Jewel Envy is a shared jewellery studio with showroom front and working studio in the back.
All of the resident jewellers show their work in the front showroom and have the opportunity to teach classes. In addition to the jewellery lines offered in our showroom clients will have the opportunity to design their own piece of unique jewellery through consultation and ideation with the on site goldsmiths.

PASH Jewellery Design is best known in the Toronto area for our custom jewellery design, as well as our limited production and fine jewellery accessories. PASH allows you to shop conveniently at home via our website, or you can browse our selection in person at any of our locations in Toronto and Ontario

by Nancy Lismer
Adornments Jewellery Design and Production was created by Nancy Lismer whose love for designing and creating jewellery began in 1991. Her studio is currently based in Toronto where she creates pieces that embody a whimsical, funky and elegant spirit. Adornments offers a unique variety of finely handcrafted pieces that add sparkle and magic to everyday wear (from jeans and tees to corporate suits) as well as eveningwear. The materials used include sterling silver, handmade glass beads (self), semi-precious stones, and other beads. Integrity of material is always top of mind, as is quality, design, and versatility. Each piece receives uncompromising attention to these details. Nancy graduated from George Brown in 1995 with a Goldsmithing diploma. Nancy also holds a B.A. in Costume and Stage Design from the University of Winnipeg.
CL.nov.09,2009

by Natalia Khon
Natalia Khon is a Russian-born artist who started designing jewellery 17 years ago. Over the years she demonstrated artistic intensity and technical diversity through creating her collections using seed beads, clay, wire and variety of metal techniques. After she has moved to British Columbia this fine world of trees, flowers and wild life creatures became an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the artist. Years of experimenting culminated with bringing into life a delicate and strong collection celebrating Canada’s beauty and nature.
CH,oct.11,2009

By Gill Asegul Birol
Gill Aysegul Birol was born in Istanbul, Turkey. She received her BA in Applied Fine Arts from Marmara University. She won numerous awards all around the world as an art director of her own multimedia company. Her ultimate passion as an artist was jewellery design and this aspiration became a reality after relocating to Boston U.S.A., in 1997. Gill now resides in Toronto where she has found creative oasis in a satisfying artistic community. She is extremely fond of the "Beaches", an energetic micro community where she resides. Gill combines the ancient and the contemporary to bring forth unique, wearable art forms. She creates with a unique palette surprisingly asymmetrical treasures combining sterling silver, semiprecious stones, exotic spices and epoxy.
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jan.31,2010

By Lara Bazant
Lara Bazant infuses her 15+ years of design experience with a sense of spirit and preservation to adorn women in artisan jewelry that combines sustainability with style. Her designs are internationally recognized for their versatile use, off-beat yet classy look and environmental nod. In her chemical free studio she implements traditional metalsmithing techniques, and uses sterling silver to breathe new life into reclaimed, natural and fair trade stones.
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C .jan.24,2010

by anne-marie chagnon

Anne-Marie Chagnon was born twice. The first time was when she came upon her mother's jewellery box as a little girl. The second was when she began creating her own jewellery and established her company in 1995. With a keen imagination, this fine arts graduate from the Université du Québec à Montréal is now easily recognized for her unique handmade collections that playfully push boundaries and showcase familiar materials in an all new way. Pewter, wood, resin and glass come alive in her hands, simultaneously revealing their primitive, sensual and joyous sides.

I have always been passionate about style and the fashion arts. Upon completing high school, I followed my passion and was accepted at the Ontario College of Art and Design. Fueled by desire and hard work, I graduated in 1994, winning the Carol Rapp design award for Jewelry design. Immediately, I started my own jewelry company to continue my creative designs and share them with the public. In 1996, I spent four months in Israel cutting diamonds to improve my knowledge of gemstones.
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feb.15,2010

by Allison Simmie

Having completed a degree in Fine Arts at the Nova Scotia College of Art & Design, Allyson moved to Iqaluit in 1994 to teach jewelry making at Nunavut Arctic College.
Her own jewelry and sculptural pieces have since been influenced by images of the Baffin Island and western Arctic landscape: the juxtaposition of rock, vegetation, water and the vast Arctic Sky.
Allyson works primarily with stones from the Arctic in combination with silver & gold, paying special attention to detail, texture and inlay.

By Chi Lee
Chi is a studio jeweler who lives and works in North Shore of Vancouver. She studied at the prestigious Parsons School of Design in New York City receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (Metal Major with honors). Chi design and creates jewelry with a contemporary look, through the simplicity of form and textures in precious metal, colored stones and pearls. Her jewelry reflects the integration of past and present cultures with a twist of East meets West. mar.02,2010

by Mikel Lefler
Mikel Lefler is a West Coast artist who combines her fine artistic skills as a jeweller with her scientific background to produce beautifully crafted, handmade sterling silver and resin jewellery and elegant collectibles. The fascinating variety of real insects used in her jewellery are collected from nature and set into the resin gems by hand. Each unique piece is designed and created by Mikel. Clear and coloured resins illuminate the detail, intricacy and beauty of every insect. She produces a range of creative and functional jewellery and collectibles that are broadly appealing.
CH

by Irina Rapaport
Irina designs her pieces using her own hand made collage and wire beads. For the collage beads, paper, gold and silver leaf are applied onto wooden beads or on ceramic beads that the artist makes herself. The curly wire beads are made from black, silver and colored copper wire, wrapped and then spun into balls. Irina is mixing the collage and wire beads with other textures and materials to create her one of a kind jewelry pieces. Her jewelry motifs revolve around themes of color, texture and juxtaposition of shades and hues of same tones. She creates a bold and graphic distinctive line of jewelry.
CLS,may.39,2006

by Judi Patson

Designing jewellery is Judi Patson’s 8th career. Like the previous seven — which ranged from 1st Assistant Film Director to professional laugher — it began as a whim. Unlike the previous seven, designing jewellery has become Judi’s passion. Right after ice cream.
CLH