This article presents a map of jewelry design projects responding to the sustainable development objectives of the United Nations 2030 Agenda and the NEB principles: beauty, sustainability, inclusion, through the related, exploratory Case Reports described below. These are processes and projects conducted by the undersigned teachers and researchers of the Department of Architecture and Industrial Design of the University of Campania “L. Vanvitelli”, developed both in international and national research contexts, in particular the Bengems, Bioello, Fomu case reports; and in the academic and commercial ones, in particular the case reports, Jewels of binding sea, A Jewel for Peace, Alkimiya Mag and African Joy. The narrated examples, fielded from 2014 by the research group to today, in different facets and dimensions experiment with the theme of design and the history of jewelry through the reconnection with nature; the rediscovery of the sense of belonging; support for the places and people who need it most; the promotion of sustainable and integrated development of the artisanal and/or industrial ecosystem, achieving significant results.

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Jewelry Design Maps = Welry Design Maps

  • Maria Dolores Morelli,
  • Danila Jacazzi,
  • Carmela Barbato

摘要

This article presents a map of jewelry design projects responding to the sustainable development objectives of the United Nations 2030 Agenda and the NEB principles: beauty, sustainability, inclusion, through the related, exploratory Case Reports described below. These are processes and projects conducted by the undersigned teachers and researchers of the Department of Architecture and Industrial Design of the University of Campania “L. Vanvitelli”, developed both in international and national research contexts, in particular the Bengems, Bioello, Fomu case reports; and in the academic and commercial ones, in particular the case reports, Jewels of binding sea, A Jewel for Peace, Alkimiya Mag and African Joy. The narrated examples, fielded from 2014 by the research group to today, in different facets and dimensions experiment with the theme of design and the history of jewelry through the reconnection with nature; the rediscovery of the sense of belonging; support for the places and people who need it most; the promotion of sustainable and integrated development of the artisanal and/or industrial ecosystem, achieving significant results.