InLiquid Jewelry Lookbook 2024

Celebrate 25 years of InLiquid at The Benefit, InLiquid’s annual fundraiser auction.

Running March 9-23, 2024, with a full calendar of events centered around an auction of over 300 original works of art. There’s something for everyone at the Benefit!

Thank you for your interest in this collection of handmade Art Jewelry!

When InLiquid invited me to curate the jewelry section at the Benefit this year, I was ecstatic. I recently moved to Philadelphia from Chicago, where I managed an Art Jewelry Gallery. When I joined InLiquid, I found that I was surrounded by a network of coworkers and supporters of Art Jewelry in my new city. When looking for artists for this collection, I wanted to highlight local Philadelphia jewelers specifically (but of course, I couldn’t resist including a couple of my out-of-town favorites). Philadelphia, a longterm hub of Art Jewelry makers, lacks a substantial Art Jewelry market. Making opportunities for these included artists to be shown and collected during the Benefit was in line with InLiquid’s mission of supporting the local arts economy for a diverse group of makers and my own passion for Art Jewelry. It was kismet.

I hope you enjoy this curated collection and find something to take home and wear with pride.

-Isabella Aimone

This collection is on view at the Icebox Project Space at 1400 N American St from March 9th – March 23rd as a part of InLiquid’s 25th Benefit Auction. The space is open to the public on Wednesdays – Saturdays from 12 – 6 and during our special events planned during the benefit!

Visit www.inliquid.org/benefit for full details on the events and ticket prices.

Sarah Rachel Brown

Sarah Rachel Brown

Philadelphia, PA

Bio:

Sarah Rachel Brown is an artist based in Philadelphia, PA, working full-time as a business & marketing consultant. Sarah is a member of the JV Collective, a collaborative contemporary jewelry studio, project collective, and gallery in the former Edward Bok Vocational High School. Since 2017, Sarah’s studio practice has been centered around Perceived Value, a podcast and socially engaged practice acclaimed for radical transparency and candid interviews discussing the financial and logistical aspects of artists’ careers.

Sarah has exhibited both nationally and internationally, including The Contemporary Jewelry Show at the Penland Gallery (NC), Munich Jewellery Week (de), New York City Jewelry Week (NY), and her first curatorial endeavor debuted during NYCJW19.

Sarah has been an artist-in-residence at the Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, a Core Fellow at the Penland School of Crafts, and received her training through a 3-year apprenticeship with jeweler Sarah Loertscher.

Starting bid: $60

Retail value: $125

Materials: Sterling Silver, oxidized finish

Starting bid: $45

Retail value: $95

Materials: Sterling Silver, oxidized finish

Everyday Circle Earrings

ITEM #188

Starting bid: $45

Retail value: $95

Materials: Oxidized Sterling Silver

Everyday Circle Necklace

ITEM #185

Starting bid: $70

Retail value: $140

Materials: Sterling Silver, 18k Gold

Vermeil

Everyday Clustered

Teardrop Necklace

ITEM #186

Starting bid: $225

Retail value: $450

Materials: Sterling Silver

Dripping Gems Earrings

ITEM #193

Starting bid: $75

Retail value: $125

Materials: Oxidized Sterling Silver, Opaque Glass

Everyday Circle Studs

ITEM #187

Starting bid: $25

Retail value: $55

Materials: Sterling Silver

Dripping Gems Necklaces

ITEM #190

Starting bid: $175

Retail value: $350

Materials: Oxidized Sterling Silver, Handmade Sterling Silver Chain, Opaque Glass

Kate Crankshaw

Philadelphia, PA

Kate Crankshaw was born in the Pinelands of New Jersey and currently resides in Philadelphia with her partner, 2 small dogs, and 2 cats. She is skilled in both flameworking and hot glass, making work utilizing both processes. Her work explores ideas of memory, longing, and relationships. She has previously held internships at Wheaton Arts & Cultural Center, as well as Vetro Vero Studios. Kate has received multiple awards & scholarships, including the Kimmel Scholarship for excellence in Craft and the Brian Effron Pilchuck Glass School Scholarship to attend a workshop at Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, WA. She has also received a gallery pick from Wexler Gallery for her piece “Home, Springtime” while featured in the Art Unleashed exhibition. In addition to her art practice, she designs and makes jewelry and home decor, as well as fabricating work in glass for both designers and artists. Kate holds a BFA in Craft + Material Studies, with a focus in glass, from the University of the Arts (2019) and an MFA in Craft/Material Studies with a focus in glass from Virginia Commonwealth University (2023).

Clear Chain Necklace

ITEM #198

Starting bid: $44

Retail value: $132

Borosilicate glass

Kate Dannenberg

Philadelphia, PA

Bio:

Kate Dannenberg is a jeweler and metalsmith living in South Philadelphia. Through her work as teaching artist and curator she strives to uplift the jewelry and craft communities through inclusion, education, and enthusiasm. Kate’s work is made by hand from recycled and responsibly sourced materials. With thoughtful craftsmanship and attention to tactile experience she creates jewelry and objects informed by the visual qualities of the natural world.”

Shape Earrings

ITEM #246

Starting bid: $115

Retail value: $235

Materials: Sterling Silver, 18k Gold

Beau Studs

ITEM #247

Starting bid: $65

Retail value: $142

Materials: Sterling Silver, 22k Gold

Artist Statement:

“I am an artist based in South Philadelphia where I make jewelry and objects by hand from recycled and responsibly sourced materials with thoughtful attention to craft and tactility. I am particularly interested in how humans interact with objects, especially objects we consider precious. Drawing from nature, the form and texture of my work is intended to entice the viewer into wanting to touch, wear, hold, and feel the piece in their hands, simply looking shouldn’t be enough.

facebook.com/katedannenberg

@katedannenberg

Loopy Earrings

ITEM #248

Starting bid: $50

Retail value: $145

Materials: Sterling Silver

Diamond Hex Studs

ITEM #243

Starting bid: $250

Retail value: $500

Materials: 18k Yellow Gold, Salt and Pepper Diamonds

Swing

Earrings

ITEM #244

Starting bid: $80

Retail value: $185

Materials: Sterling Silver

Egg Pendant

ITEM #245

Starting bid: $100

Retail value: $225

Materials: Sterling Silver

Juno

Ring

ITEM #240

Starting bid: $125.00

Retail value: $325.00

Materials: Sterling Silver, Garnet

Stacking Stone Drops

ITEM #241

Starting bid: $80.00

Retail value: $185.00

Materials: Sterling Silver

Stacking Stone Studs

ITEM #242

Starting bid: $45.00

Retail value: $135.00

Materials: Sterling Silver

Mary Forst

Portland, ME

My name is Mary Forst, I am a metalsmith and a jeweler. I grew up in the small town of Chester, Connecticut along the Connecticut River and now reside in Portland, Maine.

I was drawn to the crafts at a very young age, often inspired by the act of making whether it be knitting, beading, drawing or painting. My family was extremely supportive of my interest in arts and craft and made a point to activate my creativity often. I spent a great deal of time with my grandmother who taught me to knit and sew and with my aunt who made and sold beaded jewelry at local craft fairs. I loved working with my hands and especially loved making things I could wear.

I was fortunate enough to attend a public high school with a well developed arts program and investigated as many mediums as possible. I appreciated all of the processes I attempted but jewelry making was by far the most intriguing. By the time I was sixteen I knew that I wanted to be a jeweler.

I went on to study metalsmithing and jewelry at Maine College of Art and graduated in the spring of 2016 with my Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. During my time at Meca I was able to to learn traditional metalsmithing techniques as well as conceptual ways to apply them.

After graduating I began working full time in the field and began to develop my personal studio practice. In the fall of 2017 I began making work with the intent to sell. I now have a small production line and hope to continue developing my skill set. I take part in several local jewelry shows each year and sell my jewelry at a few shops in New England.

