Creative Boom just published an article about my handmade and one of a kind jewelry work inspired by my research on wild dolphins and whales. Thank you CB!
Due ba-lene rings, handmade in silver and bronze, are part of the ACQUA limited edition collection
The TERRA limited edition of my handmade jewelry just got... some bark & buds! Taking inspiration from the bark of a tree covered by little buds, these "corteccia oro" rings are delicate pieces handcrafted in silver and 14k solid gold. Can't live without one? Go here and I have solved your problem!
Handcrafted and totally unique, these nature-inspired rings make a statement with any outfit!
What's boiling right now in the ACQUA jewelry collection? This time is "onda alta" (high wave in English), a series of one of a kind rings handmade by Maddalena Bearzi in her Los Angeles studio. These elegant (and always different) jewelry pieces are the perfect match for the "onda" bangles and the "onda" necklace. Take a look at the slideshow here below...
The eclectic Late Sunday Afternoon Magazine & Factory shop in Venice, California, is now featuring my handmade and one of a kind jewelry. This is an amazing spot to explore hand-crafted & beautiful pieces, great textiles and much more. And then, it's next to Superba Food & Bread, a fantastic spot to eat lunch, get a coffee or grab some sweets to go!
Where: Late Sunday Afternoon - 1920 Lincoln Blvd, Venice, CA 90291
My one of a kind and handmade necklace displayed at Late Sunday Afternoon
It's LIQUID is a communication platform for contemporary art, architecture and design. This week, the successful online platform founded by Luca Curci is featuring my one-of-a-kind jewelry work and some of my signature pieces from the ARIA and TERRA collections.
It's LIQUID talks about my handmade and one-of-a-kind jewelry in its online art platform
"How do you stay inspired?" This is one of the questions that Brett from IAMTHELAB asked me during an interview about my jewelry work. My answer was: "All my pieces are inspired by the natural world and I find sources of creativity everywhere around me. I don’t need to go hiking or be out at sea with large whales to let my imagination go wild. I can just walk my dog near my home in Los Angeles and find inspiration in a piece of bark coming off a tree, a dead leaf on the ground or a lizard “sunbathing” on a rock." Interested in seeing some pics and read the full interview? Just click here.
An interview with IAMTHELAB about my handmade, one-of-a-kind jewelry and my life as a scientist