Still in love with the lookbook for Ariel Gordon‘s fall collection. The photoshoot portrays how her jewelry is easily worn for everyday looks, and is also stackable, interchangeable and compliments any style. I like how the necklaces are layered. Checkout out her entire collection… Read More
From top to bottom: Hoorsenbuhs designer putting jewels on me photoshoot at a Civil War cemetary Hoorsenbuhs leather strap cuff bracelet 14k open heart ring, 14k champagne pear-shaped diamond ring, and Zoe Chicco 14k onyx ring in Santa Monica, California outside of jewelry hideout… Read More
I think I may have just canceled the house I just bought in the likes of this. The outrageous Triple V Knuckle ring by Julia Cohen, available at Broken English. Price: $10k Comes in any metal. Read More
Whether its diamonds, jade, sapphires or rubies, the Art Deco Era used a variety of gemstones to create beautiful bracelets. The open-link motif was popular during the 1920s; above the girl is wearing three stacked on one arm, with another on the other. Open-link bracelets are timeless and are… Read More
Lately I’ve been intrigued by jewelry that has an architectural feel. It was no surprise to find out that jewelry designer Naomi Maslon has a masters degree in landscape architecture. Her designs are very structural and sculptural, especially the rings in her Parallels collection. Read More
The Bvlgari Tubogas watch may be from the early 1990s, but it still is a classic that looks great today. The wrap style gives it a bold look–I like how Mary-Kate is wearing two on one wrist, mixing the different metals. Above are three different Bvlgari watches which all… Read More
