Lindley Gray launched her namesake collection in 2017 with ultra contemporary pieces, evoking a streamlined, geometric and minimalistic aesthetic and an affinity for the Art Deco movement in jewelry. After obtaining a BFA in jewelry in 2010 from Pratt Institute, Grey went on to apprentice Phillip Crangi and Alexis Bittar, and then as a designer/creative
Pistachio ice cream cones, red ripened cherries, life like starfish and slices of watermelon are just some of the motifs that have gone from childhood memories to sketches in a notepad to imaginative three-dimensional gold and exclusively cut gemstone jewels since Paula Doebrich’s launched her brand Meluzza, in 2024. Her most recent collection New Beginnings
Designers are still enchanted with charms that speak to love, luck, protection and guidance, often inspired by the past. Whether they are influenced by the history of motifs and messages of ancient times or the nostalgia of vintage objects and imagery—they reinterpret and reinvent them with a nod to what will resonate with their customers.
The tennis bracelet has been rejuvenated over the years and is offered in multiple variations since it first landed on the jewelry scene. Landed is what is actually did when it became the-must have item of the late 1970’s and early 80’s and received its moniker. Tennis legend Chris Evert was engaged in a long
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