Showing posts with label jewelry designer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry designer. Show all posts

2013-01-28

Claudia la Mattina

Claudia la Mattina is a fashion designer in charge of the quality control of few children wears lines; and because of this job she is often traveling in China (Shenzhen province) and Turkey. 
Photo by Claudio Vignola
However her Italian root, with a special link to Sicily couture, influenced her first fabric jewelry collection. Her first collection that came out entirely design and produced by her: a collection that speaks about her true passion for art and textile, and that gave to Claudia the satisfaction to create something beautiful by her own. 

2012-11-26

Barbara Proverbio

Barbara Proverbio is a jewelry designer.
She mostly works metals and stone; however, from traditional Venetian art craft maker, she develops delicate and transparent art jewels with blown glass. 
Some of her pieces are permanently showcase at Guggenheim Museum in Venice.
She graduated in architecture and during her study she grew inside a true passion to small and detailed art craft abject. This passion became her work: in fact she designs and makes all her collection.
www.barbaraproverbio.com 

2012-06-14

Jaime Goldschmidt

Jaime is a jewelry designer for several reasons: she loves to work with metals, she thinks jewelry design is challenging, and "you do not need a specific kind of body type to look good in that necklace."  
As well simple outfit can be improved by dynamic jewelry, and a detailed outfit can be completed by a simple jewelry.
Portfolio.

2011-12-27

Julija Moroz

Julija Moroz is a fashion and jewelry designer.
She is always been intrigued by fashion and the possibility (ability) that fashion gives you to change your look by having a different style or new details in your garment.



"Fashion is such a broad area to explore […] it is incredible how different you can be".
See her profile on Facebook

2011-12-22

Maria y Limjoco


Maria y Limjoco is a jewelry designer based in Paris.

gloves pin necklace black - Photographer:  Timi Sace

Originally hoping to learn and master the secrets of the French clothing industry, Maria y Limjoco decided to fly to Paris.  However, things don’t always go as planned and so one day she found herself detouring to the direction of the jewelry industry.  It was in Crystal Mosaic, a shop in Paris specializing in crystal-encrusted jewelry and art objects, where she first learned the art of jewelry-making while working as a jewelry artist.