fragile moment in time into a treasured object.
In this talk, jewellery curator, historian and author Rachel Church will look at how jewellery has been used to record moments of personal grief and love as well as great public events throughout the ages.
Join us for insights and inspiration. There will be the opportunity to ask question.
Who is the speaker?
Rachel Church has written and lectured widely on jewellery history and design. She is the author of 'Rings' (V&A/ Thames and Hudson 2011 and 2017) and 'Brooches and Badges' (V&A/ Thames and Hudson 2019). She has worked as a curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum and was part of the team which redeveloped the William and Judith Bollinger Jewellery Gallery.
Image credit: Mourning Ring: He will live in my heart © Met Museum
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Memories of personal and public events are often very precious. Jewellery has proved the perfect way to turn a fragile moment in time into a treasured object.
In this talk, jewellery curator, historian and author Rachel Church will look at how jewellery has been used to record moments of personal grief and love as well as great public events throughout the ages.
Join us for insights and inspiration. There will be the opportunity to ask question.
Who is the speaker?
Rachel Church has written and lectured widely on jewellery history and design. She is the author of 'Rings' (V&A/ Thames and Hudson 2011 and 2017) and 'Brooches and Badges' (V&A/ Thames and Hudson 2019). She has worked as a curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum and was part of the team which redeveloped the William and Judith Bollinger Jewellery Gallery.
Image credit: Mourning Ring: He will live in my heart © Met Museum
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