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Two genius of their epoch
Precious Jolly Roger
Yura Bylkov. Expressive titanium

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I’m so excited when I found fabulous quotes conn

I’m so excited when I found fabulous quotes connected with jewelry.
Usually it’s about diamonds and gemstones but this one is really precious 💗 by Ralph Waldo Emerson:

“A man is like a bit of labrador spar, which has no luster as you turn it in your hand, until you come to a particular angle; then it shows deep and beautiful colors.”

accompanied by 18k yellow gold brooch with caved labradorite by Elizabeth Gage

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Keep your eyes on your goal but don’t forget to

Keep your eyes on your goal but don’t forget to look around

Slightly motivated post for #LIJ_sundayinspiration
That is what I thought seeing these sunglasses.
Deepmoss x Percy Lau

#lostinjewels @percy_lau_official

I think you can imagine what is Scandinavian moder

I think you can imagine what is Scandinavian modernism: simple and geometric forms without the extravagance, undulating shapes, sometimes biomorphic, “democratic” and conscious design. Briefly speaking, of course

Copenhagen jeweller, sculptor and goldsmith Arje Griegs was out of system.

Look at this surreal 20 karat gold pendant with opals, coloured pearls and diamonds created in 1967.
In a texture of a melting gold you can see face outlines... it could be a dream or your imagination is playing with you..
Fascinating by ocean’s beauty he created an amazing rings collection and one of them is this gold ring with facet cut emerald dates 1991-1995.

And for dessert this 20K gold finger featured 120 light-reflecting opals, sapphires, pearls and rubies punctuated by a large opal nail.
Isn’t it “a jewelry crime” against “conscious reducing all” Scandinavian modernism”?! 😉

#lostinjewels @griegst #scadinaviandesign #arjegriegst

I discovered Pianosa island. The smallest island o

I discovered Pianosa island. The smallest island of Tuscany with unique landscapes and glimmering Tyrrhenian Sea.
It gives an impression of a ghost island as it’s inhabited by few people.
Previously a maximum security prison as Alcatraz now the island is a protected area with untouched incredible nature and abandoned structures, witnesses of the past.
How beautiful are blue shades of the sea.
I try to immagine them in a jewelry piece... as always 💗

Blue Moonstone Diamond Titanium Ring by Arunashi

Boghossian flower ring featuring an oval-shaped diamond inlaid into a Paraiba tourmaline, surrounded by carved turquoise petals.

Irene Neuwirth contemporary gold, turquoise and mixed gemstone necklace

Turquoise earrings by René Boivin

Sapphire, acquamarine and blue opal earrings by Hemmerle

A Turquoise, Diamond and Gold Ring by Buccellati

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The human hand has been used for centuries as a de

The human hand has been used for centuries as a decorative motif. And jewelry is not an exception. I think it’s one of the most frequent element designs in jewelry.

What a stunning piece is this Medieval gold ring with amethyst and four hands (which is relatively rare): clasped hand on a band and two hands supporting a bowl coronet ornament with conical amethyst dated circa 14th-15th Century AD.

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Today I received few DM messages about what was ac

Today I received few DM messages about what was actually this white object in my hand in Stories.

It’s a cuttlefish shell and yes, it’s used in jewelry. There is an ancient casting technique in a cuttlebone mould. After a process the metal has a particular recognizable pattern texture. Nowadays this technique is quite rare.

And yet I would like to show you works of two artists who used it in jewelry. And it looks fantastic, I’d say

One of them is an Italian artist Giò Pomodoro. He amazingly mixed patterns combining clear well-defined almost industrial surfaces with intricate porous trace left by cuttlefish shell.

Another one is a contemporary jeweler Hector Lasso. He created some collections using only this ancient technique. Hector managed to breathe life in it, creating fresh and not boring design.

The first three photos are gold bracelets with gems by Giò Pomodoro
The last three silver rings with precious stones are by Hector Lasso

#lostinjewels #giopomodoro #hectorlasso

Today a lot of white, chalky, surfboard-shaped cut

Today a lot of white, chalky, surfboard-shaped cuttlefishes shells were washed onto the beach.
They are fantastic sea creations with ability to alter their visual appearance, lighting up different parts of their bodies with astonishing colors and texture dynamic patterns on their skin.

As embodiment of their crazy beauty I share with you the gold symbolist Cuttlefish brooch with pearls, ruby and enamel by Wilhelm Lucas con Cranach created circa 1900.

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Today in #LIJ_mondaysketch are breathtaking jewelr

Today in #LIJ_mondaysketch are breathtaking jewelry drawings by Russian artist Vlad Glynin

Each one combines technical and emotional elements of a jewelry piece. So hypnotic! 💗

#lostinjewels @vladglynin

Combination of the low with the luxury: modest str

Combination of the low with the luxury: modest straw and bamboo with gold and diamonds

Today’s #LIJ_sundayinspiration is tandem between haute Roman jewellery designer Fabio Salini and nature-loving Brazilian furniture designers Fernando and Humberto Campana

questioning what the meaning of luxury really is these days.

#lostinjewels @fabiosalinijewelry @estudiocampana #fabiosalini #LIJ_sustainable

Today ancient minimalist jewelry 💕 And let’s

Today ancient minimalist jewelry 💕
And let’s not argue about who invented this design 😉
In a bygone era it was considered craftsmanship because an artisan didn’t actually have all possibilities we have now. Every shape had its significance and symbolism. Various cultures approached “simplicity“ differently.
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Nowdays it’s called design... hmmm... really?

Every period added a new material, finish, texture which together with a simple form of sphere, square, circle communicate a new message and is surrounded by new meanings, challenging “its predecessor” and constantly updating.

Sumerian gold earrings, dated to c. 2500 BCE.

Gold earring with convex disk and small disk 1st–2nd century A.D.

Roman gold bracelet, circa 2nd-3rd century AD

Gold Neck Ring. 5th century
East Germanic

Roman chain necklace, 1st century A.D.

Roman gold earrings, 2nd Century AD

Roman gold ring. III century AD

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