ADELINE

Designer Lindsay Ansley’s line, Adeline Jewelry, is handcrafted in her hometown of Oakland, California. Inspired by the ever-evolving urban landscape, Lindsay's designs embody a rough, geometric aesthetic that is both contemporary and timeless.

This collection is named after Lindsay’s grandmother, Adele, as a nod to the familial practice of passing down heirlooms. Each piece is created with intention to endure, crafting jewelry that collects history as it is worn & loved.

Adeline Jewelry is made in the USA from start to finish using socially and environmentally ethical techniques.

ALYSHAALEX

Alysha Alexandroff-Appleton, B.Des, is an award-winning graduate of the Ontario College of Art and Design University in jewelry and metalsmithing. She also has a background in graphic design, painting, photography, and holography. 

 Each piece of AlyshaAlex Jewelry is designed and created by Alysha in her studio, with dedication and meticulous attention to detail. She often spends her days in the jewelry district, intimately working with a small (but mighty) team that helps bring her pieces to life. Created by hand with love and intention, each adornment from AlyshaAlex Jewelry is unique, innovative, and timeless.

ANASTASSIA SEL

Anastassia Selezneva began her creative exploration as a painter before teaching herself basic goldsmithing techniques, transitioning to jewelry design in 2012. She founded Anastassia Sel Jewelry in 2015 as a collection of fine jewelry designed and handmade with elegant simplicity in mind; she takes inspiration from the fluidity of shapes and forms of the human body, creating minimalistic, yet intricate, pieces with an organic fit.

 Every piece from Anastassia Sel Jewelry is made in Canada using 100% Canadian gold and a select list of diamond supply partners who are committed to providing top quality stones that are conflict-free.

BLUE BLUE DRIVER

Blue Blue Driver is the creative energy behind June Cream, a Santa Fe New Mexico-based jeweler, stone setter, and hand-engraver. For inspiration, June gathers memories and moments from the most personal and sentimental times in our lives and transforms them into bold everyday adornments.

 June’s objective is to make jewelry that will be worn for a lifetime and passed down to be treasured for another– jewelry that represents our familial histories, our accomplishments, our children, the people and places we love the most, and the values that we hold closest to us every day.

CELINE DAOUST

Celine is a trained goldsmith passionate about fine gemstones and their energetic powers. Through marrying her love of stones and spirituality, Celine naturally settles her baggage in Jaipur – a city with unique vibrations which have touched her profoundly. It is in this city of a thousand colors that she was able to let her imagination run wild and free and founded her brand.

Since then, Celine’s designs tell a story of travel between Jaipur, Paris, and Brussels – each city at the heart of her inspirations along with the stones she unearths on her adventures, offering a range of refined and colourful creations.

DIGBY & IONA

The son of a craftsman, Aaron Ruff grew up with a strong sense of artistry and construction. While enjoying the familiarity and technique of creating furniture, he found a more intimate connection with constructing objects that people could wear and cherish. 

Ruff created Digby & Iona in 2006, named after two quiet seaside towns in Nova Scotia. He works out of his studio in Brooklyn, creating jewelry inspired by everything from history and literature, to the design of nature and tools of necessity. He also draws inspiration from childhood fantasies of exploration, lending a playful quality to his well-crafted pieces.

DMD METAL

Derek Mckay Duncan ( the "DMD" in DMD Metal ) grew up in the midwest, the son of a printmaker and metalsmith. Through the years, his creativity and design sense became a unique reflection of his parents creative practices.

DMD Metal provides a perspective in jewelry that takes notes from antiquity and re-imagines it with a modern consciousness. Elements of cherished heirlooms are brought into a new light as he draws from a diverse background in sculpture, design and graffiti art. Each piece is handcrafted in his private studio in Raleigh, NC.

