Elizabeth Gage
British
Elizabeth Gage is a British jewelry designer known for her bold and intricate designs. She started her career in the jewelry industry in the 1960s, training at the Sir John Cass School of Art in London and later working for a jewelry firm. In the 1970s, she began designing her own pieces and opened her first boutique in London's Knightsbridge neighborhood in 1984.
Gage's designs often incorporate unusual materials such as baroque pearls, colored gemstones, and ancient coins. Her pieces are known for their distinctive style, often featuring intricate detailing and sculptural elements. Gage has won numerous awards for her work, including the Queen's Award for Export and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the British Jewelry Association. Her designs have been worn by celebrities and royalty, including Princess Anne, Elizabeth Taylor, and Madonna.
Gage's designs often incorporate unusual materials such as baroque pearls, colored gemstones, and ancient coins. Her pieces are known for their distinctive style, often featuring intricate detailing and sculptural elements. Gage has won numerous awards for her work, including the Queen's Award for Export and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the British Jewelry Association. Her designs have been worn by celebrities and royalty, including Princess Anne, Elizabeth Taylor, and Madonna.
