Jewelry

This ring is somehow substantial and airy, intricate and simple.

A mosaic initial pendant made from a collection of sapphires and diamonds, hanging on a ball chain.

A ruby wrapped in strands of gold as if this pendant spun in place as it was made.

This high karat gold pendant features alternating rubies and herikmer diamonds with a matching pink sapphire drop at the bottom.

A more substantial take on a bar necklace, this time with a deep green tourmaline.

Super Seven quartz, also known as the 'Melody Stone', is a combination of amethyst, clear quartz, rutile and smoky quartz amongst others, and comes to us from Espirto Santus, Brazil. 

Set with its jump loop off-center, the angle this pendant hangs at makes it that much more special.

One of ERA's signature mosaic letter pendants, this time with light blue sapphires and diamonds.

These hammered gold earrings thread through the ear so that the straight bar sits comfortably behind your lobe and the curve shows in front.

If you're looking for a delicate threader that makes a statement - you've found them.

These double semi-circle earrings face forward and the long straight wires hang behind the earlobe; framing the face.

The fourth piece in Fraser Hamilton's Plateau series, this time with a pinkish purple sapphire.

If we had to pick our favorite thing about this ring it would be that, from the inside, the hands look like they're offering the sapphire to the wearer.

A solid, hand carved signet ring with gold plating and a royal blue sapphire.

These earrings are all about the mesmerizing, large, pale pink kunzites that they feature.

A glorious, bubble-like, Australian opal heart pendant whose fire can be seen from every angle.

These amethyst crystals are gradate from pale to a more saturated purple depending on the light.

A perfectly simple pair of round solitaire earrings with dark grayish blue tourmalines.

Being blue is the only unifying quality amongst these three sapphires; each it's own shape, shade, and in its own handmade setting.

Wear this ring facing either direction, it looks cool from every angle.

The shape of this earring allows you to see the beautiful inclusions and patterns of the natural stone.

An earring with a seemingly minimalist design, but lots of consideration has gone into concealing the gold hardware so that it's not visible when worn.

An oval link chain necklace with five rose cut sapphires, each in its own unique setting.

The shape of this earring celebrates the raw natural stone.

Save for their diamond-dotted posts, these earrings are about one thing and one thing only; their octahedron-like crystal drops.

When sunlight hits the crystal formations on this earring, it sparkles like crazy.

These earrings both look like flames and are the colors of dark embers, but what makes them really special is their modified bezel settings.

A faceted, reddish pink tourmaline pendant that can be worn facing either way to celebrate the glory of the stone.

A pair of vibrant magenta rubies set in Lola Brooks' signature bezels.

This cluster pendant features a pink tourmaline leaf and diamond accents.

Almost giving the illusion of a hoop, these earrings are large and make a statement, but aren't too heavy.

The curved, tubular bar at the center of this bracelet almost looks like a gold bangle on the wrist, especially when layered with other bracelets.

Cool from every angle; there is no wrong way to stack these rings.

This stone pendant is nothing short of spectacular, but the added diamond accents around the setting don't hurt.

The high karat gold and peachy pink tones of these Pre-Colombian beads are a perfect match.

This band is bold and bright, but also soft and comfortable.

Inspired by a pair of earrings found while on vacation, this necklace reflects light with its iridescent white sections.

Abalone and mother of pearl peace sign pendants on a long, diamond cut chain.

A two-tone arrow charm in shades of green and black that's a bit dark, has a little color, and is still kind of neutral; the best of all worlds.

A pair of teeny, hand carved skulls with diamond dangles from Borneo.

Two pieces of organic, untreated Afghan lapis wrapped in high karat gold, hanging on an adjustable blue cord.

These studs are split in half; opaque on top and translucent on the bottom so you get both bright color and a bit of sparkle.

An arrow charm with some movement and three different stones in three different cuts.

This ring is designed to showcase the tourmaline; the band is set off to one side and the setting is raised to allow for maximum light to pass through the stone.

These deep green earrings are hinged between the two tourmalines, giving them some great movement and swing.

These curved, layered tourmaline earrings look like pools of deep blue-green water.

Wear this charm on a hoop, a stud, on another chain; no wrong answers here.

The way that these mother of pearl earrings are constructed, the movement allows each piece to shine in the light.