Posts Tagged ‘jewelry’

Danielle Vroemen 2010 Collection

Danielle Vroemen’s newest jewelry collection called Geom explores facets.

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Spinthread

At Alt Summit, Erin gave me a Spinthread necklace called Batman that I have been coveting for quite some time. It is so well made, and really a treasure. I just had to share.


CMYK by Lola & Bailey

Lola & Bailey, the line from Theresa Nguyen and Cheri Flewell-Smith, has recently launched a new jewelry collection titled CMYK. These enamel pendants are bright, cheerful, and definitely make us yearn for warmer days. Definitely a must-have for graphic design lovers.


Tiny Little Chairs by Bruxe Design

Bruxe Design designed these adorable uranium necklaces with pendants resembling miniature versions of vintage chairs that revolutionized furniture production and the process of design. The series includes The Dining Chair, The Work Chair, and The Scoop Chair. They are available in sterling silver, bronze, and 10k gold. Grab a few at the Montreal Designers Online Store.


Gisele Ganne

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Well-designed and hopefully comfortable jewelry from Gisele Ganne as part of her mourning series.


Make It

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Great little shop called Make It that features sterling silver animal cufflinks and other jewelry.


Fruit Super Design

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Seattle-based jewelry company, Fruit Super Design, create “statement pieces designed using non-traditional materials and processes to be big, bold and challenge the definition of jewelry.”


Alice Roche

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Fab metal necklace by Alice Roche. There is such a great attention to detail especially in the chain.


Miam Jewelry

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These handmade polymer clay jewelry pieces by Miam are deliciously cute wearable miniature versions of French baked goods and other treats.

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Tonky FELT-stival by Tonky Designs

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Tonky Designs designed some fun place mats, coasters, and jewelry out of felt. Now you can have the alphabet or a giant sunny-side-up egg to go along with your plate!

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