Designer Kiel Mead specializes in 80s iconography.
This 14K gold-plated retainer necklace for Areaware preserves adolescence for generations.
Being a nerd has never been so cool.
www.kielmead.com
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Tag Archives: jewelry
RETAINER REGALIA
August 27, 2010 – 5:26 am
ZAHA’S JEWELS
July 7, 2010 – 6:44 am
Zaha Hadid has added another project to her crown of built forms.
The flamboyant architect’s new jewelry line features crystals embedded in fluid shapes molded from resin.
The line includes two cuffs, two rings, a pendant and necklace, and are available in five colours: crystal, gold, jet, opal and flame.
As one might expect from the cape-wearing architect, [...]
BLING BULL MARKET
April 25, 2010 – 3:42 pm
With the economy being in forefront of many of our minds, it shouldn’t be surprising to see statistical representations finding their way into the design world.
London-based jewellery and accessories studio Super Fertile has taken inspiration from the economic downturn for its 2010 collection, Cra$h, a literal interpretation of unemployed, debt and national spending ironically celebrated [...]
BLING FROM UNDER THE SEA
April 2, 2010 – 4:58 am
Karin Beaumont designs and produces jewelry inspired by the Southern Ocean, where she leads another life, as a marine biologist.
These aluminum cuffs are part of her Oceanides line of hand-made accessories.
The designer says her jewelry aims to open people’s eyes to the diversity, beauty and importance of microscopic marine life bringing pleasure and meaning to [...]
MUSE-IC
December 18, 2009 – 2:14 am
Shamelessly bold and playful, Cat Davison Jewellery create original and unexpected pieces.
The company uses different materials like silver, felt, resin, found objects and more recently vintage records to make their chunky jewellery.
Music to our eyes!
www.catdavison.com
GROWING JEWELRY
August 3, 2009 – 3:33 am
Growing Jewelry redefines modern values.
In this collection by Icelandic designer Hafsteinn Juliusson, ornamentation clashes with horticulture and fashion defies the world of nature.
Each stainless-steel piece is handmade in Reykjavik.
www.hafsteinnjuliusson.com