Empty Cup and Saucer Necklace

ITEM #293

Starting bid: $62

Retail value: $125

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel, Crushed Pearl

Teardrop Cage Necklace

ITEM #294

Starting bid: $75

Retail value: $150

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel, Crushed Pearl

Scalloped Pearl Necklace

ITEM #295

Starting bid: $95

Retail value: $190

Materials: Sterling Silver, Freshwater

Pearls, Mild Steel

Wire Teardrop Dangle

ITEM #296

Starting bid: $45

Retail value: $90

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel

Cutout Teardrop

ITEM #287

Starting bid: $80

Retail value: $160

Materials: Sterling silver, Mild Steel, Cultured Freshwater Pearl

Encrusted Cup with Pearl

ITEM #291

Starting bid: $40

Retail value: $80

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel, Cultured Freshwater Pearl

Simple Pearl Necklace

ITEM #288

Starting bid: $32

Retail value: $65

Materials: Sterling Silver, Freshwater

Pearls

Reverse Teardrop Dangles

ITEM #290

Starting bid: $80

Retail value: $160

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel, Cultured Freshwater Pearl

Cage Post

ITEM #292

Starting bid: $75

Retail value: $150

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel, Cultured Freshwater Pearl

Large Overlap Studs

ITEM #289

Starting bid: $47

Retail value: $95

Materials: Sterling Silver, Mild Steel, Cultured Freshwater Pearl

Maricha Genovese (The Tiny Jeweler)

Philadelphia, PA

Maricha Genovese (The Tiny Jeweler) designs and creates small-batch, bespoke and custom jewelry in gold and silver with 15+ years jewelry-making experience under her belt. Maricha sketches and gathers inspiration from the Wissahickon to the National Parks, then takes her ideas back to her studio in the BOK Building where she creates pieces using time-honored metalsmithing techniques such as torch soldering, wax carving, casting, and fabrication from sheet metal and wire. Each piece is a miniature work of art, handmade with intention, and encourages us to learn life lessons through time spent in nature.

Braided Wreath Band

ITEM #269

Starting bid: $110

Retail value: $220

Oxidized sterling silver

Sunflower Necklace

ITEM #270

Starting bid: $190

Retail value: $380

Oxidized sterling silver, green tourmaline

Daisy Leaf Earrings

ITEM #271

Starting bid: $110

Retail value: $220

Oxidized sterling silver

Leaflet Studs

ITEM #272

Starting bid: $45

Retail value: $90

Oxidized sterling silver

Shelby Goldsmith

Saco, ME

Shelby Goldsmith is a metalsmith and jewelry artist, working from her home studio in Saco, ME. She earned her BFA in Metalsmithing & Jewelry from Maine College of Art [& Design] in 2014. She served for five years as secretary to The Metals Collective: A Portland based group of makers whose mission is to promote the craft of metalsmithing & jewelry through collaboration and public engagement. In 2017 she was awarded the Belvedere Fund, a MECA[&D] alumni professional development grant, which she used to purchase a torch and ventilation system for her home studio. Shelby participated in the 2020 Maine Craft Apprentice Program, during which she spent 100 hours working with and learning from her mentor j.e. paterak. In 2021 she undertook training to become a death doula & end-of-life planner, as well as a hospice volunteer. She currently practices both metalsmithing and deathwork, often combining the two.”

“Inspired and informed by sentimental jewelry throughout history, I offer my contemporary take. I utilize a dark, limited color palette of stones and oxidized metal to create modern mourning jewelry. Moving away from the morbid motifs common in memento mori (remember death) jewelry, my most recent body of work employs the letter X as a non-traditional symbol of death. Derived from the 1932 film Scarface, where a cinematic X motif is used as a harbinger of death, an X appears as each character meets their death. The shape provides a departure point from which to design from by endlessly multiplying and manipulating it. The finished work abstracts the dark context behind it, often utilizing asymmetry and movement to create elegant jewelry that is playful and dynamic.

