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Piece A – Jacarandá Choker
Piece B – Pull Brooch
Piece C – Push Brooch
Piece D – Jacarandá Bracelet
Piece E – Jarina Ring
Piece F – Pushed Earrings
Piece G – Jarina Earrings
Piece H – Esmeralda Ring
        

Helena Palmeira is a Brazilian jewellery designer whose practice explores materiality as memory. A MA graduate from Central Saint Martins, she creates sculptural pieces using historically and culturally significant materials. Her collection Confluência draws on Brazilian modernism and the aesthetics of binding to explore adornment as transformation. Her work has been featured in (re)Weaving Amazonia, an exhibition during London Climate Action Week alongside many established designers, was selected by Blackdot Gallery to be a part of London Design Festival—where she won the Public’s Choice Award—and will appear in Brazil Jewellery Week’s upcoming book on Latin American designers. Through binding and transformation, Helena reframes jewellery as a site of reflection, reclamation, and narrative.


Helena Palmeira
hbbpalmeira@gmail.com
Instagram @estudiohelenapalmeira
Awards:

Public’s Choice Award at Blackdot Gallery
19.09.2025 London Design Festival

Press:

Current Obssesion MagazineExhibitions:

Brazil Jewelry Week
São Paulo
28 November 2025

Milano Jewelry Week
Palazzo Bovara, Corso Venezia, 51
Milan
18-20 October 2025

London Design Festival
at Blackdot Gallery
9, Caledonian Road
London
19-21 September 2025

New Designers
at Business Design Centre
London
02-05 July 2025
Nominated for: DH New Jewellery
Designer of the Year Award

(re)Weaving Amazônia
London Climate Action Week
at 79-81 Coal Drops Yard
London
Curated by Lilian Pacce
24-29 June 2025

Degree Showcase
at Central Saint Martins
London
17-22 June 2025
08.Piece H

2025
(contact for pricing) Esmeralda Ring

recycled gold, Brazilian emeralds, clear quartz
20 x 20 x 15mm
This sculptural ring draws inspiration from the organic contours of seedpods, evoking a sense of growth and transformation. 
At its center, a clear quartz cabochon rests like a droplet of water or a magnifying lens, subtly enlarging the landscape of the skin beneath it.