Françoise van den Bosch
2024 Trophy
designed for Noon Passama
By Zaina Benhamou
The trophy tells a deep rooted story of Zaina’s past as an elite gymnast. Her biggest inspiration start with the Olympic games where Athletes compete for gold.
From 1912 to 1948 the arts where a discpilne at the olympics. If this was still the case today Zaina is convinced jewellery would be a discipline and we would all admire Noon as she wins gold.
The matterial of the ribbon is fine silver.
The medal design reflect’s Noon’s identity - her movement between Eindhoven and Bangkok - with the shared colors of the Dutch and Thai flag, becoming the color pallete of the piece.
To conclude, written in Zaina’s own handwriting, the medal conceals a message.
As a reminder of Noon winning the award - a call to keep spinning, to keep moving and to keep ‘Going for Gold’.
From 1912 to 1948 the arts where a discpilne at the olympics. If this was still the case today Zaina is convinced jewellery would be a discipline and we would all admire Noon as she wins gold.
The matterial of the ribbon is fine silver.
The medal design reflect’s Noon’s identity - her movement between Eindhoven and Bangkok - with the shared colors of the Dutch and Thai flag, becoming the color pallete of the piece.
To conclude, written in Zaina’s own handwriting, the medal conceals a message.
As a reminder of Noon winning the award - a call to keep spinning, to keep moving and to keep ‘Going for Gold’.
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