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Renée Arnold

Eyecatchers made from rough gemstones

 
 
 
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Renée Arnold designs and creates jewelry from rough gemstones. Her workshop and store in the center of Laren have a wonderful ambiance. Through her unconventional designs combining the gems with materials like matted gold and silver, leather strings and pearls, Renée has created a very distinctive and powerful style.

 
 

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Renée exhibitor at Art_020

In honour of Amsterdam's 750th anniversary, Art_020 is organising a Group Exhibition at The Coach House, a spectacular venue, a 400-year-old coach house, in the centre of Amsterdam.

Art _020 will present a new collection of talented artists from the Amsterdam region. Renée is one of the exhibitors.

 

Renée exhibits together with Berry Rutjes Jr. at the Kunstmuseum Den Haag

From September 2024 to April 2025, during the renowned ‘Dior, A new Look’ exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Den Haag, Renée will exhibit, together with hat designer Berry Rutjes Jr. in the Museum shop.

The theme of the collection is Parisian elegance, Renée's displayed collection is based on pearls and mainly black gemstones.

 

Foto: Albert Nieboer - @Royal Europe

Renée Artist in Residence with Berry Rutjes Jr

Renée has been ‘Artist in Residence’ in the famous salon of ‘Hatdesigner’ Berry Rutjes Jr: at Noordeinde in The Hague, a stone's throw from the Palace, since September 2023. Berry therefore has several creations for the royal family and the famous ‘Prinsjesdag’ hats to her name.

Renée's colourful, elegant and sometimes exuberant handmade jewellery is the ‘perfect match’ with the flamboyant, fashionable hats traditionally made by Berry herself. Berry went to the London College of Fashion to specialise in the traditional, artisanal techniques of millinery.

 

Because the jewelry is created and sold on the spot, Renée’s workshop has an artisan ambiance. It’s inspiring to see Renée use her passion to create a no-nonsense but very stylish collection.

Renée loves the imperfection of the rough stones. The organic shapes form the basis of her collection. The inspiration arises from the stones itself.

 
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