ELIZABETH STREET

Born and raised in New Orleans, Katie Sanchez drew inspiration from the rare beauty of imperfections acquired by age. She received her B.F.A. in Metals & Jewelry from the Savannah College of Art and Design, and she has worked in various aspects of the jewelry industry before developing her own line. The overall style she aspires to achieve is loosely based on the contents of her grandmother’s jewelry box. 

Every piece of Elizabeth Street fine jewelry is handmade in Los Angeles, designed to pay homage to the imperfect and intrinsically beautiful characteristics of unique diamonds, sapphires, rubies and emeralds.

EMBLM

Founded in 2019 by Emily Landers-Sorensen and Mariko Enkoji-Busch, EMBLM was born out of a desire to create timeless, distinctive fine jewelry that can become treasured heirlooms with a personal significance to the individual wearer.

 The designs are at once iconic and intimate, drawing inspiration from various art forms and the natural world. With a commitment to ethical practices, each piece is made-to-order in downtown Los Angeles by a gifted team of artisans.

GOOD FORTUNE

Ericka Smicenski is a veteran piercer, jeweler, founder of the legendary Somatic Body piercing, Somatic Tattoo, and the creative force behind all things Good Fortune.

Her private studio resides amongst the trio of sister stores she has established in Long Beach, CA, wherein she creates custom, one of a kind, and artist collaboration jewelry exclusively for Good Fortune.

GOODLUCK HANDMADE

Goodluck Handmade is the work of Hannah Weber, a Denver based jeweler. Hannah graduated in 2016 with a BFA with a concentration in metalsmithing. She learned lapidary at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, and she proudly does all the lapidary and intarsia work in her studio, in addition to stone setting and hand fabrication. Goodluck Handmade is inspired by antique and ancient jewelry, tattoo culture, and the intention to create sturdy, solid unisex pieces that can be treasured as a future heirloom.

HOCERAT

Hocerat is a line of hand-crafted, one of a kind jewelry from the New York studio of artist and jeweler, Iohann Pita. Drawing inspiration from ancient Near Eastern seals and art of classical antiquity, each piece is carefully designed to be modern and wearable while simultaneously transcending time and civilization.

Conveying the mystery and wonder of personal memories, each creation from this collection harkens to Marcel Proust’s “in Search of Lost Time,” from which Hocerat draws further inspiration.

JANUKA

Jo Nakamura studied industrial design at Pratt Institute in New York and later earned a Master of Design from Design Academy Eindhoven in the Netherlands. After returning to Japan, he founded januka in 2012.

Januka creates designs that exist slightly off the norm, conjuring a sense of surprise through elegant, comfortable, and unconventional jewelry. In this era of abundance, they deeply value when someone resonates with januka's designs and philosophy, feels a sense of excitement, and chooses our creations because they feel "right."

KIMA

KIMA is the work of Isabel Dennis, a fine jeweler based in Oakland, California. Isabel trained under master diamond setter Alexandre Sidorov in Antwerp, Belgium, and specializes in traditional pavé, wax carving, and diamond setting. Her work marries old world metalsmithing and setting techniques with unique modern and antique gemstones and an avant-garde design sensibility. 

Her designs are all hand cut and set in house, and incorporate deliberately challenging design elements in an effort to always be advancing her craft.

KIMI KAPLOWITZ

Kimi Kaplowitz grew up creating and exploring nature in her hometown of Hopewell, NJ. She studied metalsmithing and sculpture at Moore College of Art and Design. In 2006, she moved to Portland OR to work in the stop motion animation industry, specializing in puppet fabrication and art directing. She became fascinated with mold-making and began experimenting with making intricate molds of objects she collected on her travels in nature. From this exploration, her jewelry line was born. 

All mold-making, wax working, and fabrication processes are done by the artist and each step is handled with great care and attention to detail. All pieces are cast and fabricated in recycled sterling silver or gold, and set with hand selected natural stones.

