Always good to promote socially conscious decision making in all industries, especially the Art and Design market. This issue of Contemporary Jewelry Design Group's newsletter features the Mermaid Ring in 100% reclaimed 18k gold:
Remembering 911 today. Having visited, I am impressed with the Trade Tower Memorial in New York: the size, sound, and solemn beauty, and felt I should share. Video view here.
This Infinity Twist band in 18k gold flaunts the intense fancy cognac diamonds, naturally occurring in the Argyle Mine of Australia. As always, the gold is not new mined material, 100% recycled.
The Crackle ring is re-invented here as a narrow guard ring: 3mm wide with a nice high profile. The polished interior contrasts with the rough texture, it rests comfortably next to another ring, or simply worn alone. As always: 100% recycled gold.
The Luxury Palladium promotions prominently feature a great image by Robert Weldon of the Alexandra Hart Feather Cuff bracelet in the September 2012 issue of W Magazine:
From ashes and flame, (quite literally in this case) this golden phoenix pendant was made from a couple's engagement and wedding bands, incorporating the family diamond into the center:
Another great graphic invitation for the upcoming "Redifining the San Andreas Faultline" exhibition at the Craft In America Study Center. The schedule is listed below, my presentation is Saturday September 29.
Like fingerprints, each Rutlilated quartz is unique. While not uncommon, this quartz is chosen for the presence of rutile needles, (titanium dioxide) with metallic luster, which form within the crystal. This pendant smolders with an Australian mined Natural Fancy cognac diamond accent:
Another updated ring for a customer who's lovely diamonds are renewed in this fresh, contemporary hammered design created in Palladium
Diana Faulk, "The Hungry Fan" wears Alexandra Hart palladium jewelry for her coverage of the US Olympics Contestants:
