Celebrities
Do Not Make Jewelry Great or Relevant, Designers Do
The idea for this blog began in September 2008 while randomly looking up jewelry designers on the internet. As I read about the history of longstanding jewelry house Van Cleef & Arpels I was affected by the passion and dedication of its founders.
As I continued
reading about jewelry designers from around the world I was struck by a common
thread: a sincere love for this art form. Many come from different professional
backgrounds—architect, screenwriter, and marketing executive--but that intense
creative spark is the same.
A single piece of jewelry can express a designer’s
personality, cultural background, and embody a jeweler's thoughts on
societal ills making their creations distinctive and one-of-a-kind.
Having spent quite a number of years working as a legal
administrative assistant, I am obviously
not an "industry insider” which provides this blog with a different point
of view.
I am not
opposed to mentioning the celeb clientele of a jewelry designer or citing
jewelry brands worn by actors in a feature film or television show; however, solely seeking out
designer jewelry worn by celebrities is not my interest or objective.
My goal is for visitors to come away from this blog having learned a little something about the men and women who invest their time and mental energy developing future heirlooms, expressions of love and contemporary art pieces.
- Carlotta
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