About Victoria Coleman Fine Jewellery
Creative journey
Victoria trained as a Goldsmith at the University for the Creative Arts before undertaking a postgraduate programme at the prestigious Bishopsland Educational Trust. She later completed an Artist Residency at the Glasgow School of Art, where she continued to refine and develop her skills before establishing her own jewellery practice in London in 2010.
Passion & inspiration
Victoria’s work is rooted in a deep love of metal and traditional goldsmithing techniques, creating jewellery with meaning and lasting significance. Dedicated to continual growth and refinement, she has continued to expand her knowledge and develop her craft throughout her career through ongoing study and exploration.
Passionate about meticulous craftsmanship, Victoria draws inspiration from architecture, contrasting curves and linear forms, balance, light, and shadow — elements that subtly influence the sculptural and timeless quality of her designs.
Sustainability
Sustainability is an important part of our philosophy. We work exclusively with ethically sourced gemstones and traceable materials, ensuring every piece is created with care and integrity. We are committed to making conscious choices throughout our practice, from using recycled precious metals wherever possible to carefully selecting sustainable packaging materials.
Our aim is to create jewellery that is not only beautiful and enduring, but thoughtfully made with respect for both craftsmanship and the environment.
Awards & Exhibitions
Throughout her career, Victoria has exhibited in prestigious venues including the Victoria and Albert Museum, Sachi Gallery, Christie’s London, and Goldsmiths’ Fair, among others.
Her work has been recognised with multiple awards and has been shown internationally, reflecting a continued commitment to excellence in craftsmanship and design. In 2025, Victoria Coleman Fine Jewellery was also honoured to be awarded Retailer of the Year, a significant milestone celebrating the brand’s dedication to independent design, quality, and client experience.
Victoria’s pieces are also held in public collections, including the permanent collection of Reading Museum, further cementing her contribution to contemporary British craft.