X Stone Studs - Pyrite

ITEM #334

Starting bid: $30

Retail value: $85

Materials: Sterling Silver, Oxidized

Finish - Pyrite

X Stamped Studs

ITEM #340

Starting bid: $10

Retail value: $30

Materials: Sterling Silver, Matte Finish

X Stone Studs - Spinel

ITEM #333

Starting bid: $30

Retail value: $85

Materials: Sterling Silver, Oxidized

Finish - Black Spinel

Geometric Brooch Set I

ITEM #337

Starting bid: $125

Retail value: $350

Materials: Sterling Silver, Black Druzy,

Oxidized Finish

Geometric Brooch Set II

ITEM #338

Starting bid: $125

Retail value: $350

Materials: Sterling Silver, White Druzy, Oxidized Finish

X Stone Necklace

ITEM #339

Starting bid: $50

Retail value: $125

Materials: Sterling Silver, Black Spinel & Pyrite, Oxidized Finish

X Studs - Silver

ITEM #335

Starting bid: $20

Retail value: $60

Materials: Sterling Silver - Matte

X Studs - Black

ITEM #336

Starting bid: $60

Retail value: $20

Materials: Sterling Silver - Oxidized

Finish

Wes Heart

Wes Heart (Blob Blob Studios)

Philadelphia, PA

Wes Heart is an artist, designer, and educator living in Philadelphia. He holds two degrees in glass, a BFA from Southern Illinois University of Carbondale and MFA from Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University. He is the Founder of Blob Blob Studio and also teaches in the Art Glass Program at Salem Community College’s Glass Education Center in Southern New Jersey.

Wes’s current work utilizes a playful approach to form and function. He founded Blob Blob Studio to focus on creating designs that do both. By intuitively collaging media and process, he exaggerates each material’s beauty. Using bold color, the optical properties of glass, light, and texture, he creates impactful sculptural forms that demand further investigation.

His work has been featured in New Glass Review, published by the Corning Museum of Glass and he has received multiple awards, including a Windgate Fellowship, the Rickert-Ziebold Trust Award, an AACG Visionary Scholarship, and was a 2022 Center for Craft Career Advancement Fellow.

@blobblobber

Astroid Brooch

ITEM #489

Starting bid: $140

Retail value: $280

Fine silver, encased Gilson opal, borosilicate glass

Lux Captus Crystal

Pendant - Royal

ITEM #383

Starting bid: $60

Retail value: $120

Laminated hand carved glass, 18” rhodium plated sterling silver chain

Kara Hetz

Kara Hetz

Hollow Oh Earrings

ITEM #216

Starting bid: $350

Retail value: $750

Materials: Sterling Silver, Fine Silver

Kara Hetz is continually exploring uncommon ways to present common forms. She is inspired by the interplay of the emotional and physical and how we relate to the objects we keep. Her work is motivated by a desire to create intriguing but wearable pieces, external reminders of the things that we carry.

With a history in fine arts, Kara received her BFA from West Virginia University and her MFA from the University of Illinois at Chicago. She also received training in the metals studio at Lillstreet Art Center in Chicago. Kara works out of her home studio in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, PA @karahetzjewelry

Hollow Point Ring

ITEM #212

Starting bid: $185

Retail value: $390

Materials: Sterling Silver

Hollow

Marquis Necklace

ITEM #211

Starting bid: $375

Retail value: $750

Materials: Sterling Silver

Dendrite Tear Necklace

ITEM #215

Starting bid: $150

Retail value: $310

Materials: Sterling Silver, Dendritic

Agate

Silver Pearl Triplet

Earrings

ITEM #217

Starting bid: $180

Retail value: $385

Materials: Sterling Silver, Freshwater

Pearls

In the Boat Necklace

ITEM #210

Starting bid: $200

Retail value: $400

Materials: Oxidized Sterling Silver

Silver Satellite Earrings

ITEM #213

Starting bid: $200

Retail value: $425

Materials: Sterling Silver, Matte Finish

Split Moon Choker

Necklace

ITEM #214

Starting bid: $350

Retail value: $175

Materials: Oxidized Sterling Silver

Amanda Kaiserman

Philadelphia, PA

Finding the poetry in found objects. Assembling them in new ways, Amanda Kaiserman finds inspiration everywhere: from paintings and travel, to the flea markets she scours in France, and even in Parisian hardware stores.

