If you're looking for baubles for your bodies, you've come to the right place! We have new jewelry artists and designers to tell you about and lots of jewels from familiar designers too!
Q Evon Design
Body Architecture by Q Evon DesignThe latest in a string of artists and artisans discovered on Karen's latest trip to South Carolina, Q Evon Design fuses contemporary metal artistry with classic style. Dubbed "body architecture" by its talented designer, "Q," every piece is exquisitely crafted with rich textures and pleasing organic, structural shapes out of silver and gold. "Q" draws on her influences from ancient metal work and architecture. While attending Parsons School of Design "Q" discovered a talent for wax carving, which was later developed into Q Evon Design. Today she uses the techniques of reticulation, anti-clastic raising, acid etching, granulation, roller printing and keum-boo to achieve the sophisticated designs she is so known for. You'll love this line of jewelry if you enjoy designs with a more tailored look.
*Sneak Peek* David Tishbi
Although we only have a very small sampling from Israeli designer David Tishbi at the moment, we're anxiously awaiting a large shipment from him. David's "spinner rings" are created using a mixture of silver and yellow and rose gold. Colors and textures work harmoniously together to achieve a look that is both artful and feminine. Pictured at left is just one of the delicate designs we will be receiving. So many of you love Ithil Metalworks' innovative kinetic ring designs, now you'll enjoy the work of David Tishbi to add to your jingly ring collection.
Bee Necklace by Michelene Berkey
Back again with beautiful nature-inspired silver and gold work, Michelene Berkey has sent us beautiful new twig-themed necklaces, bracelets and rings for your enjoyment. Cast from wax moldings of real twigs, Michelene uses these silver renderings as borders on her more intricate pendants and forms them into hoops set with semi-precious stones for a more simple, classic necklace. She makes bracelets and rings in different sizes so you can always bring a little bit of nature into your city life.
Anne Koplik Design
Necklace by Anne Koplik
Although we only have a very small sampling from Israeli designer David Tishbi at the moment, we're anxiously awaiting a large shipment from him. David's "spinner rings" are created using a mixture of silver and yellow and rose gold. Colors and textures work harmoniously together to achieve a look that is both artful and feminine. Pictured at left is just one of the delicate designs we will be receiving. So many of you love Ithil Metalworks' innovative kinetic ring designs, now you'll enjoy the work of David Tishbi to add to your jingly ring collection.Michelene Berkey
Bee Necklace by Michelene BerkeyBack again with beautiful nature-inspired silver and gold work, Michelene Berkey has sent us beautiful new twig-themed necklaces, bracelets and rings for your enjoyment. Cast from wax moldings of real twigs, Michelene uses these silver renderings as borders on her more intricate pendants and forms them into hoops set with semi-precious stones for a more simple, classic necklace. She makes bracelets and rings in different sizes so you can always bring a little bit of nature into your city life.
Anne Koplik Design
Necklace by Anne KoplikWe know how much you crave the affordable luxury of Anne Koplik's vintage-inspired necklaces, bracelets and earrings. Her new collection is available and better than ever with rich purples, blues, golds and pewter. Elegant Swarovski crystals adorn intricate metal filigree that are occasionally accented with hues of enamel. Anne Koplik's designs are perfect for every day wear or for that special occasion you've got coming up. Her dragonfly-inspired jewels fly right out the door, so be sure to hurry in to see them before they're all gone!
Dinna & Liz Yesachar
Cleopatra Collar from Dinna & Liz Yesachar
Best known for their polymer clay creations, this mother and daughter team has pulled a new trick out of their bag! Now you can adorn yourself in Dinna and Liz Yesachar's stunningly intricate hand-beaded collars, bracelets and earrings. The bold designs of these new pieces are sure to be noticed. Be sure to check out the pieces that are made from knitted threads, beads and crystals. Don't worry, Dinna and Liz are still working in polymer clay! New styles incorporate beadwork and polymer clay designs. The look they've created is simply out of this world.
Stop into the gallery to hunt for more treasures from Echo of the Dreamer, Betty's Beads, Tokyo Bay!
P.S. It's almost time for Ayala Bar's fall line to debut! Stay tuned for more details!
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