Iam never without a piece of jewelry (or five) on my body, even when I’m going absolutely nowhere. Jewelry–whether statement or everyday–adds an extra touch of originality and creativity to your outfit and also boosts the energy of an otherwise rather plain ensemble. And therefore, it boosts my mood! As a market editor for years, I had a growing roster of brands I would use for photoshoots and editorial features but also personal favorites I wear myself and treasure. Below is a list of just a few (is 38 considered a few?) of those brands that I think you may fancy, too. To get more news about custom jewelry designers, you can visit jewelryhunt.net official website.
This brand hand-makes all their jewelry in Paris, including my favorite everyday necklace, a dainty half silver-half gold chain. Also worth checking out are the colorful stackable beaded bracelets. Their clasps are especially good, something you know is necessary if you’re a daily necklace wearer.
This London-based ethical and sustainable jewelry brand is one you’ve likely seen in fashion editorials across your favorite publications. The prices can be quite high, but my favorite item of theirs–their everyday pendant necklaces–clock in just over $200. The price is reflective of their handcrafted heirloom pieces.
Designed in NYC, Alterita is a quirky and fun statement jewelry brand that is priced around $100. I personally am a fan (and own) one of her heart pendants which I love styled with something as simple as a white tee or dressed up with something dressy.
I first learned about this ring brand when founder and designer Sofia DM’ed me back in 2018 from her Mexico-based studio where she handmakes her signature “blob” rings. These playful rings remind me of Play-Doh or slime; they are fun organic-shaped rings in bright cheery colors, lightweight, and $50 a pop. She’s since expanded to earrings that are similar to the rings but floral-shaped. Affordable, handmade, and each blobby wonder is unique.
Speaking of colorful, Blo Oberry is a whirlwind of beaded accessories that evoke a sense of childhood nostalgia in both color and design. I am especially fond of her hand-beaded necklaces made with repurposed elements.
The brand began as a collection of founder Blanca's Barcelona flea market and vintage shop findings but has since extended to treasures found from all over the world through Blanca's travels.
I had the pleasure of meeting designer Nico for tea to talk about her collection, which she handmade in her Brooklyn studio. Her beaded necklaces (my favorite category) are nearly all $50 or under and add quirkiness to your outfit worn solo or look great layered with your everyday pieces.
The absolute coolest jewelry handmade in NYC with vintage and handmade beads. Full disclosure, one of her beaded pendant necklaces was at the top of my holiday wish list. I love the unexpected color combinations, the fact she uses recycled elements, and the price point. Nearly everything is under $100.
Iam never without a piece of jewelry (or five) on my body, even when I’m going absolutely nowhere. Jewelry–whether statement or everyday–adds an extra touch of originality and creativity to your outfit and also boosts the energy of an otherwise rather plain ensemble. And therefore, it boosts my mood! As a market editor for years, I had a growing roster of brands I would use for photoshoots and editorial features but also personal favorites I wear myself and treasure. Below is a list of just a few (is 38 considered a few?) of those brands that I think you may fancy, too. To get more news about custom jewelry designers, you can visit jewelryhunt.net official website.
This brand hand-makes all their jewelry in Paris, including my favorite everyday necklace, a dainty half silver-half gold chain. Also worth checking out are the colorful stackable beaded bracelets. Their clasps are especially good, something you know is necessary if you’re a daily necklace wearer.
This London-based ethical and sustainable jewelry brand is one you’ve likely seen in fashion editorials across your favorite publications. The prices can be quite high, but my favorite item of theirs–their everyday pendant necklaces–clock in just over $200. The price is reflective of their handcrafted heirloom pieces.
Designed in NYC, Alterita is a quirky and fun statement jewelry brand that is priced around $100. I personally am a fan (and own) one of her heart pendants which I love styled with something as simple as a white tee or dressed up with something dressy.
I first learned about this ring brand when founder and designer Sofia DM’ed me back in 2018 from her Mexico-based studio where she handmakes her signature “blob” rings. These playful rings remind me of Play-Doh or slime; they are fun organic-shaped rings in bright cheery colors, lightweight, and $50 a pop. She’s since expanded to earrings that are similar to the rings but floral-shaped. Affordable, handmade, and each blobby wonder is unique.
Speaking of colorful, Blo Oberry is a whirlwind of beaded accessories that evoke a sense of childhood nostalgia in both color and design. I am especially fond of her hand-beaded necklaces made with repurposed elements.
The brand began as a collection of founder Blanca's Barcelona flea market and vintage shop findings but has since extended to treasures found from all over the world through Blanca's travels.
I had the pleasure of meeting designer Nico for tea to talk about her collection, which she handmade in her Brooklyn studio. Her beaded necklaces (my favorite category) are nearly all $50 or under and add quirkiness to your outfit worn solo or look great layered with your everyday pieces.
The absolute coolest jewelry handmade in NYC with vintage and handmade beads. Full disclosure, one of her beaded pendant necklaces was at the top of my holiday wish list. I love the unexpected color combinations, the fact she uses recycled elements, and the price point. Nearly everything is under $100.