New Granville necklace in labdorite for fall is now in the shop

I'm loving this thermoplastic Bouquet by Joanne Carson at Brooklyn Museum.

Varet necklace now in the shop. I have been naming each piece of jewelry after streets in Raleigh but after three years I was running low. Now I'm naming them after streets and Brooklyn and its like a whole new realm of possibility.

Today is my first day of classes- wish me luck. It feels sort of weird to be in school again. Design school in NC started with a million cookouts (entire pigs roasted on grills the size of cars) and fashion school in New York started with lectures on eating disorders so this should be interesting.

A few days ago I found these great vintage chandelier prisms in a junk shop in Chelsea. I loved the addition of darker chain so much that I made a few Anderson necklaces with it too. Pearls and dark chain are just waiting for sweaters and layered knits. *Shop updates tomorrow*

Now in the shop.

The shots above are from "Framing the Art of Jewelry" exhibition in print curated by Ellen Lupton in Metalsmith. I love her take on the field as a graphic designer and her writing is always so well put.

Now in the shop.

Lovely material choices on the Floating Lady pool barge in Brooklyn Heights.