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Sunday, September 10, 2017

Aleksandr Maryaskin's Incredible Hollowware

Not all every bit of brilliance in the world has to be worn on one's neck. Check out these amazing and scintillating designs by Saul Bell 2017 awardee Aleksandr Maryaskin. This kind of creativity is indeed a rare sight to behold, obvious to anyone who's every come in contact...

Monday, September 4, 2017

Kylo Chua's Miniature Fairytale Sculptures

Posted by Sarah Sommerset on September 04, 2017 in 18k Gold, Asian Jewelry, Fairy Sculpture, Fine Jewelry, Gemological Institute of America, Golden Art, Kylo Chua, Kylo Sculpture, Miniature Sculpture, Philippine Jewelry, Sculpture Jewelry, Thumbeline Sculpture,

By far one of the most curious emerging sculptors in the world of art, Kylo Chua has transformed a seamlessly elegant style of sculpting into a captivating counterpart for wearable luxury. His personally coined 'thumbeline sculptures' are among some of the world's smallest examples of fine art, crafted meticulously...

Monday, August 28, 2017

Wallace Chan's Gem Encrusted Marvels

Posted by Sarah Sommerset on August 28, 2017 in Colored Stone Jewelry, Fine Jewelry, Gemstone Sculpture, Jewelry, Jewelry Art, Jewelry Sculpture, Pave Setting, Wallace Chan, Wallace Chan Jewelry,

One of the most innovative and talented jewelry artists we know of- Wallace Chan, is a breathtaking example of creative genius for our industry. Have any of you seen his latest works? They permeate the industries of art and jewelry, combining both together into an mixture of contemporary majesty....

Monday, August 21, 2017

The Panther and the Legacy

Posted by Sarah Sommerset on August 21, 2017 in Animal Jewelry, Cartier, Cartier Jewelry, Cartier Leopard, Cartier Rings, Craftsmanship, Design House, Fine Jewelry, Gold Jewelry, History, Modern Jewelry,

To all you Cartier fans, this year has been pretty packed with the brand's superb line-up of events. From the millenial-targeted Panthère Studio in downtown New York to the 'Cartier in Motion' exhibit held at the Design Museum in west London last July. Yes, it's all been a crazy...

Monday, August 14, 2017

Jewelry Families & Changing Times

Posted by Sarah Sommerset on August 14, 2017 in 2017, Art Jewelry, Cartier, Charriol, Jewelry Houses, Kylo Chua, Legacy, Luxury, Piaget, Tiffany, Van Cleef, Wallace Chan,

You guys are probably familiar with a lot of the older brands, such as Piaget, Charriol, Cartier and those whose names even our grandparents remember. The thing is, jewelry as a trade is very different from most other types of retail businesses. A lot of the brands that form...

Monday, August 7, 2017

Stacking Rings, You Can't Have Just One!

Posted by Sarah Sommerset on August 07, 2017 in Astley Clarke, Colors, Creative Jewelry, Fashion, Fine Jewelry, Gemstone Jewelry, Rings, Stackable Rings,

A lot of brands these days seem to have their own gimmick when it comes to creating new designs for the jewelry industry. The other day, we came across another one- and although it's not really something new, their take on it is actually very well-done. We're talking of...

Monday, July 31, 2017

Australian Opal, Nature's Discoball

Posted by Sarah Sommerset on July 31, 2017 in Art Jewelry, Australian Opal, Black Opal, Boulder Opal, Cartier, Crystal Opal, Fine Jewelry, Opal, Opal Jewelry, Tiffany, Van Cleef, White Opal,

Have you guys ever seen Australian opal? Apparently there's a lot of types out there. We've come across a whole family of different opal varieties during our tour of Australia. Now, most of the commercial areas, like around Gold Coast and hotspots in Queensland, had troves of jewelry shops...