Cecilia Stamp is a Glasgow-based designer and maker creating contemporary jewellery inspired by abstract forms found in Modernist architecture, packaging and the built environment. Her work is characterised by graphic shapes, clean lines and a restrained use of colour.

Working across traditional jewellery processes including vitreous enamelling, wax carving and silversmithing, Cecilia translates influences from everyday man-made objects into tactile, wearable pieces. More recently, she has expanded her practice through casting and the use of jesmonite, exploring new approaches to form, scale and surface.

Cecilia studied Jewellery & Silversmithing at Edinburgh College of Art before completing an MDes in Printed Textiles at the School of Textiles and Design, Galashiels. Her background in both jewellery and surface design continues to inform a practice that sits between adornment, object-making and contemporary craft.