Journal

Stylist, author and educator Megan Morton selects some of her favourite jewellery pieces made by e.g.etal artists.

From 12 November 2018, e.g.etal will host its most ambitious exhibition yet, celebrating our 20th anniversary.

From dessert design and recipe development, styling to photography, Caroline’s work showcases and captures her soft and feminine aesthetic.

To celebrate Spring, we’ve partnered with Everleigh Bottling Co to host Friday night cocktails at e.g.etal.

Sculptor Brigit Heller has selected her favourite pieces from the e.g.etal collection and curated an installation in our gallery.

A new collection of rings by Phoebe Porter, exhibiting from 8-27 October, 2018.

6-25 August, 2018. Kinetic and surprising, this exhibition features pieces that spin, swing, open, shut, fold, collapse or unfurl.

Jennifer Martin creates an epic jewellery piece for a client’s special birthday: An opulent ship necklace full of movement and detail.

Georgie Brooks joins e.g.etal with a highly texural precious collection that combines her design skills with a love of the handmade.

A new collection of rings from jeweller Jeanette Dyke has arrived at e.g.etal, comprising a breathtaking range of textures and techniques.

Six e.g.etal artists have created a limited edition jewellery collection to celebrate Cartier: The Exhibition at NGA Canberra.