Edinburgh

classes: Silversmithing • Jewellery Making • Metalwork

5.0 (1)

Women-owned

At Naomi Noyau, the mission is to celebrate your unique style and life’s meaningful moments through minimalist, carefully crafted jewellery. Each piece is created as an elegant canvas for self-expression - allowing your story and style to shine. With Naomi Noyau, it’s all about you: your style, your story, your jewellery.

The studio is led by an award-winning Silversmith and Jewellery Designer, trained at The Glasgow School of Art and awarded a Postgraduate Fellowship at Bishopsland Educational Trust. With a strong foundation in both traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, showcased across the UK and internationally, including Goldsmiths Fair London, Collect at The Saatchi and Budapest Art Market - a nod to her Hungarian roots that continue to shape her creative sensibility.

Her career spans luxury fashion and design, including working with renowned jeweller Anabela Chan Joillerie in London, and later, interior design consultancy and product buying for Brody House (Budapest). This blend of disciplines informs a unique perspective, one where every object holds narrative, and where materials are treated with intention.

Education sits at the heart of the studio’s ethos. From one-to-one guidance to group workshops, she shares her knowledge with warmth and clarity, having delivered workshops at locations such as the Victoria and Albert Museum (iron work gallery), and further workshops across London and Hungary. Whether you’re curious about jewellery making using silversmithing techniques or looking to deepen your skills, the approach is inclusive, thoughtful, and rooted in years of hands-on experience.

Naomi's business training at The Goldsmiths’ Centre supports a sustainable, independent practice, one that values both creative integrity and conscious growth. Now based in a vibrant new studio at Edinburgh Art Palette in East Edinburgh, the space is open to students, collaborators, and anyone drawn to the idea of making with meaning.

In 2026, the studio will launch its debut capsule collection - a distilled reflection of its minimalist philosophy. Inspired by sculptural forms, material identity, and modern design, the collection marks a new chapter in the brand’s evolving story.

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