18K Gold and Citrine Sustone Choker Necklace |
Located in the high-energy city Fortaleza, the beaches come alive at night with plenty of parties.
Brazil is also home to featured jewelry designer Kim Poor.
A renowned painter lauded by Salvador Dali for her work with
glass powder; and who also assisted Jim Henson on “a big touring show for
museums in America on the history of The
Muppets,” Poor ‘s jewelry creations are a vision of flamboyance and subtlety.
Cultivated from 18-karat gold and 18-karat gold plating
accents of precious and semi-precious gemstones serve not only as dazzling
focal points but also as Poor’s source of inspiration.
The ferociously stunning Bite
Necklace highlights a gorgeous link of soft cut pale blue aquamarine offset
by four, 18-karat gold crocodiles that encircle an aquamarine center stone.
The striking orange hues of multi-strand sunstone gems blend
discreetly with citrine in her gorgeous Sunstone
Necklace. A two-strand bracelet of lush
ruby beads accented by a single, baroque cultured pearl is the quintessence of
classic style.
“My designs are inspired by nature: the emerald green seas
of Brazil, the opalescent beauty of butterflies and the crystal blue
skies. I strive to make each piece
idiosyncratic, working not just with the beauty of stone but with its unique
flaws.
18K Gold Plated Bracelet with Ruby Beads and Baroque Cultured |
I source stones for their color, texture, energy and healing
properties. It is a privilege to work
with such exceptional raw materials. I
am always searching for the light in these stones—they seem to have whole
worlds in there.”
Always restless with ideas, Poor strives to create jewelry
that is versatile and practical. Many
pieces can convert to another type of jewelry.
Necklaces become bracelets and pendants become brooches. “I have a very practical side. These elements allow for the wearer to be
creative with the design which I find very important.”
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