Posted in Design, fashion, inspiration, jewelry, tagged elle, irene neuwirth, j/hadley, mimi so, verdura on October 18, 2012| Leave a Comment »
The article in Elle was appropriately entitled ‘Deep Blue Sea’. The photo features a variety of designs from Irene Neuwirth, Mimi So and J/Hadley in that beautiful Caribbean blue. Scroll through the 12 photos in the article for a wide variety of jewelry from around the world. (Love this ring from Verdura)
Posted in Design, fashion, jewelry, tagged Bangle, bracelet, coco chanel, contemporary, Design, diamonds, fashion, inspiration, jewelry, laurie prophater, ornamental elements, polymer clay, turquoise, verdura on August 30, 2011| 2 Comments »
From Elle Decor…“Spotted everywhere…colorful and cheery updates of the timeless pattern that everyone loves.” Polka Dots may not be one of your favorite design elements, but what if diamonds were the polka dots? This ring from Verdura features diamonds on a bed of turquoise…nice combination. (The beautiful cuff you see on the home page is the iconic bracelet that was designed for Coco Chanel.)
Posted in jewelry, tagged bracelet, coco chanel, cuff, Design, inspiration, interior design, jewelry, laurie prophater, ornamental elements, polymer clay, verdura on October 6, 2009| Leave a Comment »
Coco Chanel ignited the cuff craze in 1937 when she began wearing a cuff designed by Fulco Santostefano della Cerda, Duke of Verdura.
“Chanel, already at the height of her fame, hired Verdura as her head textile designer. There he began, in 1927, an eight-year collaboration with her at the Chanel atelier. Quickly noticing Verdura’s talents as a jewelry designer, Chanel commissioned him to help her create her boutique jewelry collection, as well as to rework much of her own personal jewelry.” The featured cuff is one of the most famous pieces from their collaboration.
Ornamental Elements 