This year, like everything else in these strange times, the ACJ members' exhibition is a little different! 

The aim of the 2021 Open members' exhibition is to show a picture of the huge range and variety of our members' designs, materials and techniques - a time capsule of contemporary jewellery in the 2020s, a type of directory of jewellers. All members were encouraged to chose their best or favourite piece from the last few years, using any materials, any techniques and in any style, to be included in this exhibition. And what a fantastic response we received, resulting in a real celebration of all the talent in the ACJ!

You can view the pages by clicking the read more buttons, and via the next and previous buttons at the bottom of each member's page. There are also contact details for each of the participants, on their page.

Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need, but not for every man’s greed - Ghandi

The most pressing issue of our modern world is that of the climate emergency. With a continually increasing population, diminishing resources and the uncomfortable warming of the planet we call home, we must respond.

This exhibition shows the great range of pieces on this theme, made by ACJ members.

You can view the pages by clicking the read more buttons, and via the next and previous buttons at the bottom of each member's page. There are also links to short videos made by the participants, on their page.

AGC | ACJ touring exhibition showing work from two organisations & 50 international jewellers   

Our 20th anniversary touring exhibition.

The 2015 Members' Exhibition theme was Sleight of Hand - smoke and mirrors, deception, magic and mystery.

This toured to the Brewhouse, Burton on Trent, The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh and Plymouth College of Art.

Our latest show  ICONS was held at the National Centre for Craft & Design in Sleaford, Lincs May - July 2014

ICONS - jewellery for the famous & infamous, and pieces reflecting cultural and design icons.

ACJ were invited to stage the flagship show of Sheffield's Galvanize Festival.

2012's exhibition theme was Diamond Jubilee -  celebratory pieces.

This show toured five venues in England, Wales & Scotland, and was the first external exhibition shown at the new Goldsmiths' Centre in London.

ACJ Bristol organised the first national ACJ exhibition in 2004.

Jewellery Unlimited showed work from over 90 ACJ members for three months at Bristol  Museum & Art Gallery.

The print catalogue is available

Themed and general exhibitions organised by our regional groups

ACJ's 2017 conference in Sheffield, 7 - 9 July

Our sixth international contemporary jewellery conference