A fashion designer by training and self taught jewelry designer, she creates wearable art by assembling objects in new ways, or “upcycling” antique findings in collaboration with the increasingly rare artisans of Paris or the old porcelain ateliers of Limoges.

Dividing her time between Paris and Philadelphia with French photographer, husband and their son, Amanda has had an international career in fashion. Amanda’s many years of experience in design, along with her longtime passion for travel and for collecting and creating jewelry. Inspired Amanda to create her eponymous line of jewelry with her own eclectic aesthetic.

Esclave Bracelet

ITEM #471

Starting bid: $100

Retail value: $300

Brass with matte black finish

Gladiator Bracelet

ITEM #470

Starting bid: $100

Retail value: $300

Brass

Kaitlin Kerr

Kaitlin Kerr (Echo Metals)

Philadelphia, PA

Echo Metals is fun fine jewelry designed and handmade by Kaitlin Kerr in her South Philadelphia studio. Drawing from traditional metalsmithing practices and materials, Kaitlin crafts modern talismans that aim to bring joy and evoke nostalgia. They become a conduit for connection, a celebration of life’s kaleidoscopic beauty and darkness, where every piece tells a story, and the wearer becomes part of the narrative. The name Echo Metals was born from a passion for community and collaboration, envisioning each finished piece as tangible evidence of countless conversations and explorations.

Enamel Necklace

ITEM #222

Starting bid: $120

Retail value: $338

Vitreous glass enamel, fine silver, sterling silver, 25k gold

Enamel Loopty Hoops

ITEM #221

Starting bid: $100

Retail value: $298

Vitreous glass enamel, fine silver, sterling silver, 25k gold

Lydia Elsa Martin

Lydia Elsa Martin

Little Rock, AR

Lydia Martin is a contemporary jeweler living and teaching in Little Rock, AR. Her work, built upon the foundations of technical skill, is an exploration of surface, process, and materiality. Through the use of traditional metalsmithing techniques, Lydia creates forms that are caught in the act of movement. Lydia received an MFA from SUNY New Paltz in 2017 and a BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology. She exhibits both nationally and internationally and is represented by Jewelers’ Werk Galerie. Currently, Lydia is the Windgate Artist in Residence in Metal at UA Little Rock, where she heads the jewelry and metalsmithing program.

Soft Triangle Hollow Puffs

ITEM #468

Starting bid: $160

Retail value: $475

Sterling silver, Lacquer

http://lydiaelsamartin.com/

Sarah Montagnoli

Philadelphia, PA

Sarah Montagnoli is a Jeweler and Metalsmith based in Philadelphia, PA. She received her BFA from Moore College of Art & Design (2018) and moved on to pursue her MFA and Teaching Certification at Tyler School of Art & Architecture (2021). Since receiving her Masters, she has been teaching jewelry at her alma mater as well as working at a bronze foundry, Independent Casting, in Port Richmond. Her work and studio practice is motivated by a fascination with pillowing metal and creating opportunities for tactility through mixed media in her wearable objects.

Black Cross

ITEM #233

Starting bid: $125

Retail value: $300

Materials: Copper, Brass, Powder Coat, Faux Fur, Stainless Steel Pin Stem

Lemon Yolk

ITEM #234

Starting bid: $125

Retail value: $300

Materials: Copper, Brass, Nickel, Silver, Silicone, Powder Coat, Stainless Steel Pin Stem

Sarah Montagnoli is a Jeweler and Metalsmith whose work is created utilizing traditional practices of hand fabrication in conjunction with CAD, a hydraulic press, and water jet cutters to create dimensional perforated metal forms. Through incorporating elements such as furs, flocking, silicone, felt, and various other materials, the work creates tactility and moments of comfort in tandem with sensuality and play.

