JEWELRY EDIT
FEATURES - July 27, 2022
Curated by our ASS/STANT BUYER OF F/NE JEWELRY, Leslie Scott.
EVA FEHREN "SHORTY" X RING
A multi-dimensional ring from her XX/XY collection. Inspired by New York City's geometric urban patterns, like the crisscrossing of power lines. The "Shorty" has a minimal design that highlights your hand with 18K blackened white gold with black diamonds.
EVA FEHREN HERO SIGNET RING
Unique. Strong. Compelling. Your first thoughts when seeing Eva Fehren's Hero Signet ring. It's all about Identity. A smooth step cut diamond placed in a symbolic form of the signet ring. Show yourself some love by being your own hero!
ALICE WAESE FLORA EARRINGS
Resilient femininity. Brooklyn based Alice Waese's Flora Earrings are hand crafted and inspired by the wonders of nature and her abundant imagination. Perfectly imperfect and 4 inches in length, but surprisingly light and extremely versatile.
BIBI VAN DER VELDEN SCARAB RING
Bibi van der Velden describes her pieces as "miniature sculptures". The scarab beetle is known as an attractor of good fortune. Start your Bibi collection with this blue-toned Scarab cocktail ring. Hand crafted with real scarab wings, tsavorites, amethysts, pink sapphires, and brown and white diamonds.
FERNANDO JORGE GLEAM RING
"Are where thy dark eye glances, And where thy footstep gleams-- In what ethereal dances, By what eternal streams!” Edgar Allen Poe. The Gleam ring, designed by Fernando Jorge, compliments the curves of a woman’s face and body. Diagonally placed pear-shaped citrine, rose quartz and amethyst stones set in 18kt yellow gold.
NIKOS KOULIS UNIVERSE RING
"Powerless and colorless, Nikos Koulis's Universe ring with trillion, emerald cut white diamonds and translucent enamel. An experimental design with an Art Deco edge.
BIBI VAN DER VELDEN ALLIGATOR EARRINGS
"Bite me! Bibi Van Der Velden’s "Bite" alligator earrings are Intricately carved and hand-crafted to replicate an alligator’s body in miniature. Designed in 18K gold and malachite with the alligator’s mouth acting as the earrings’ closing bite mechanism to snap onto the ear.
