Sweethearts by talented Dutch jeweler Susanne Klemm. Known of the Embrace ring available in our online store. For this mini selling- exhibition, Moss is presenting a series of Klemm’s Sweetheart rings from the Red Light Collection. The rings, made of agate cameo and epoxy, come in a wide range of colors and combine the romanticism of cameo jewelry with the boldness of pop art. The cameo work, created through the use of a mold and layered and engraved by an ultrasonic machine and then transferred onto epoxy, was done in a small workshop in East Germany. The rings are conversation pieces, voluptuous like a woman’s curves and bright like their personalities. Via Objects no paintings.
Necklace Merging Bodies by Philipp Käfer.
The Chi ha paura…? jewellery were already familiar items to our assortment. Chi ha paura...? (Italian for 'Who is afraid of...?') produces designer jewellery by international (jewellery) designers. By producing conceptual design jewellery CHP shows that a good piece of jewellery is more than a decorative accessory. In the jewellery made by CHP originality of the concept is central to the design and supported by a fitting choice of material and technology. At the end of 2010 CHP launched the new collection Body Stories these items can be purchased online through our Wannekes.com site.
Etched jewellery charms by Mathias Bengtsson, bringing a machine-aesthetic to jewellery design, the Lucky charms series was inspired by industrial parts that resemble animal silhouettes.
London designer Tithi Kutchamuch has created a necklace with charms modelled on the skull and entrails of a parrot named Companion Parrot. Via Dezeen.
Atypyk says that it will take you approximately 10 minutes to assemble their Pasta Necklace. You’ll just have to string the gold plated pasta shells, knot it and you can wear it immediately. Via Today and Tomorrow.
Beautiful brooche designed by Maria Ylander, Academy HDK School of Design and Crafts, Gothenburg, Sweden. Via Dezeen.
Each piece of Aurora Lopez-Mejia's jewelry is hand-stamped with a message meant to empower. I found this ring at This is auto.
This beautiful jewelry is designed by artist Antony Roussel. The synthesis between drawing and architecture are the fundamental re occurring themes in his work. Via Designspotter.
Rings designed by danish jewellery designer Carolina Vallejo. She works with any material available and often seeks inspiration in existential topics and philosophical questions, which she investigates through the shape and materials of a proposed item of jewellery. Hence her pieces are often linked to themes with a historical, social or symbolic point of departure. Via www.danishcrafts.org.
I found this amazing ring at the site www.sofaexpo.com, designed by Karl Fritsch.
Fake eyelashes, these ones are designed by Victor & Rolf for Shu Uemura. Available at Colette.
