ANNE-MARIE DE BEUL / JEWELLERY DESIGNER & PAINTER
My Story
I am a jewellery designer and painter. Two distinct disciplines, connected by a shared search for balance, character and artistic freedom.
THE ATELIER / A PRACTICE SHAPED BY HAND
Finding a personal language.
My journey as a jewellery designer began with my studies at the academy in Antwerp, followed by further training at the Higher Institute for Fine Arts (HISK). Over the years, my work has been presented in exhibitions both in Belgium and abroad. Receiving the Horlait-Dapsens Prize and taking part in Le Salon International des Métiers d’Art remain particularly cherished milestones.
“Balance, simplicity and timelessness are at the heart of my work.”
At the heart of my work lies a fascination with balance, simplicity and timelessness. These qualities define my permanent collection, where every piece is carefully considered until form, proportion and material come together in harmony.
02 / PAINTING & ARTISTIC FREEDOM
Room for the unexpected.
Alongside my jewellery practice, painting gives me a space for colour, intuition and spontaneous composition. My oil paintings are artworks in their own right, with their own character and rhythm.
The two disciplines influence one another without becoming the same. My timeless jewellery is rooted in precision, balance and craftsmanship. Painting allows for artistic freedom; my Out of the Box jewellery brings some of that playfulness into distinctive, sometimes surreal objects to wear.
03 / THE MAKING
Forged by hand. Never cast.
Craftsmanship is essential to everything I create. Each piece is forged by hand, never cast. Stones are set manually and, when the design calls for it, individually cut to complement the piece. This hands-on process gives every jewel its own character while ensuring the quality and durability that are fundamental to my work.
04 / A CONTINUING EXPLORATION
These two worlds increasingly meet in The Royal Circus of Spontaneous Shapes. This ongoing artistic project brings painting, jewellery, colour and material into dialogue. Forms can begin on the canvas and evolve into wearable objects, led by intuition, movement and the freedom to explore.