The Narrative Wearable Art of Breath & Stone
There is a saying that tells that art is music for the eyes, and sometimes, music is intertwined so much with an artwork, you could almost hear its sy...
Stone Sparrow Design: Interview with Marina Eliasi
Marina Eliasi walks us through the journey into making her incredible wearable art pieces. She has an extensive range of unique skull and stone pi...
The Natural Magic of Secret Wood Enchanting Rings
Wood and resin: this is what dreams are made of. It is what comes to mind when you first discover the astounding rings of designer Secret Wood. Ju...
Underwater Lifeforms, the Sculptures of Margarita Sampson
A miscellaneous collection of fabric, ceramic, furniture, tableware, and other found objects are altered and melded together to form colorful jewelry ...
The Raw Edges of Alicia Hannah Naomi: Interview
It is with humble artistry that Alicia Hannah Naomi creates her pieces. Matching the primitive character of ancient sites like Stonehenge with the...
Frosted Bones: Interview with Eero Hintsanen
Eero Hintsanen's work are incredible objects from a time long ago forgotten, like pieces of precious metals straight from the hands of Valhalla deit...
The Otherworldly Jewelry of Heather Thompson
Heather Thompson does not make jewelry for the subtle. The Indiana University of Pennsylvania graduate brings an otherworldly and fantastic imaginatio...
Icons, Inspirations and Adornments: Heart of Bone
"Heart of Bone creations fuse Emma's love of everything fashion, pop culture and fairytales together with her rock 'n' roll lifestyle"
Bold, darkly...
Macabre Gadgets’ Sculptural Jewelry
Inlaid with pearls, semi-precious stones, and gold, Macabre Gadgets creates high-relief adornments for your fingers, wrists, and neck. Referred ...
‘Metal Torcher’ Stephanie Inagaki of Miyu Decay
The line between art and jewellery is a fine one when it comes to the work of artist Stephanie Inagaki. It could be because Stephanie's roots stem f...
‘Amore Vincit Omnia’ @ Alexi Era Gallery
Love conquers all things, even mortality. In the words of Thomas Campbell, "To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.” So, by celebrating Dia d...