Red Crescent Hangers

ITEM #235

Starting bid: $35

Retail value: $95

Materials: Aluminum, Powder Coat, Stainless Steel Chain and Earring Finding

Orange X

ITEM #228

Starting bid: $95

Retail value: $275

Materials: Copper, Brass, Powder Coat, Stainless Steel Pin Stem

Peacock Hangers

ITEM #232

Starting bid: $35

Retail value: $95

Materials: Aluminum, Powder Coat, Stainless Steel Chain and Earring

Finding

Shrimp

ITEM #230

Starting bid: $75

Retail value: $200

Materials: Copper, Brass, Powder Coat, Stainless Steel Pin Stem

Barbed Earrings - Hoop

ITEM #231

Starting bid: $40

Retail value: $80

Materials: Patinated Sterling Silver

Cardburry Egg

ITEM #236

Starting bid: $75

Retail value: $200

Materials: Copper, Brass, Powder Coat, Stainless Steel Pin Stem

The Dove and the Crow Set

ITEM #119

Starting bid: $360

Retail value: $800

Materials: Copper, Brass, Powder Coat, Sterling Silver, Leather, Stainless Steel, Faux Fur, Cotton

Barbed Earrings - Hearts

ITEM #229

Starting bid: $40

Retail value: $80

Materials: Patinated Sterling Silver

Casey Newberg

Philadelphia, PA

Casey Newberg is an artist and metalsmith in Philadelphia, PA. Newberg received her MFA from the Metals/Jewelry, CAD/CAM program at Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia in 2022, and her undergraduate degree from Kendall College of Art and Design in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 2018. Her early career focused on the intimate relationships ,she began to deconstruct with not only herself but maternity and femininity as a whole. The work she created at this time were electroformed vessels that mirrored the similar and often provocative shapes that bodies create when they’re asked to grow in different ways.

Shortly after leaving KCAD, her family was diagnosed with a rare neurodegenerative disease that is both genetic and incurable. Upon receiving this news her electroformed work stopped for a period and she began to focus on the ephemerality and somewhat rotten nature of life. As she continued in graduate school Newberg began developing work that focused on impermanence and followed lines of medical dependence and consumption. Her work now focuses on feelings of adulthood displacement, and clouded trauma by placing familiar or recognizable objects in malignant contexts. Many of the pieces she’s created throughout the past two years incorporate foul language or rotten materials that by nature will self destruct

Diamond Ring (Neon)

ITEM #427

Starting bid: $200

Retail value: $300

laser etched powder coat on aluminum, readymade CZ and sterling silver ring.

F*ck Keychain Pin

ITEM #430

Starting bid: $180

Retail value: $300

Laser Etched & aged Steel, Steel Keychain Findings, Powdercoated Aluminum, Stainless-Steel Tie Tack, Anodized Titanium Staple.

Steel Gas Station H*rny P*ll, Tall (04)

ITEM #428

Starting bid: $120

Retail value: $200

Laser Etched & aged Steel, vacuformed

PETG, Powdercoated Stainless-Steel, Stainless-Steel Pin & Catch, Steel

Screws, Powdered Glass filled Pills.

Gam Gams Favorite Earrings (Pearl Drops)

ITEM #426

Starting bid: $180

Retail value: $280

Readymade / Heirloom earring

Powder coated and laser etched aluminum jacket, stainless steel findings.

Gas Station H*rny P*lls, Single (06)

ITEM #429

Starting bid: $100

Retail value: $180

stainless steel, COR-TEN steel, clear PETG, gelatin capsules, prescription medication, laser etched powder coat.

Carly Owens

Erie, CO

Carly Owens Weiss is a multidisciplinary artist based in Boulder, Colorado. She received her BAD in Art + Design from North Carolina State University and studied crewelwork and goldwork hand embroidery at the Royal School of Needlework in the United Kingdom. In her current work, Carly uses hand embroidery, painting and soft sculpture to explore gender and identity through a personal and symbolic lens. She juxtaposes contrasting themes such as comedy and tragedy, femininity and masculinity, and seduction and repulsion to ultimately create work that is both humorous and uncanny. Carly’s work has been featured in numerous publications including Architectural Digest (Germany), Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, BUST Magazine, The American Scholar and Frankie Magazine. She has exhibited work in institutions such as the Museum of Arts and Design (New York, NY), the Bomb Factory Arts Foundation (London, UK), the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (Boulder, CO) and the Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts (Omaha, NE). She has recently completed residencies at John C. Campbell Folk School (Brasstown, NC), Penland School of Craft (Penland, NC) and Vermont Studio Center (Johnson, VT), where she was awarded a full fellowship.

