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Oscar de la Renta is synonymous with style…nothing flashy…think Jackie Kennedy…classic.!!! Scroll through his latest jewelry collection for swirls, squares, color…and fabulous resin bangles at the end!!!

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The Brasil collection at Macy’s this month is like a ray of sunshine to usher in the summer season. Watch the scroll of colors on the jewelry pages and you will have the sensation of warm ocean breezes…

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If tangerine is the color of the year…then its first cousin…coral is enjoying the extended limelight.  Fabrics are covered with coral elements…in all colors, and coral is also a popular  design element in jewelry. I was drawn to this cuff by Aurelie Biderman because they are not using ‘real’ coral…but an enameled metal in a [...]

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I know…we have seen Kara Ross before…but LOOK at the shape of this bracelet!!! Be sure to check out the double knuckle fish ring in the Kara by Kara Ross section…I think WE CAN DO THIS!!!

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As I write this post, it is cold…dreary…rainy… Sara Beltran’s Mexican Bracelets are just what the doctor ordered to bring Vitamin D into any day…bright…sunny…cheerful. “A lot of her pieces are shells that she picks from the ocean and then makes a mold and then casts them in 18k gold, mostly pink gold. She loves [...]

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When I saw the bracelet from Sergio Rossi…the hunt was on!!! There are only a few pieces of jewelry in his accessory collection…but they have shoes to match.

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Davide Bigazzi’s work combines oxidized sterling and 18 karat gold in a manner that creates a stark contrast between the two metals. “Davide Bigazzi’s handcrafted jewelry and hollowware are a blend of contemporary artistry and old world craftsmanship that echoes back to his native Florence, Italy. Capturing the intrinsic beauty and sculptural qualities of precious [...]

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Lara Knutson works with a fiber filigreed with 50,000 mirror-backed glass beads per square inch…the 50,000 is not a typo.  The same glowing fiber can also be found in emergency workers’ uniforms and athletic clothing. Her work is sold in museum stores throughout the country and has been purchased by the Corning Museum of Glass. [...]

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Scroll through Karen Gilbert’s site and you will find a wide range of styles and materials. “i see my work from two sides.  one is the exploration of materials; the other is the content of my ideas. the functonal forms in nature and science, put together, are those we find familiar.  i see these most primal [...]

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Andea Janosik’s bio reads like a world tour. Born in Slovakia…early years in Zambia…teenage years in Germany…degree from Parsons, NYC…studio in Brooklyn, NY. Tour her site for jewelry constructed with a non-traditional material…leather. And, of course, Google Images for more…and more…and

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