Abra delivers next wave hand-crafted signature pieces that are wire wrapped fine gemstone and custom made resin collars/necklace, bracelets and ear rings. Her intricately exquisite creations are carried by many of the world’s most famous museums, and chicest boutiques nationwide.

New York jewelry designer Alexis Bittar creates these luminous works of art from translucent Lucite. Each piece is hand carved and painted, then backed with an 18K gold-leaf wash, which adds an extra glow to the softly colored forms.

Magnetic pewter, limpid glass, luminous resin, lavish gold — all materials sculpted by Anne-Marie Chagnon, to create these unique designs, eye catching manifestations from a mysterious world of beauty from beyond. Blessed with a bountiful imagination, this graduate in visual arts shapes materials instinctively while achieving a playful harmony of form. With the search for authenticity at the heart of her approach, her signature is unmistakable, recognizable at first glance.

Valued for her ingenuity and original designs, Anne- Marie Chagnon sells her jewelry-sculptures on four continents. In 2003, Cirque du Soleil commissioned Chagnon to create a special collection for their Dralion show, and since then she has released new collections each year exclusively for sale in Cirque du Soleil boutiques around the world.

All handmade in Montréal, each of her designs is a wonder of wearable art. One-of-a-kind, this alliance of beauty and independence of spirit will appeal to all those who value their own uniqueness. A genuine tribute to personal expression, each of her creations is art you can wear in accord with your changing moods.

Catherine Canino Jewelry is designed and handmade in New York City by Catherine, a RISD-trained jeweler and metalsmith, and her team of skilled artisans. Her work marries natural materials such as sterling silver, gold-dipped brass, mother-of-pearl, calf skin leather, and semiprecious stones, with evocative talisman, traditional symbols, and equestrian-influenced hardware. Catherine finds inspiration in antique hardware and jewelry, the mingling of organic materials, and most importantly, the women of impeccable style, grace, and charisma that we have the good fortune to call our clients.

For 15 years Deborah Grivas coordinated the work of 30 artists and jewelers into one collection. The promotion and management of this group took her to New York, London, Paris and Tokyo. This endeavor was her education in the fashion industry.

Deborah Grivas launched her own label in 1995.  The collection is known for clean lines and innovative use of color.  Deborah Grivas Designs was honored to be nominated for the 2005 Dallas Fashion Award for design in jewelry. Some of her press credits include the Today Show, O magazine,InStyle,What Not To Wear and The Gap ad campaign featuring Sarah Jessica Parker. Deborah Grivas Designs is designed and made in Texas.

As founder and owner of CustomRAGS, Debe Dohrer’s extensive background in the art of structuring a distinct wardrobe for her high profile clientele naturally transitioned into debe dohrer design, an “off loom” woven “textile” beading technique using Japanese glass beads, semi-precious stones, and various metals created to architecturally enhance one’s wardrobe. With the juxtaposition of street and luxury, an additional accessory line was born out of the need for a passionate and androgynous fashion item. Within each of Debe’s designs you will notice her discerning fashion eye, whether it organically alters an outfit or creates an enigmatic confidence, it artfully exudes a modern relevance while retaining a timeless feel.

We inspire. We create jewelry for people who are intrigued by fine designs that adapt to the body, jewelry that is inventive, vital, and sensitive.

The elements of Erika Sturm’s work are natural ones: coconut shell, wood, copper, sterling silver, bone, clay, stone seeds and shell.

Jewelry designer Erica Zap has been surrounded by art and craft all her life. Her parents owned an international handcraft shop that sold crafts and art collected from their extensive travels around the world. Erica’s early exposure to exotic art and culture has greatly influenced her designs. After graduating from S.U.N.Y. New Paltz with a BFA in gold and silversmithing, Erica began designing her own line of jewelry which is produced in Rhode Island and sold nationally under the name Erica Zap Designs.

Outside of her studio life, Erica spends most of her time traveling the country participating in juried craft shows where she sells her jewelry to the public. In addition to these shows and her online store, Erica’s pieces can be found in numerous galleries, retail shops, and museum stores across the country.

