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| Bella Pearl Necklace with Baroque Ivory &| Mauve Freshwater Pearls | Rose Swarovski Crystal |
A
historic site, Stirling boasts
castles including the aptly named Stirling
Castle which is one the country’s most “well-preserved” structures. Scotland is also home to featured jewelry
designer Hazel Morrison.
Plato once said--and I am paraphrasing--that beauty of style
depends on simplicity. I would say
Morrison’s design approach adheres to this sentiment.
Her ten-year-old brand, Hazey Designs, highlights the subtle pairing of colored gemstones including
aquamarine, turquoise, garnet and freshwater pearls with the icy glow of
sterling silver.
The simple arrangement
of beads on a bracelet, or the delicate hammered surface textures of a metal
pendant are sublime examples of grace.
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| Sterling Silver Tranquility Bracelet with Aquamarine and Silver Beads |
A graduate of Scotland’s Gray’s
School of Art, Morrison set out to create quality handmade pieces that are
“beautiful” and “affordable.” Her
aesthetic seems to embrace the mantra of keep it simple and keep it
moving.
The jewelry perfectly complements the woman who does not
like to fuss over her jewelry. She likes
designs that accentuate are pretty and not intrusive.
“I carefully select the gemstones I implement to add
splashes of color or texture. I like to
think of my designs as wearable, little works of art.”
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| Sterling Silver and Kyanite Hoop Earrings |
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