Jewellery where the goldsmith's precision meets the sculptor's hand
Yeena Yoon creates fine jewellery shaped by architecture, goldsmithing, and the ancient craft of lapidary carving. Each piece is made by hand in London.
Upcoming · London Craft Week 2026
Bishopsland Cutlers Hall + Oxo Tower at Josef Koppmann Gallery · 11–17 May 2026
Three disciplines.
One singular object.
Yeena Yoon's jewellery is not simply made — it is built. Trained as an architect, she brings structural thinking to each piece: proportion, connection, and the relationship between form and the body.
What further distinguishes her work is her lapidary carving, where semi-precious stones are shaped by hand to the exact geometry required by each design.
"Each piece is a form of research — into what gold will do, what a stone can become, and what the body asks of both."
Architecture
Every piece begins as with an enquiry of concept, proportions, the logic of how it will sit on and move with the body.
Goldsmithing
The metal is hand-fabricated and assembled piece by piece. The work demands precision, patience, and the quiet discipline of a steady hand.
Lapidary Carving
Semi-precious stones are hand-carved and reimagined, revealing unexpected possibilities of colour, geometry, and form.
FROM IDEA TO OBJECT
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