Makers
We are introducing the people behind our selected brands and artisans works sold art our shops.
* Depending on the season there some brands and artisans will not be featured.
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Canadian designer and artist Alice Waese has created an interconnected world of jewelry, clothing, paintings, and sculptures in her workshop in Brooklyn, New York. Her genderless collections spring from her intensive exploration of the physical and aesthetic characteristics of materials and show the visible traces of her personal, hands-on work process. Waese published her first book of drawings, Those That Are: A Compendium of Drawings, in 2011.
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Hailing from Pennsylvania, USA, Judy Geib was introduced to the world of art at a young age, thanks to her father. Geib’s time in Brazil during high school exposed her to the local culture and the allure of gemstones. After completing university, she stumbled upon jewelry making and became enamored with it. Self-taught, Geib refined her skills and unveiled her debut collection of 12 pieces at Barney's New York in 2002. Geib continues to craft new and unique pieces, sourcing stones from Brazil, Colombia, and beyond.
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French jewelry brand. While traveling in India, he met a craftsman who inherited traditional methods and released his first collection in 1996. The colorful design, which focuses on the charm of the stone itself, will revolutionize the jewelry world. Each piece of jewelry is carefully handcrafted by craftsmen and has a unique personality.
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Mariko Tsuchiyama is a jewelry designer and producer. Tsuchiyama was born and raised in Nagasaki. She ventured into fashion working at a French Fashion house which inspired her creativity to become a designer of handmade jewelry. She has worked for Spanish contemporary jewelry artist Marc Monzó, and English leather jewelry designer Rosita Bonita while studying at Central Saint Martins. Arts & Science has introduced her works since 2017.
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Sophie Bouilhet-Dumas was born into a family of silver- smiths. She trained her eye and skills as the Creative Director for Thomas Goode, the English porcelain manufacturer. She has also designed objects for Hermès, Burberry, and Paul Smith. In 2018, she participated in the curatorship of the first Gio Ponti retrospective held in Paris. In 2015, she launched the jewelry brand Mira Stella.
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Inspired by the colors in nature and the culture in the “land of prayer,” Turkey, muska jewelry is made one by one by hand. The philosophy is to create items that serve as a “safe keeper and guide” for the jewelry wearer. The brand name derives from the word “amulet” in Turkish.
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Based in the Cotswolds in England, his ingenious jewelry features flat diamonds, a cutting tradition long lost in Europe. His main focus is to maximize the characteristics of the stone any means necessary.
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