Sabine Roemer London
A Master’s Graduate of the Pforzheim Goldsmith and Watchmaker School, German born Sabine Roemer trained as the youngest ever female Master Goldsmith. She mastered a wide range of jewellery making techniques, including stonecutting, carving, stone setting and design. Her passion for creating jewellery pieces began at the age of fifteen when she started to sculpt object d’art out of metal and precious gemstones.
After her studies Sabine worked and exhibited her precious jewels in New York, Germany, Austria, Greece, France, South Africa, Australia and the United Kingdom. Her travels have been a continual source of inspiration, with nature, landscapes and animals forming a strong theme in her intricate fine jewellery sculptures.
In 2004 Sabine worked for leading British jeweller Stephen Webster, known for his traditional craft values and his rock ‘n’ roll style jewellery. She proceeded to work for the most prestigious fine jewellery workshop in London, where bespoke pieces for high-end jewellery companies were made.
In 2007 Sabine launched her capsule collection of unique jewellery artworks at the Cannes Film Festival and Monaco Grand Prix. Soon after she began a bespoke service, where she works with her clients to create the perfect jewellery pieces that combine her unique hand for craftsmanship and her eye for beauty and refinement. She has been commissioned by a number of high-profile individuals, in the sport, music, film and political worlds.
Sabine has worked on many projects and won numerous awards for her technical craftsmanship and design. Her achievements include creating fine jewellery sculptures in collaboration with Nelson Mandela for his foundation, custom made diamond pieces for Formula One using original car parts of Formula One cars, designing the European Championship medals in Basketball, a piece for “Art as a Jewellery Object” exhibition for Germany’s All About Art festival and winning the Rising Star award in the Tanzanite Foundation ‘Celebration of Life’ Jewellery Design Awards. Sabine´s ongoing interest in social and ecological projects includes documenting the skills of indigenous communities worldwide.
