SASKIA DIEZ

Gold Chan and Pearl Boule Necklace

Built during the mid-17^th century, Germany’s Nymphenburg Palace is arguably Munich’s most popular attraction.  

Having undergone a number of expansions and redesigns, the majestic structure includes a park, decorative mansions, and an orangery.  Germany is also home to featured jewelry designer Saskia Diez.

EMILY BAKER | SWORD + FERN

Ancient Future Necklace with
Sea Urchin Bones, Vintage Brass
Cubes and Car Parts

The Portland Japanese Garden, located in Portland, Oregon, ranks as one of the most authentic Japanese

gardens in the United States. 

The five acre site situated in Washington Park highlights a century-plus pagoda, waterfalls and raked white sands.  Oregon is also home to featured jewelry designer Emily Baker.

RACHEL STEWART JEWELRY

Gold Mirrored Acrylic Soul Glo Earrings

In North Carolina, over two hundred years ago in 1799, the son of German farmer Johannes Reith (a/k/a John Reed) unknowingly discovered a large gold nugget on their land. 

Subsequently, this unearthing led to the erection of one of the USA’s first gold mines, the Reed Gold Mine.  North Carolina is also home to featured jewelry designer Rachel Stewart.

STEPHANIE WELLS | DOUBLE HAPPINESS JEWELRY

A site of controversy and urban legends, Mount Soledad continues to be a prominent landmark of San Diego, California.

A 98-year old Latin cross is the focal point of the area, and the area also holds the luxurious residence of the late Dr. Seuss. California is also home to featured jewelry designer Stephanie Wells.

HOVEY LEE

Though spring, summer, and autumn are the best seasons to visit China’s Baishui Terrace, inclimate conditions do not detract from the marble terraces’ stunning beauty. China is also the ancestral home of featured jewelry designer Hovey Lee.

EVELIEN SIPKES

Located in the Netherlands, sits a 61-year-old garden, Keukenhof Garden, situated between the towns of Lisse and Hillegom.

Located on 70 acres, the allotment is populated by a bevy of flora including narcissi, daffodils, tulips, and hyacinths. The Netherlands is also home to featured jewelry designer Evelien Sipkes.