Among the rash of artist/goldsmith collaborations that came out in the sixties and seventies, Man Ray’s jewelry truly stands out....
You know you’re obsessed with a show when you have to watch every behind-the-scenes special feature on the DVD. That’s...
Barbara Bayne’s jewelry is often dark and organic, like something dug from the earth. Perhaps this has something to do...
Karen Gilbert doesn’t consider herself a chain-maker in the traditional sense, even though she has been obsessed with exploring the...
Not that you have to get literal with the valentines, but there is something about that shape. It’s tempting to...
Most of us know by now that Dali, Calder, even Picasso designed jewelry at some point. But Frank Stella? The...
I admit it. I’m obsessed with jewelry boxes. This is partly because my own jewelry is overflowing my current jewelry...
Not all designers work individually with couples to customize wedding rings, but sometimes galleries that represent those designers will serve...
If metalsmiths are the sculptors of the jewelry world, attracted to form and texture, enamellists are the painters, obsessed with...
Keith Richards made skull jewelry a rocker must-have. Now, no self-respecting rock star can be seen in public without at least one. Just look at Steven Tyler, Dave Navarro, Nikki Sixx or Axel Rose.
If there was any doubt that red carpet minimalism is giving way to big gems and over-the-top glam, last night’s...
UPDATE: Here it is at last, the Green Bay Packers’ Super Bowl championship ring, presented to the team at a...
As you might expect from a goldsmith trained in Germany but living in California, Birgit Kupke-Peyla makes jewelry that blends the exquisite craftsmanship of her homeland with the multicultural influences of her adopted home.
Lucie Heskett-Brem makes chains, but not as we’ve come to know them. She makes chains Old World-style: hand-crafted, luxury items...
December birthstones blue topaz and turquoise play starring roles in the jewelry collection QVC launched in September, based on the Smithsonian Institution's historic gems and jewelry. Judith Ripka took her design cue from a famous blue diamond.