Inspired by great literary works, fine art and his own background, Alex Sepkus creates intricate, sculptural, beautiful jewelry. In fact, his pieces are so intricate, that he and the craftsmen who work on his collections use microscopes to create the tiny details and finishes.
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Descending from a line of gold coin dealers, Lika Behar was born in Istanbul Turkey. Although she moved to New York in the early 80’s, she regularly goes back to her hometown and all her pieces are handmade there. The contrast between the historical architecture and modern skyline of Istanbul is the main inspiration for
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Drawing inspiration from classic Greece, the bold designs of Indian jewelry and Byzantine art, Jessica Fields creates delicate, intricate jewelry that is at once classic and modern. Sapphires, tourmaline, garnet, diamonds and other gems adorn the pieces in her fine jewelry line. She also has a bridal collection filled with unique yet timeless, interchangeable mounts
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De Grisogono was fouded in 1993 by black diamond specialist Fawaz Gruosi. When he named the company he used the maiden name of one of his associates’ mother. Before starting De Grisogono, in his early 20s he designed jewelry for Bulgari: Gianni Bulgari liked his creations so much that he created a new position for
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Designed by Ileana Makri, this elegant, delicate ring was inspired by feline eyes. It is a 18 karat gold with a 0.12 karat sapphire as the central stone surrounded by tsavorite embelishments and 0.21 karat diamonds.
A beautiful duo comprised of two 18 karat rose gold rings. One of the ring has 0.25 karats black diamonds, the other is studded with pink sapphires.
For all you feline lovers, here is a pair of Anita Ko white gold with sapphires earrings, modeled after the panther.
Kinzig Bracelets & Brooches 
Hyper-Realistic Sculpture: Jamie Salmon 
Oil Painting: Dina Lenkovic 
Jayne Redman Earrings & Necklaces 
Glass Artist: Anna Boothe 
Yellow Gold and Citrine Earrings In case you cared, these earrings are called “Don’t cry baby”.
Hyper-Realistic Sculpture: Jamie Salmon Proficient in the reproduction of the human body, Jamie Salmon shows us through his realistic sculptures its beauty and vulnerability. Using materials such as silicone, resin, rubber, hair and fabrics he creates shockingly life like characters. But the distortion of the height, the fragmentation of features
Jewelry: Mary Lee Hu A very well known artist, Mary Lee Hu has developed numerous new techniques in coiling, wrapping, weaving, knitting, and twining wire. Her fascination with metals began when she was only 16. She creates unique jewelry by weaving metal threads as if they were textiles.
Glass Sculpture: Caleb Nichols Caleb Nichols creates sculptural glass pieces inspired by his childhood spent in a remote setting near the sea and in part by Japanese art. After years of experimenting in his studio, he has mastered annealing, casting, blowing and fusing glass, but his favorite “technique” is one he himself devised: smashing.
Frans Muhren A Dutch artist working from Amsterdam Frans Muhren creates his sculptures from a variety of materials including wood, plastic and iron. He wants to “avoid clichés to create something that does not yet exist” and his use of color sets him apart.