LISA DAHLEN DESIGNS

Lisa Dahlen specializes in designing unique jewelry using ancient coins with dynamic patinas, often featuring animal and mythical animal subjects. These coins carry with them a sense of history and serve as a fascinating reminder of the passage of time. Lisa’s goal as a jewelry designer is to create timeless pieces that reflect a love for ancient wisdom and contemporary elegance, sparking curiosity and a deeper appreciation for the beauty and significance of the world around us.

Lisa is committed to using sustainable and ethical practices, using 18kt recycled gold and diamonds.

MAIDEN VOYAGE

Established by goldsmith and designer Megan Rugani, Maiden Voyage Jewelry is an ever-evolving collection of fine jewelry that values the singular nature of bespoke and the hand of the artist. Hand engraving, a meticulous and time consuming art that became niche and antiquated with the rise of mass production, is resurrected and used with a modern voice. Maiden Voyage pieces lie at an intersection of hard and soft, feminine and masculine, of the moment and of the past. The tension between these poles creates a look of timeless edge.

Megan’s jewelry is handcrafted in the high desert of Santa Fe, New Mexico with recycled gold and ethically sourced Diamonds and Gemstones.

MARAL RAPP

Maral Rapp is a former graphic designer with a deep love for vintage objects and an intense focus on detail and craft. Forever drawn to the flashy, fluid metal of Mid Century & Art Deco purses, Maral was inspired to give the iconic handbags a new life in a more wearable, contemporary application. 

Working from her studio in the San Francisco Bay Area, she presents swatches of the reclaimed mesh as small jewels — as artifacts — rich with history, yet decidedly modern. Detailed with precious metals, the resulting works elevate this storied material in a fresh, accessible, and ultimately more personal way.

MARGARET CROSS

Love and Loss By Margaret Cross is a collection of fine modern mourning, memento mori, and sentimental jewelry, handmade in Brooklyn using 100% recycled metals and ethically sourced stones. 

After graduating from Pratt Institute in 2007 and suffering a great personal tragedy, Margaret found the need to create pieces heavily inspired by her experience. Finding herself learning to navigate life after profound loss, she discovered a deep affinity to mourning jewelry and its connection to others coping with death and grief. Each piece is sculptural and meticulously made by hand, celebrating irregularities unique to its wearer.

MÉTIER BY TOMFOOLERY

Métier is a distinguished, timeless collection designed by Laura Kay, the director of the renowned London jewelry gallery, Tomfoolery. Founded in 2015 as a testament to the creative spirit of women in business, Métier is proud to be independently owned since its inception.

All of Métier's offerings are solid gold, meticulously crafted to challenge the cycle of plated jewelry and throwaway culture. Transcending the barriers of fleeting trends, each piece holds opportunity for effortless styling with a unique charm and exceptional versatility.

NEJI

Aya Hasegawa was born and raised in Yokohama, Japan. In 2006, Aya made a transpacific move to Long Beach, California and continued to delve into her love of vintage American design.

Neji Jewelry is a jewelry line of contemporary everyday wear with a vintage twist. Established in 2013, Neji is designed and hand fabricated in Los Angeles, California by Aya Hasegawa. With its namesake meaning twist or screws, Neji blends a Japanese sensibility for quality and detail with an American vintage twist.

PIECES OF STARR

Pieces of Starr is the work of Atlanta-based artist Starr Miller. Discovering her passion for metals and stone setting in a 2013 basic metals class, Starr has since immersed herself in her craft, refining her skills under the guidance of master stone setters and engravers such as Alexandr Sidorov and Todd Daniels.

Defined by precision, craftsmanship, and a love for detail, Pieces of Starr is known for weighty silhouettes adorned with delicate celestial engravings and a playful approach to stone setting. As the sole artist behind the line, Starr is guided by a philosophy of quality over quantity and community over competition, ensuring her connection to her craft and the greater jewelry community.

