Learning is one of my most favorite things to do, so each year I try to partake in something educational that is jewelry-related. This year, an exhibit held in conjunction with a jewelry conference made for an enticing trip to Chicago for ASJRA’s Women & 20th… Read More
A book like Fascination: British and Continental Jewelry 1785-1885 The Collection of Nancy and Gilbert Levine is the type of jewelry book that I am constantly longing for–a glimpse into someone’s personal collection, featuring descriptions of each piece and hopefully a little insight into the collector’s mind. Read More
The book, Rings: Jewelry of Power, Love and Loyalty will forever go down in history as one of the most epic jewelry tomes. Every page turned, a slight gasp can easily become hyperventilation with illustrations depicting some incredible rings. There are so many examples of fine, historic… Read More
Looking for a quick jewelry read? Then this book is for you! This 40-page paperback book is packed with valuable facts about sentimental jewelry, starting with the Georgian Era, then up through Victorian and ending with a chapter on Collecting Sentimental Jewellery. There is also a section with… Read More
Museum exhibits and books go hand-in-hand, each epically displaying works of art in the utmost refined way possible. Cartier has opted to utilize this one-two punch with their latest achievement–releasing Cartier in the 20th Century, their newest hardcover collectible, strategically coinciding with Denver Art Museum‘s exclusive… Read More
I’ve been meaning to do this for so long! I get asked all the time for recommendations on a good jewelry book, or better yet, a list of exactly what I have in my very own jewelry library. So here it is! Compiled… Read More
