IMOGEN_BELFIELD

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The ‘Gladiator’ collection is inspired by the Ancient Greek and Roman idea of the Olympics and Champions, with each piece in the collection named after Greek mythological characters from the Odyssey and Iliad. Pieces include a dramatic ‘Aphrodite’ neckpiece; a ‘Zeus’ nugget charm necklace; ‘Odysseus and ‘Achilles’ bangles; and ‘Paris’ and ‘Iris’ earrings. Each piece can be made in Sterling silver, 22ct yellow gold, rose gold and silver plated bronze. The pieces are created to look like medals, using a Helix style repetition of form. This repetition connects with the core inspiration of Imogen’s collections which is rooted in minerals and natural stones taking the concept of natural minerals into a scientific form.

About the Designer

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Imogen is based in London, United Kingdom. She studied at Sir John Cass School of Art & Design and graduated in 2008. Her collections are produced in United Kingdom.

Imogen Belfield named as Vogue.com’s ‘The Best New Talent’ from last seasons Fashion Weeks.
The brand Imogen Belfield was launched in Autumn 2009, and is a London based company.
Imogen has a Fine Art background, with a passion for the arts spawning from sculpture, drawing inspiration from artists such as Eduardo Paolozzi and Anish Kapoor.
Sculptural forms gradually became smaller and smaller over the years during her art education, until she then focused on jewellery and silversmithing.
A jewellery graduate from the Sir John Cass School of Art, London, Imogen’s work has won awards from the British Jewellery Association and The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, and in 2010 she won The New Designer of the Year One Year On. Exhibitions include the Islington Design Centre, Coutts London Jewellery week and London and Paris Fashion Weeks with the prestigious Vauxhall Fashion Scout.
Imogen most recently won the Bright Young Gem 2011 award at International Jewellery London, as selected by Hilary Alexander and Vivienne Becker.
Imogen honed her craft whilst completing an internship with renowned jeweller Shaun Leane during which she was given the opportunity to help with exciting projects, such as catwalk pieces for collaborations with Leane and Alexander McQueen.