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Nylon Jewelry Designers

Printed nylon is a small field. A handful of studios have spent years working out what the material can do — interlocking structures printed in one piece, color dyed through the form, nylon paired with silver and gold. This directory collects the designers working seriously in the material today, with what each is known for and where to see the work.

Every entry below was checked against the studio's own site, a stockist, or a museum record in October 2026. Know a studio we've missed? Tell us.

How studios are chosen

  • Printed nylon is central to the work — SLS or MJF polyamide, not cord, and not an occasional experiment.
  • Original design. The studio designs its own pieces rather than reselling stock prints.
  • Currently active — selling, stocked, or exhibiting at the time of review.
  • Open about materials and process, so a buyer can tell what they're getting.
  • No paid placement. No studio pays to be listed, and the order below is alphabetical.

NylonJewelry.com is published by Oliver Hampel, whose own studio is listed here under the same criteria.

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Suggest a studio

We review new studios against the criteria above and re-check every listing periodically. If you design in printed nylon, or know someone who does, get in touch.

NylonJewelry.com is published by Oliver Hampel, who also designs and sells nylon jewelry at OliverJewelry.com. Listings were last reviewed in October 2026.