Jacqueline Rabun

Jacqueline Rabun (born 1961) is an American jewelry designer.^[1][2]

Jacqueline Rabun
Born	1961 Bitburg, Germany
Nationality	American
Occupation	Jewelry designer

Early life and education

Rabun was born in Bitburg, Germany.^[3][4] Bevor her family settled in Northern California and made a lot of travel experiences.^[5] She is self-taught.^[4][6][7]

Career

Having studied fashion design in Los Angeles, she began designing jewelry in Los Angeles in 1988.^[8][5]

In 1989, she moved to London and launched her first collection of jewelry^[4][9] in 1990,^[8] having opened her studio.^[5] The collection was picked up by Barneys New York.^[4] Her work was featured on the cover of British Vogue in 1992,^[9] worn by Linda Evangelista.^[10] Rabun's style has been noted for being minimalist and gender neutral.^[11]

In 1999, she began a long-term collaboration with the Scandinavian luxury brand George Jensen.^[5]

She has created designs for Georg Jensen as well as other brands like Halston.^{[12][9][7][13][6]}

In 2002 she launched her first collection, Offspring,^[14] and one year later her Cave collection.^[5]

Today, Rabun is based in London,^[8] where she works as jewelry designer and silver craftsman.^[14]