Fresh Gems
Soft Goth
November 30, 2008
Yes, the Gothic look does have its soft side. Case in point: this python petal ring from Kara Ross. A sophisticated mix of dark blue and black python skins embellishes two separate levels of petals, perfectly setting off a faceted hematite stone.
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Carri Vacik
November 28, 2008
If you’re looking for something deliciously opulent, look no further than London-based designer Carri Vacik’s unique, striking jewelry for the dynamic, elegant woman of independent style. Carri draws inspiration from her love of the arts, history, travel, and her Celtic and Anglo Indian origins. Her exotic Gardens of Babylon ring is handcrafted from 18K gold, amethyst, and blue topaz with an elegant, intriguing blue topaz drop.
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Love Nut
November 27, 2008
If you’re nuts about someone, let it show! This sassy squirrel is one of many playful critters based on designer Mark Poulin’s own delightful sketches. Check out his quirky world of dogs, cats, hedgehogs, unicorns, aliens, and more.
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Feed Your Fingers
November 25, 2008
Here’s something you had no idea you couldn’t live without: a kimono ring from The Carrotbox, a website dedicated to all those wonderful rings made of glass, Lucite, resin, plastic, jade, wood, Bakelite, and even stone—anything, as long as it’s not metal. (The founder is allergic to most metals.) Beware: the site is highly entertaining and highly addictive!
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Cheeky Cherries
November 21, 2008
Inspired by the 1940s rage for Bakelite jewelry with vivid cherries and leaves, Stacey Lorinczi’s Black Cherry Collection offers a more contemporary but still playful silhouette. Each cherry is set with a single black diamond and draped from a variety of gold and darkly oxidized chains.
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