What is the media saying about my work?
Irish Times Magazine April 2009
Showcase Tradeshow Dublin 2009, Essence of Ireland Award with President McAleese
Sunday Business Post November 2008
Irish Homes September 2008 - Jerpoint Glass "Animal Kingdom" Exhibition, Kilkenny
Irish Times Business Section July 2007
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Women Mean Business Magazine, June 2006 |
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Social and Personal Magazine, December 2005 |
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September 2005 Saba Jewellery was worn by actresses Olivia Williams and Maria Doyle in the recently released film Tara Road, based on the book by Maeve Binchy. |
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Business & Finance Magazine, "Ones to Watch" August 25th, 2005 |
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Norma Smurfit presenting “The Salmon of Knowledge” necklace in sterling silver and gold to the First Lady of the Dominican Republic, Margarita Cedeno de Fernandez. This piece was commissioned by First Step Microfinance in July 2005. |
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--Irish Arts Review, March 2005 |
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"Geraldine's a gem" --Irish Independant, February 2005 |
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--Sunday Business Post, November 2004 |
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Saba Jewellery appeared on Nationwide, RTE 1 on Friday, December 10th 2004. |
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Saba Jewellery’s new designs were modelled with Lainey Keogh and Junky Styling among others, at the Slow Fashion Cabaret in Temple Bar October 16th 2004. To find out more about Cultivate go to: www.sustainable.ie |
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Necklace commissioned for President McAleese in sterling silver, red and yellow gold, called "Land of the Yew Tree". |
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Geraldine meeting Irish President Mary McAleese in her studio in September 2004. |
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"…Another young designer to watch out for is Geraldine Murphy of Saba Jewellery, the legacy of whose move from animation to jewellery design is evident in the sheer exuberance of her work…This is a great example of high-quality work that doesn’t take itself too seriously."
-Irish Arts Review |
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"Geraldine Murphy’s charm necklace (the Washing Line) has a magic all of its own, not to mention strong cleavage appeal…it is just one of the witty pieces she has fashioned from sterling silver, gold and semi-precious stones."
--Irish Times Magazine "Love it, want it, buy it." --Sunday Tribune |
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"Craft firms make their case" --Sunday Business Post |