Lover’s Eye Brooch

ITEM #165

Starting bid: $80

Retail value: $160

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Freshwater Pearls, Merino Wool

Lover’s Eye Velvet Necklace

ITEM #164

Starting bid: $87

Retail value: $175

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Sterling Silver, Merino Wool, Freshwater Pearls

Pearly Eye Earrings

ITEM #166

Starting bid: $150

Retail value: $300

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Merino Wool, Freshwater Pearls, Sterling Silver Hardware

Nervous Smile Brooch

ITEM #106

Starting bid: $110

Retail value: $220

Materials: Glass Beads, Merino Wool

Florence Earrings

ITEM #167

Starting bid: $150

Retail value: $325

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Merino Wool, Freshwater Pearls, Rose Gold

Filled Hardware

Menagerie Velvet Necklace

ITEM #161

Starting bid: $100

Retail value: $200

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Sterling Silver, Merino Wool

Meatings and Partings II

ITEM #168

Starting bid: $600.00

Retail value: $1,400.00

Materials: Glass Beads, Freshwater Pearls, Merino Wool, Cotton

Pearly Eye Brooch

ITEM #163

Starting bid: $60

Retail value: $120

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Freshwater Pearls, Merino Wool

Crystal Tears Velvet Necklace

ITEM #162

Starting bid: $92

Retail value: $185

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Sterling Silver, Merino Wool

Palais

Necklace

ITEM #169

Starting bid: $250

Retail value: $500

Materials: Velvet, Glass Beads, Merino wool, Freshwater Pearls, Gold Filled Hardware

Argent Mirror x John Wind

Philadelphia, PA

John Wind:

John Wind is a mixed media artist whose work explores the intersection of art, commerce, portraiture and history. He is also a jewelry designer best known for ‘Modern Vintage’ fashion jewelry and gifts sold under the John Wind brand. His work is in the permanent collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, the Musée des Arts Decoratifs, Paris, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Between Orbits

ITEM #385

Starting bid: $111

Retail value: $148

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

The Verdant Planet

ITEM #383

Starting bid: $89

Retail value: $118

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Argent Mirror :

Cimone Kind Berman, the founder of Argent Mirror, is a mirror alchemist who creates beautiful one-of-a-kind silvered mirrors. The daughter of the historic Gordon & Son’s owners, mirrors are in Berman’s blood. After years in the industry, she has decorated the interiors of award-winning restaurants, luxe personal homes, and gallery-based art exhibitions.

Charmed to Meet You

ITEM #373

Starting bid: $81

Retail value: $108

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Oxidized Brilliance

ITEM #388

Starting bid: $66

Retail value: $88

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Chartreuse

the Use

ITEM #375

Starting bid: $66

Retail value: $88

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Earthbound and Down

ITEM #384

Starting bid: $126

Retail value: $168

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Gleam and Luster

Necklace

ITEM #378

Starting bid: $51

Retail value: $68

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Gleam and Luster Earrings

ITEM #379

Starting bid: $81

Retail value: $108

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Peach Horizon

ITEM #386

Starting bid: $81

Retail value: $108

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Reflektor

ITEM #387

Starting bid: $81

Retail value: $108

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Violet Glow Up

ITEM #376

Starting bid: $66

Retail value: $88

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Fern Moonbeam

ITEM #374

Starting bid: $81

Retail value: $108

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Lilac Luminary

ITEM #372

Starting bid: $51

Retail value: $68

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Amber

Radiance

ITEM #382

Starting bid: $81

Retail value: $108

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Orbital Moments in Time

ITEM #380

Starting bid: $111

Retail value: $148

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Sedona

Vortex

ITEM #381

Starting bid: $89

Retail value: $118

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Verdant Drizzle ITEM #371

Starting bid: $89

Retail value: $118

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings

Reflection of the Dark Void

ITEM #377

Starting bid: $66

Retail value: $88

Mirrored acrylic, plated brass findings