RUTA REIFEN

Ruta Reifen creates limited edition pieces, inspired by the flowing lines, endless shapes, and varied colors of underwater forms. Each piece is handmade in her studios in Brooklyn and Tel Aviv. While employing precise and meticulous technique, Ruta builds subtle intricacies, each hand-carved in wax, cast in 14k gold, then individually set and polished. 

Ruta first discovered her love of jewelry making when she took a goldsmithing class at Central Saint Martins College of Art. She pursued her passion further by studying Jewelry Design at Shenkar College of Design in Israel and earning a Master of Fine Arts degree in Jewelry + Metals at the Rhode Island School of Design.

SEA PONY

Sea Pony Couture is a modern inlay jewelry line from Fati Genese that blends art and innovation, celebrated for prolific, intricate and imaginative stone-forward compositions. Each collection conjures a sense of place, a moment in time, a feeling, or a dream. Fati speaks of her work as an ongoing series of stories expressed through stone, not about the rarity of the stone, but how the “stone stories” as a whole speak to you.

The studio’s extensive collection of raw and natural stones and minerals are carefully curated and personally sourced. SPC is dedicated to uplifting family-owned businesses, favoring ethical sourcing over mass production.

SOFIA ZAKIA

Sofia Ajram is the Montreal-based Canadian Arts and Fashion Award-winning designer of Sofia Zakia jewelry. Founded in 2016, each piece is a symbolic exploration, borrowing from the worlds of art, history, literature, and science in a harmonious juxtaposition of luxury and storytelling.

Meticulously crafted with the finest materials, each piece is a unique sculptural creation using elements of magic, alongside mythological references as inspiration. Sofia Zakia pieces always have a story to tell, or a symbolic meaning, making them feel powerful to wear.

TALKING TREE

Talking Tree Jewelry is a fine jewelry collection by Gina Marie Pinzari that celebrates art, history, and adventure. Her pieces fuse timeless Old World beauty with the thrill of discovery, creating something new and exciting.

Drawing inspiration from a love of archaeology, Gina infuses each piece with a sense of wonder at lost and forgotten worlds, evoking gleaming funerary objects, ancient coins, and other treasures. In her Northern California studio, she meticulously carves each piece by hand, imbuing them with intricate textures and sculptural elements reminiscent of hand shaped earthenware, crumbling ruins and antiquity. 

TAWAPA

Tawapa has been a woman-owned company for nearly 20 years. Named after the commune in the American South West where owner/designer Phoebe Minona was raised, which gets its name from the Hopi word for “sun-spring”

Beginning as one of the first companies to produce high quality and thoughtfully designed earrings for the piercing community, Tawapa’s distinctive aesthetic has continually pushed the boundaries of jewelry design industry-wide. Each piece is carved, detailed, and finished meticulously by artisans in Los Angeles who have been working alongside Tawapa for the last two decades.

THE SACRED ORDER

The Sacred Order was founded in San Francisco in 2014 by Wendy Wagner, before relocating to the green pastures of Sonoma County. 

After obtaining her bachelor of arts degree in Drawing and Painting, Wendy Wagner began working in the fashion industry as a textile designer and creative team leader. Drawing inspiration from her travels and explorations in flea markets, Wendy designs jewelry rich with symbols from antiquity to empower and foster a connection to our past. Each piece is hand-crafted to inspire a sense of wonder, magic, and to last many lifetimes.

YAEL LEVIN

Yael Levin is a goldsmith and jewelry designer living and creating in Tel-Aviv, Israel, where her jewelry is meticulously handmade. Yael learned the art of goldsmithing at the age of 16, going on to become a B. Design graduate in the jewelry design department of Shankar College of Design & Engineering.

Seeing the human body as a great tool for exploring form & function, her designs strive to rest perfectly on the body, becoming an integral part of it. Building each piece around precious and semi-precious gemstones, her practice combines classic and innovative jewelry-making techniques to create rich designs that balance soft geometries and flowing lines.