5 Iconic Birds Interpretations In Jewelry
In this article I invite you to enjoy the originality and ingenuity of some iconic birds jewelry made by the important artists in the XX century and the variety of reading and emotions they convey.
Searching the origins of contemporary jewellery
Mario Pinton, Francesco Pavan, and Giampaolo Babetto jewellery - it looks as modern, complete in the concept and up-to-date as none of runaway collections today.
Gaelle Khouri: The sense of beauty
It’s always a pleasure to discover something unexpected at a place where everything is about history, tradition and high standards in jewellery. I talk about one of the most important exhibitions in the field in Europe - Gem Geneve,
Lin Ziliang Ray Salenteya: The fantasy world of jewellery
From his start in the world of couture to his foray into jewellery design, everything that Lin Ziliang Ray Salenteya creates is imbued with profound depth and brilliant intensity. “Jewelry design and fashion design are deeply connected,” observes Ray and he
Alberto Giorgi. Tradition and kinetic art
Alberto Giorgi worked in the Sixties at the time when programmed and kinetic art were emerging and the contrast between tradition and technology was sharply felt. From the very beginning of his artistic debut, the work of the artist was
Romancing the Sea by Chiara Passoni
Jewelry by the Italian designer Chiara Passoni is inextricably linked to her life experience, reflects her values, expresses her inner world and feelings. She is a professional diver and her love for the sea permeates all her jewelry art.
Writing a jewel. Alfredo Rapetti Mogol
I was particularly interested in the exhibition of Alfredo Rapetti Mogol in the Milan art gallery BABs. Alfredo is a songwriter. He has worked with both Italian and foreign artists of international fame, some of whom include Eros Ramazzotti, Laura Pausini,
Micromosaic Jewelry
The word mosaic comes from Latin and literally means “dedicated to the Muses”. Micromosaics is an ancient art that had a great diffusion in Italy at the Grand Tour period at the beginning of the nineteenth century. The term micro-mosaics or
Atelier Munsteiner. Unconventional and expressive stone cut
During my last trip to New York I was fortunate to meet with jewelers from Germany Tom and Jutta Munsteiner. Their jewelry always featured always unique and modern fantasy gemstone cut constantly flashes in social networks and art magazines. Talking
Bex Manners. Bridging the gap between artisan and collector
Recently one article caught my eye. The author described some human activities that UNESCO had included in the list of intangible cultural heritage of humanity. It made me think how fragile and vulnerable our way of life is in the