“My goal is to design a contemporary look which exposes beauty through the simplicity of form. My jewelry reflects the integration of past and present cultures. I use metals, stones, textures, shapes and color to create precious pieces that are as individual as the women who wear them.”

Back in 2009, as I was wandering the backstreets of Paris – my favorite city in the world­­ – I happened upon these crusty, little medallions. So stylish and captivating, they were unlike anything I had ever seen. I purchased a handful for what I hoped would make nice gifts for friends and family back home. Little did I know, that day would change my life.

First let me say, I love pearls; with a pair of jeans and a tee or a cute LBD. Whether I’m out on the town or on the back of my husband’s motorcycle, nothing makes me feel more feminine. So, a few months after returning stateside, when I clasped an old medallion onto an opera length strand of pearls, something clicked…and that was the day French Kande was born.

Fast forward to present day and I’m living my fashionista dream. My jewelry is made in my home town of Los Angeles and carried in high-end specialty boutiques across the country. I’ve been fortunate enough to personally meet many of the women who purchase and wear my designs and I am humbled by their kind words and support. I am so blessed.

When I think about the future of French Kande, I’ve come to realize it’s not simply about making jewelry, it’s really about how beautiful a woman feels when she wears it.

in2 design is the creation of Inga Louise Baldwin and Inger Mark. When they met Louise worked with interior design and Inger had just arrived from London, where she had a jewelry business of her own. After much discussion they realized their design backgrounds would compliment each other in a new jewelry business. Their philosophy is to create unique, fun and affordable jewelry using only the best quality freshwater pearls, precious metals and genuine semi-precious stones often attached with suede or leather. Both Louise and Inger were born and raised in Sweden, and after living in the United States they realized that there was a market for Swedish design jewelry. The response to their jewelry has been overwhelming.

Industrial Jewellery is an original, modern jewelry brand created by designer Hita Rawet Karni.  Inspired by industrial materials, the unique handmade collection features intriguing pieces of sophisticated jewellery, to help you stand out with confidence, in style and life.  A product designer by training, Hita works with raw industrial materials that are not naturally associated with jewellery making and transforms them into wearable works of art.

Each type of glass I use brings its own uniqueness and depth to the work. I use stained glass for variety in color and texture and started using bottle glass in 2007 after my local glass recycling program ended. I had a personal mission to save some bottles from the landfill. Plus, finding bottles with interesting enameled or embossed graphics is so much fun! So much fun that in 2016, I started incorporating aluminum cans and opened up a whole new world of possibilities!

I personally design and hand-craft each piece of jewelry. The glass is hand cut and ground smooth to shape and size. Stained glass is wrapped in copper foil and soldered. Bottles are ground smooth and drilled to affix findings. By cold-working the bottles, I’m able to retain the original graphics and natural curve. I hope you enjoy my work!

Inspiration for Chicago born artist Leah Sturgis comes from the place where landscape and architecture intersect. Her unique, handmade jewelry captures the mystery of wild elements ~ caribou antler, porcupine quill, wood, fresh water pearl ~ in structured, clean designs, creating pieces that are both elegant and organic.

Many of Leah’s materials come from Alaska, where she lived for 12 years before moving East. Born and raised in Chicago, Leah developed a strong artistic sense and began creative exploration at an early age. Her parents said that, “If you give Leah enough paper and tape she will build a house.”

Elegant, edgy and always in style, MARGO MORRISON NEW YORK is the jewelry of choice for hip, sophisticated women worldwide. Margo’s collections are carried in exclusive boutiques and department stores throughout the United States, Canada, Japan, England, South Africa and Mexico. Editors of  Japan’s top fashion magazine, Madame Figaro, recently voted her “one of the top 15 most exciting jewelry designers in the world”. Her pieces have appeared in the pages of Vogue, Elle, Marie Claire, Lucky, People, WWD and dozens of other publications. Margo draws on a rich cultural background of extensive travel and sixteen years as a classical pianist. Combining semi-precious stones and pearls with Swarovski crystal, she finishes each piece with toggles cast from organic natural shapes. The result is a refined, sophisticated look which has been described as “visual music”. Julia Roberts, Gwyneth Paltrow, Brooke Shields and Sharon Stone are part of Margo’s growing celebrity list.

