22K Gold Plated Swan Necklace with Quartz and Cubic Zirconia |
Perhaps one of the city’s most notable draws is the extravagant wooden houses, instead of hotels, that accommodate tourists.
Denmark is also home to featured jewelry designer Julie Sandlau.
Expressions of simplicity in jewelry design can be dull and
flat; sleek and pretty; or almost clinical and icy.
Sandlau’s classically styled jewelry of 22-karat gold
vermeil, cubic zirconia, and semi-precious gemstones is pure Scandinavian
design: pared down yet idiosyncratic.
Her low-key, modern take on the signet ring is an engraved
setting of the tree of life symbol (Sandlau’s signature) surrounded by tiny,
white cubic zirconia.
In contrast, Sandlau’s Mermaid
Ring is more reminiscent of the traditional signet ring in its grand,
opulent shield style. Overall, her
collections reflect an appealing aesthetic that is colorful with hints of
vintage and Old World flair.
Additionally her price points are bank withdrawal friendly currently starting
at $62.67.
A former model and law student, Sandlau absorbed the vivid
ambience of her travels diligently
imparting those scenic wonders to her jewelry collections. Social consciousness is also a big part of
her business model as she champions the well-being of children.
“I discovered a Chinese healing herb while traveling in the
Far East. The leaf’s delicate silhouette
stayed with me, and I chose it as a personal signifier that symbolized the Tree
of Life,” she recalls.
22K Gold Plated Blossom Ring |
“My philosophy is to create a modern luxury collection of
jewelry that follows distinctive trends.
The soul of each design is simplicity and elegance.
I am in love with the entire process of jewelry making from
picking out the gemstones to creating the finished piece. I also believe in making a difference. I collaborated with the Choice Foundation and created the Breaking the Poverty Cycle Bracelet.
Proceeds from the sale will help disadvantaged children in
Hanoi, Vietnam by providing education.
There is a great need to break the poverty cycle.
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