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2nd & 3rd August 2025
LEAMINGTON SPA
10am-6pm
Nadege Honey
Website:
'@nadegehoneydesign
'@nadegehoneydesign
Nadege Honey Breton earrings
Nadege Honey Breton necklace
Nadege Honey necklace Dotty Blue
Biography
Through her colourful and quirky jewellery, Nadège aims to convey emotions. Colour is good for the soul. She uses vibrant colours, interesting colour combinations and playful shapes, drawn from memories and experiences that have shaped her as an artist. She strives to evoke a sense of joy and playfulness. Her work is often said to be a conversation starter. It creates a connection between the person who wears it and the public they interact with. As a lover of beautiful objects, her goal is to create special pieces aimed at those who appreciate craftsmanship.
inspiration
Nadège is a jewellery designer based in Northampton. Her work is all about incorporating colours into her pieces, in order to lift the mood and bring happiness! Nadège is drawn to bright, vibrant colours that evoke a sense of joy and playfulness. The tactile nature of jewellery allows her to create pieces that not only look beautiful, but feel great to wear,(and can often be a conversation starter). Each piece is hand made with particular attention to detail and finish. Much of her work holds a special meaning and draws on memories and experiences that have shaped her as an artist. She is constantly inspired by the world around her and she hopes that her jewellery brings a feeling of happiness to those who wear it.
medium
Nadège uses polymer clay, a versatile medium that hardens when baked. Polymer clay allows her to mix her own colours from primary colours. This is one of her favourite steps in the jewellery making process. Using various techniques, she makes patterns within the clay, such as stripes. Over the years, she has developed her techniques and refined her style. She likes to use polymer clay to create 3D shapes, which vary from simple beads (these are not painted, they are shaped and patterned with polymer clay) to hollow forms. Recently she has found another more complex way to use the clay to produce one-off pieces of statement jewellery. Exploring never ends and the possibilities are endless.