“I think my jewelry reflects both my love of art and my training in design. I am concerned with a sense of rightness in the way things are made – in the craftsmanship they reflect.”

“I also strive for meaning in the pieces and for a feeling of cultural connection. The forms and look cannot be random; they have to make sense in cultural terms, connecting us with the symbolic heritage of our ancient societies and indigenous people. Each piece is made to last and resonate the enduring values that inspire me.”

I believe that the right piece of jewelry can make you feel more confident. I’ve designed everything from accessories to home décor, but I’m currently focusing on my first love, jewelry. My designs are classic yet distinctive, bold yet comfortable. I believe that jewelry should empower you to make a statement but be easy enough to wear every day. Find your statement piece.

After over ten years of study and practice, I can do some pretty amazing things with a torch and a piece of metal. And I’ve accumulated a set of tools that make my husband’s friends jealous. I’m currently putting those tools to use creating my eponymous collection of steel and silver jewelry. Every piece is executed from start to finish by me or my assistant Amy (an amazing metalsmith in her own right) – you’ll find no mass-manufactured components here. Just well-made pieces that will last for years to come. Find your next heirloom.

NIKAIA is the exclusive USA importer and distributor of seven contemporary European designer jewelry lines. Our lines include Coeur de Lion, Laurent Guillot, Sandrine Giraud Creations, Klamir, Samuel Coraux, CLIC by Suzanne, and Thierry Joo. These artisans create fashion jewelry with continental flair that appeals to women of assertive individual style. Women with the confidence to be bold in their look.

Inspired by architecture and nature’s textures, Sonia Ferland chose her hometown, Quebec City, to give free rein to her passion for metals and her creative talent. Since graduating from Quebec City’s jewellery school in 1994, Sonia has presented her collections in Italy, France, United States as well as in the Caribbean.   Every year her jewellery and her art objets are presented in numerous craft fairs in  Quebec and Canada. Several times within these fairs, she has received prizes, including Quebec City’s Capital prize, awarded by Quebec’s Art Craft Council for the quality, originality and display of her products. ​

Phyllis Clark has spent the major portion of her life actively involved in the arts. A native Southern Californian, she began with a degree in music, then continued studying painting, drawing, watercolor, and jewelry design at Cal State Fullerton, UCI, and other local schools. It is her philosophy that having the opportunity to express creativity, whatever the venue, is indeed a gift which enables us to continually renew our spirits, and an avenue to a truly meaningful life.

PONO is Hawaiian for righteousness. Joan Goodman, creative director of Bobbi Trim LTD- a NY based button company, and head designer of the PONO accessory line lived in Hawaii back in the late seventies. PONO, as the line is called, was inspired by a close friend of the designer who epitomized the “Aloha Spirit.”  Ironically the PONO accessory collection is manufactured at the same factory in Bergamo, Italy that the buttons are made in. Joan loves “the creativity, technology and environmental consciousness of Italy,” and would never sacrifice the quality for a cheaper production market.

Sarah Cavender designs and produces several new seasonal collections each year. She specializes in metal mesh jewelry, belts and handbags. Each piece is hand-made to order by local artisans under Sarah’s supervision in Oxford, Alabama, using materials made primarily in the USA with stones imported from Europe.

Constantly in search of uncommon and unique materials, Sarah Cavender maintains a design criteria in which each piece contains an element of woven wire. In this philosophy she continues to consistently produce a line of jewelry, belts, and handbags that are truly beautiful to wear and admire as objects of art.

Over the years, Sarah Cavender’s extensive line has repeatedly been featured in trade publications and top fashion magazines such as Vogue, Mademoiselle, In-Style, Glamour, McCalls, and Lucky in the United States and abroad.

Music to your eyes: Segments of piano wire are fused into loops and strung over beads strung along a silicone core to form a stylish, stretchy bracelet that’s playful and unusual.

Raised in Israel, with a strong engineering background, Simon Sebbag createda line of Sterling Silver jewelry that is chunky, yet incredibly lightweight. In 1990, Simon’s wife Denise, with her background in fashionmerchandising, joined the company. Together they made the company the success it is today. Each of their pieces are handcrafted in theirfamily-owned and operated factory in Israel.

