from Todd Reed are the ones that combine the different types of diamonds that Todd uses: raw cubes, rose cuts, colored, etc. Ring 703 features a gorgeous yellow center stone surrounded by white brilliant cuts. The band features Todd's signature raw cubes. When I get my Todd Reed ring someday, it will definitely need to have raw cubes in it. Even though Todd has branched out beyond the raw cube, he never forgets it - it still pops up in the majority of his designs.
pair of earrings from Todd Reed? Try Earrings 631. These delicate hoops hang from 18k yellow gold french wire and have a combination of raw and rosecut diamonds. The hoop itself is sterling silver that has been darkened with patina. If wires aren't your thing, these can also be made with a post. That's one of the best things about Todd's work - changes can be made to your specification. Want the earrings with a post? Done. Want the ring in palladium? Done. Want a different stone? Done. Where else can you find jewelry so versatile?
starting with Marty Desilets and his show "A Mirror With Memory" opening on September 4th. His digitally manipulated photographs transform everyday environments into surreal scenes. The skies in his photographs can be ethereal wisps of clouds or brooding storms on the horizon. Regardless of the subject, Marty’s work invites you in to his unique world.
nowned artist Steve Tobin, Dan is learning from the best. He has his own unique style of painting landscapes - he paints with hot welded metal. Dan tries to utilize his steel skills in every creation by making every tree, and every part of the scene, out of steel, bronze, and stainless steel. Visit the gallery to see Dan’s view of nature in metal. His show opens October 2nd.
Alex's organic shapes feature diamonds along with many semi-precious stones. We have a great selection of rings coming, along with a pair of earrings and 2 gorgeous pendants. Check out a sneak peek below of 2 great rings soon to be a part of Monsoon's collection. Look for the Sepkus line to debut in mid June!
e from Veto included this ring, but it was promptly snatched up by Ranjeet's lovely wife, Neha. With our second order, we ordered another one, as well as some of their other designs in stainless steel and pearls for women. Most of our current Veto rings are aimed at men, but with this order we decided to branch out to their women's line as well. The ring pictured at left is as striking in person as it is in the picture.
ot at the Philly show in February, the first time I saw Ananda's work in person was on Friday when it arrived at the gallery. Let me tell you that is unbelievably beautiful. Each piece has its own unique, handpainted image. Right now, my personal favorite is the Sparrow Mandala Necklace, but I'm also seriously eyeing up the Autumn Maple Necklace pictured at left. Ananda's paintings are delicate images that serve as the perfect compliment to her delicate, handmade jewelry.
g about all of Vinosus' jewelry is it's lightweight, completely wearable, and super affordable. I think my favorite new piece are the Origami Earrings. I never usually find myself drawn towards the mixed metal look - I tend to prefer either all silver or all gold, not both - but these earrings are so delicate and move nicely. The combination of gold and silver is a nice touch to the innovative design of these earrings. Check out the Kite earrings at right for Vinosus' take on something in all silver.
g it and taking out for a while, just to test it out ;). In all seriousness, the ring is absolutely gorgeous. With almost 6 total carats worth of rose-cut and raw diamond cubes, this ring would make anyone feel like a million bucks. Todd has said that this is one of their most popular styles and it's easy to see why. It is different from every angle, making it one of their most versatile designs. Many of the rings from this order can be combined with other styles to create the perfect stacking combination. Check out the example above and Todd's portfolio page to see more options we've created, plus all the new styles.
gn, and interiors. They're slowly phasing out their jewelry, but before that happens we wanted to snatch a bunch of it up. Their jewelry is made from sustainable wood, like ebony and walnut, and some designs incorporate stainless steel. Their necklaces and earrings are great for women, but they also have some great cufflinks and rings for men (like the one at right). Make sure to get some before it's all gone!
t jewelry designers is Veto. Based out of Luzern, Switzerland, the jewelry is all stainless steel with diamond, pearl, and semi-precious stone accents. Much of the jewelry has an architectural feel to it, like the ring at left, with it's delicate swoop and floating pearl. Veto has both men's and women's designs, with most of its rings ranging from $80 to $250. We've placed another order, so look for many new rings in the coming weeks.
was time for another order. Artists Brit-Simone Sutter and Marty Kneeland work together in their Tacoma, Washington studio to create fine jewelry in sterling silver, gold, pearls, and semi-precious stones. Much of their jewelry combines silver and gold, which is always has an elegant, classy feel to it. We've also picked up some newer work in their classic, brushed sterling silver line. Look for the Nautilus earrings, at right, to join our collection of new Vinosus jewelry in the next 1 to 2 weeks.
is Ananda Khalsa. All of Ananda's jewelry features a unique, original painting under glass, in either sterling silver or 22K gold. With images like maple trees in spring and autumn, violets, dragonflies, ravens, and bluebirds, Ananda's delicate jewelry is perfect for the art lover in all of us. Since each piece is unique, it truly is your own wearable work of art. Check out the Raven Petal Necklace at left for a sneak peek. Look for Ananda's jewelry in the gallery and in our online shop sometime mid-March.
e's work features sterling silver, gold, precious and semi-precious stones in creative settings. Belle uses small tubes that are then soldered in singular batches to create the patterned circles in each piece of her work. With simple pendants, plus more intricate work, like the lariat at right, make Belle Brooke's designs unlike any other. Look for Belle's work at the gallery soon. With a variety of styles and stones, there is definitely something for everyone.
We have a new artist in the gallery, painter Mike Bell. Hailing from the Northumberland area of England, Mike was a teacher for 30 years, but has since fully devoted himself to painting. He's very intrigued by the contrast in nature of order and chaos. His paintings are highly textured studies of color, shape, and light. They will be hanging for First Friday on March 6th, so make sure you check them out when you stop by to see the opening of Olaf Starorypinski and Scott Nichol's show Contrasts.
hbook or camera. “The Land of Far Horizons” Northumberland has light which enhances the tactile quality of the landscape no matter what the season. I hope my work stimulates a wide range of perceptions and feelings for this “land of far horizons.” Other influences/artists I admire include Turner, John Blockley, Andy Goldsworthy, Cezanne, Tapies and many more."
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