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A tale of two cities: two young Australian jewellers make their mark

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imageTwo exhibitions suggest a generational shift is taking place in Australian jewellery making. Lisa Furno, 2012 (detail), Mum's going away dress (material, silk cord, sterling silver). Emma Furno

Two exciting jewellery exhibitions opened simultaneously last week, one in Sydney and one in Adelaide. These exhibitions involve two young Australian...

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