This award, given by the Horners in conjunction with Cass Business School (City University London), is founded on charitable and citizen based motivation to raise social awareness and support charitable activities. This annual award is for the most effective use of plastics and/or horn in a range of durable, wearable jewellery.

Students are invited to submit for subsequent charitable auction, wearable jewellery (using plastics and/or horn) which appeals to the charitable supporters of the Livery.

Students are encouraged to design with an environmental mindset in relation to the choice of materials, recyclable materials and waste. Stock jewellery findings (e.g. broche pins) may be used if integral to the design.

Consideration is given to a practical and visually effective method of displaying the jewellery for auction/sale/delivery at the Master's Charity Evening. Submission for judging should include one A2 Concept Board and the finalised artefact.

Judging Criteria
The judges look for:
Imaginative design and material use

 

The Winner of the Horners' Jewellery Award 2011 was Armelle Ellison with her Zebra Cuff bangle.

 

Highly commended: Annabelle Hastings-Knowles

 

Commended: Rachel Phillips

                     Marianne Rustard

 

Their entries can be seen on the right.