I love jewellery that is intense and unique. Here are two jewellery designers that I've discovered recently who fit that description.
Brazillian Alex Palma creates a unique and really quite pretty range of jewellery, as you can see by his photolog. His trademark is to use resin to mould the pieces, but with the addition of unusual materials like fabric, lace, real flowers and other organic material set inside.
Via Cool Hunting.
I've also recently found myself enamoured by the work of Emma Franklin, a UK-based jewellery designer. Something a little darker - but oh so striking - her collection is based on roaring animal-heads, at times contrasted by delicate pearls.
Visit EmmaFraklin.net.
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First Written: 13th June 2007 at 23.25
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