Elsa Sarantidou
About Elsa Sarantidou
Elsa Sarantidou, born in Athens, pursued her studies in jewellery, ceramics, sculpture, and stained glass at Kensington and Chelsea College. She further honed her skills in design, jewellery design, and silversmithing at London Guildhall University. Influenced by notable professors, Elsa developed a unique style that distinguishes her work.
Her pieces have been exhibited in renowned galleries, including a recent showcase at the Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery. Elsa has received multiple awards, including a prestigious Goldsmiths’ Craft and Design Council award, known affectionately as the Oscars of the jewellery world. Her work has been showcased internationally, most recently at PAD and Design Miami.
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Elsa creates contemporary sculptural jewellery inspired by diverse themes, resulting in unique collections with varying materials, textures, and stories. Over 35 years, she has mastered various techniques, including handmade textures, photo etching, 3D printing, and advanced technology for geometric designs. Her bold, elegant, and imaginative pieces range from nature-inspired collections like “SECRET GARDEN”, with delicate blossoms, to architectural themes like “GEOMETRY,” “STARS,” and “SPACE”, featuring high-tech bridges and skyscrapers. Elsa’s work spans eras, blending medieval influences with futuristic elements, creating jewellery that is both innovative and timeless, designed to fascinate and seduce.
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Information on commissions
All Goldsmiths’ Fair exhibitors welcome commissions. Don’t hesitate to contact this maker and start a conversation about commissioning a piece, unique to you. Examples of commissioning include transforming or combining old jewellery into new pieces, incorporating stones into new settings, or simply working together to create a bespoke piece in the style of this maker.
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