Jewelry Archives - Page 2 of 8

2016 Biennale des Antiquaires and Robert de Balkany at Sotheby’s

This week and next are going to be a very busy couple of weeks in Paris for the world of… Read More

As summer winds down and flip flops and straw hats segue into less casual attire, thoughts turn to fashion for fall…. Read More

Before we return to activities on Nantucket, I wanted to be sure that the legions of readers who are Tony… Read More

For this summer, I am initiating a fun little weekly series, Friday Five Favorite Finds, which I find on my travels out… Read More

The brilliant and multi-talented Tony Duquette was a creative force whose designs extended from from painting and sculpture to stage sets… Read More

As with furniture, fine and decorative art, buying jewelry at auctions is a great way to learn as well as often… Read More

This was a week of best intentions. While I had planned on sharing so many inspiring visits, life just got… Read More

While Ashley Dodgen-McCormick may have always had an entrepreneurial spirit, her jewelry business, ASHA, owes some of its success to… Read More

A multi-talented creative force, Hutton Wilkinson began his career at the age of 18 as apprentice to design icon Tony Duquette. He went… Read More

It was in the 1960’s and early 70’s, when Ward Landrigan, then head of Sotheby’s jewelry department, first spied the distinctive work… Read More

When at the Day of Design at the Mayflower Grace last month, fellow speaker Kathy McCarver Root sported a fantastic necklace… Read More

Sometimes, I’ve put something on the back burner for whatever reason and a nudge from my wanderings online and elsewhere… Read More