COLLECT
There is much we don't know about the history of women jewelers. But we know they were designing and making jewelry, even running businesses, back to the mid-19th century. Here are just a few women who paved the way. Read More
We’re all familiar with Tiffany & Co. but Marcus & Co.? Not... Read More
In case you were wondering, the Picasso in From Picasso to Koons,... Read More
MAKE
As 2018 launches with two blue super moons, jewelry designers around the world turn to the moon for inspiration. Read More
An Alabama art jeweler began making jewelry from used motorcycle inner tubes and coffee pods, and it ended up on runway models and fashion magazines. Read More
Grant Robinson designs and constructs kinetic jewelry, usually in the form of animals or plants that spring to life when you push their buttons. His pieces are... Read More
If you talk to studio jewelers about their jewelry, you wind up discussing technique. And it’s impossible to talk about technique without getting into the tools behind... Read More
Joyce Scott’s beaded jewelry is often figurative, and not in a subtle way. Her figures swell beyond jewelry proportions: faces with vivid expressions, female bodies with full... Read More
Carving and setting opal is like sculpting stained glass. Not only is the opal fragile and unpredictable, it dictates form. Making jewelry from it requires patience, flexibility, and a taste for living on the edge. Read More
World’s largest aquamarine carving, the 10.363-carat Dom Pedro, goes on display Thursday...