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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 could not find a site that featured Herve-Van-Der-Straeten’s work or his background. Typically, I would move on to another artist…but the Google Images of his work were too delicious…bon apetit!!!

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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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The latest issue of Ornament is a feast of inspiration. We will spend the next few days exploring some of the artists featured in this issue…  Jim Cotter has been using non-traditional materials in his jewelry for years. I absolutely LOVE the featured item…a concrete ring set with diamonds. “Though Cotter regularly uses materials of [...]

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Felieke van der Leest combines textiles, beads, plastic, household items, gems,  silver and 14k gold in her designs. ”Animals have a special place in Felieke van der Leest’s heart. She provides many animals with a busy social life as ornaments, gives a select group a nice home in museums and she placed a few oversized specimens [...]

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The featured item from Donna Lewis is a classic shape…the complexity derives from the keum boo process which moves the pendant from interesting to ‘spectacular’. Donna is excited about the advent of the metal clays, enjoys working with all of the formulations and experimenting with the tools and ‘jools’ that work so well with this [...]

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If you have ‘peeked’ at my other blog…WHAT ARE YOU WORKING ON THIS WEEK…you will see my newest passion…etching metal. To see FABULOUS etched metal jewelry check out Gail Lannum’s etsy site and to see what inspires her…Gail’s Tales and Jewelry.

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Historically Inaccurate Decorative Arts takes the traditional French toile textile design and gives it a ‘bit of a tweak’. “RICHARD SAJA is always on the lookout for toile, but not to buy a few yards for a dressing room armchair. He looks at the fabric as the basis for his art. Mr. Saja, a 43-year-old textile [...]

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