British Academy of Jewellery to host charity fundraiser
Guests will be able to view and buy jewellery designs the students have created in support of their charities – each piece under £5
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The British Academy of Jewellery (BAJ) has organised ‘Jewellery for a Cause’, an exhibition and sale run by BA (Hons) Jewellery Design and Production students, fundraising for different charities.
The fundraiser will take place on 13 February at BAJ’s newly acquired Camden campus from 18:00-20:00 GMT.
The students will showcase their jewellery designs created to raise awareness and funds for causes they are passionate about.
Charities include Marine Conservation Society, British Beekeeping Association, Edible Landscapes London, Rainbow Trust, Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, and Rewilding Britain.
Guests will be able to view and buy jewellery designs the students have created in support of their charities – each piece under £5.
The charity event will screen a film of the student process, documenting their collaboration.
BAJ said: “Each jewellery piece reflects their creativity and commitment to making a difference, supporting charities of their choice.”