The jewelry is produced using the unique electroforming process. Inelectroforming, a wax mold is created and inserted into a computerized 925sterling silver bath. The mold remains in the bath until several thicklayers of silver adhere; the result is a light and comfortable piece of jewelry. Finally, the piece is hand-polished to achieve a brilliant shine.

When people first examine the lightweight, colorful jewelry from Singerman & Post the first question is always “What are they made of ?”. The colors have an unusual saturation and people swear they are made of metal, but the pieces are too lightweight to be titanium, the usual best guess. The jewelry is actually made by laminating together very thin layers of different types of brushed aluminum and gold finish plastic materials (films, mylar, vinyl). Patterned top layers, designed by Leni Singerman, are film photo transfers of her artwork: watercolors, collages, pastels, drawings and photographs. Individual pieces are hand cut, beaded and twisted in the studio to form sculptural shapes that are feather light and comfortable to wear.

Hand painted Silk Jewelry by Suzanne BellowsBeautiful, light-weight yet rugged, water resistant, wearable art! Each item is an individual creation of this remarkable artist and designer.

Tamara first became interested in pursuing her artistic capabilities and intrinsic sense of style in her early 20s. She enrolled in the Ontario College of Art in Toronto, and graduated with a major in enameling and sculpture. Following apprenticeships with jeweler Steven Aurthers and renowned enamellist Fay Rooke, her creative journey led her to Vancouver, BC. Fascinated by the structural contingencies of working with metal and the weightlessness of cloisonné techniques, Tamara established a name for herself through the creation of unique jewelery collections, ranging from wearable art limited editions to one-of-a-kind sculptural art pieces. Her handcrafted signature designs are characterized by contrasting precious and semi precious gems with silver, gold, copper and/or bronze accents and can be found in personal collections worldwide.

Tamara’s wearable art designs capture the spontaneous and organic exploration of her surroundings and are inspired by the shapes, textures and divergency inherent to the natural world. She strives to create a certain depth of feeling with some forms being literal interpretations while others abstract or whimsical. Tamara often uses her dreams as a creative intervention during the design process and either sketches out her ideas or works “free form” to allow the materials and stones to influence the direction of each piece. She can often be found in her studio, experimenting with unexpected combinations of materials and new metal working techniques to realize her vision in innovative ways. Tamara also enjoys working closely with clients to produce custom jewelery, including wedding rings that represents a personal statement and/or philosophy with engaging, three dimensional forms and design approaches.

Two A is a beautifully eccentric jewelry line that seamlessly combines organic eco-materials with industrial metals to create a striking and fresh spin on Bohemian-Chic. Longtime friends and designers Ayana Fishman and Anat Shapira turned a simple idea inspired by both the serene Mediterranean seashores and the bustle of the urban city into an accessory collaboration that immediately became an international success. Skillfully fusing materials such as coral, textiles, tagua and coconut shells with a variety of finely crafted metals, the design duo fashioned a unique look that perfectly complements both every day and high-fashion styles.

With a vision to take the best watch designs of the classic eras and give them a modern edge, in 1991, Dory Isaacs and Jun Kobayashi began TOKYObay to create and market well-designed, fun and affordable watches and accessories.   TOKYObay has quickly become a staple of trend-wise consumers looking for just the right thing to wear.

Hand-Wrought and Refined Timepieces

They create limited edition pieces of wearable art, carefully handcrafted to ensure their quality and originality, made with distressed and oxidized, nickel free solid jewelers brass and embellished with solid brass, solid copper and sterling silver.

All watches are numbered and signed. Dials are individually hand painted by Eduardo himself in his New York City Studio

Every piece in our collections is handmade in Israel of brass dipped in high quality 24kt gold or .999 silver combined with stones, crystals, silks and leather.

Our collections are timeless and are as much a work of art as they are utility pieces that make a statement and complete a look.

We handpick every item to ensure a uniqueness that cannot be matched.

Nothing feels more special than wearing Zzan jewelry.