Sometimes I see a beauty in the things that other people find strange or weird… I perceive my inspiration from the many many things, places, people, sounds, phrases and just words…
I was born in Russia but living in Norway. I’m graduated from Ural state academy with a degree in technology of the artistic materials processing. Also took a course “Creative technic in Jewellery” at private Jewellery school in Oslo, Norway. Read More
Eulie Lee offers amazing necklaces inspired with computer theme. Master of Adobe applications will be pleasantly surprised when they see the familiar file formats. Users of Apple products not had gone unnoticed. The pendant is made of white oak and has a natural wood finish. The surface is grazed slightly to enhance the grain texture. Collection of necklaces continues to be updated with new items such as various animals, mood and words.
Eulie Lee has a remarkable portfolio in her Afloat Studios. Branding, illustration, packaging and much more creative works. Read More
Claire Naa and Arnaud Soulignac offer wonderful jewelry from their own brand “Origami Jewellery”. The inspiration came the French design friends during one night in the winter when their friend Masayuki Muraki taught them the typical Japanese folding handcraft. This collection of jewels pays tribute to the concept of Origami: refined lines, a proper identity and an originality without equal.
The Origami Jewellery jewels decline in earrings, necklaces, cufflinks, rings, bracelets and broochs. Every model is made of silver, vermeil or gunmetal. With more than 100 outlets throughout the world, Origami Jewellery counts on famous stores among its clients such as the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, Liberty in London and the Mudam in Luxembourg. Promoting the beauty and the design of Origami through their jewels, Claire and Arnaud do their best every year to attend the greatest Fashion exhibitions in Paris such as TRANOÏ, PREMIERE CLASSE, PARIS CAPITALE DE LA CREATION, WHO’S NEXT… Read More
The mystery is always more attractive and how many mysteries may be hiding in your appearance? Marina Noronha offers very interesting jewelry pieces. The idea behind the trinkets store is to expose small objects as in a cabinet! Marina Noronha graduated at School of Design at the University of Minas Gerais.
I miss you! Ring is one of the most famous items of Cabinet of Trinkets. This delicate gift of love is an expression of feeling the absence of a beloved and irreplaceable. But collection includes not only jewelry pieces, but also some housewares and other little thing. Marina Noronha continues to fill her Cabinet of Trinkets with interesting stuff. Read More
Dukno Yoon offers a very unusual rings and bracelets which can imitate wings flapping. He was inspired by movement and interactive relationship with the body. The Wings collection by Dukno Yoon was exhibited at various exhibitions around the world.
Dukno Yoon combines gracefulness with delicate jewelry work In Wings collection. For time immemorial, man has imagine the human form winged, as a divine messenger, or able to fly to freedom, as found in the ancient Greek mythological legend of Daedalus, an artist, sculptor, architect, and engineer who fashioned wings from wax and feathers in order that he and his impetuous son, Icarus, could escape from the Island of Crete and his imprisonment by King Minos. Read More
Jewelry pieces from Swedish designer Hanna Hedman are like boundary between the real world and imaginary. Due to the unique technique all jewelry are one of a kind. Hanna Hedman creates her masterpieces using silver, copper, synthetic fibers, synthetic fibers and paint.
All adornments from jewelry collections by Hanna Hedman are pieces of art. Each of necklaces contains a huge amount of details and got a special meaning. For example the forms of the last collection “WHILE THEY AWAIT EXTINCTION” are inspired by species unable to adapt or in some cases even completely died out. Read More
Jointed Jewels represents a union of new and old, organic and industrial, functional and decorative. At the heart of the project is the intention to transform complex and separate elements into a new kind of whole. It started as an exploration of ball joints, commonly found in cars and hip replacements.
Alissia Melka-Teichroew had the idea of creating a ball joint -normally assembled with separate parts- as one single piece. Through the use of selective laser sintering she was able to literally make a ball inside a ball. Hence, the industrial connecter was transformed into an object of beauty and wonder. A clean and striking jewelry collection was created around this innovative concept. Read More
The heart was a symbol of love and sincere affection for centuries. The heart is perceived by mystics as a repository of the soul or spirit, the engine of passion, thought and life. Heartbeat is seen as a reflection of the cosmic processes of expansion and contraction of involution and evolution. Designers of D.K. & Wei offer rings with a very unusual heart symbol.
Heart of Love is awesome collection of jewelry from D.K. & Wei. Inspired by classic photographing of a wedding ring on the bible with casted “love” shadow, artisans deftly use the game of shadows to create jewelry with unique style. All items are crafted from sterling silver with rhodium plating for lasting beauty. Read More
Kathleen Dustin is a talented designer from New Hampshire. She majored in mathematics but eventually gave herself to the art of working with clay and precious metals. Kathleen Dustin also makes exquisite evening bags in addition to jewelry.
Each of these jewelry pieces is a work of art. Carefully handcrafted using polymer clay and silver they attracted the attention with a huge number of details. You can become the owner of these unusual jewelry pieces for this please visit Kathleen Dustin shop by the way currently there are special offers. Read More
Mette Saabye is one of the most prominent experimental artists in the Danish jewelry. She studied jewelry design in Florence at Fuji Studio and at the Institute of Precious Metals. Mette Saabye has a gallery in a cozy and charming Latin Quarter of Copenhagen since 2005.
Mette Saabye worked with the jewelry that uniquely combines both precious metals and inexpensive bits and pieces. For example it may be a kaleidoscope on a silk cord made of cardboard, silver and various precious and synthetic stones. Or rings made of gold and decorated with buttons that are familiar to us from childhood. Believe me that such jewelry you will not find anywhere else. Read More
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