Episode 86
What you’ll learn in this episode: The inspiration and process behind Andrea’s beaded and embroidered cuffs. How to source and re-purpose vintage beads. Why the symbiosis between jewelry artist and technical jeweler is important for the success of a piece. Global trends in jewelry, and why some locations prefer “bling” rather than art jewelry. Why […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: Why Fabergé isn’t the only Russian treasure that jewelry collectors and enthusiasts should care about. How Russia’s 18th Century empresses shaped jewelry trends of the time. Why Jérémie Pauzié is the best jeweler you’ve probably never heard of. How Marie leads tours to jewelry capitals in Russia and Europe. […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: What resources Valerie used to teach herself jewelry making. What sacred geometry is, and how it influences Valerie’s work. The process behind creating “The Gauntlet,” a bracelet featuring stunning Queensland black boulder opals. How jewelry is similar to architecture. About Valerie Jo Coulson Valerie Jo Coulson is an American […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: What art jewelry is and how it differs from artist’s jewelry. Why the boundaries between jewelry and other art and design disciplines are breaking down. How the breaking down of boundaries is changing how jewelry is purchased, collected and exhibited. How Art Jewelry Forum got started and what its […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: What jewelry literacy is, and why it is important. How Karen curated her collection of vintage jewelry and jewelry books. How stylists and costume designers work with jewelry archivists. How The Jewelry Library is continuing its programming online. What to expect from The Jewelry Library in the future. About […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: How Kentshire Galleries has adapted over the years and continues to modernize its brand. Why digital marketing is the key to preserving interest in vintage jewelry. How to get young people to connect with antique jewelry, even if they can’t afford it (yet). Why retail shopping will never go […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: How Robert Lee Morris started as a self-taught jewelry designer and forged a path to the pinnacle of the fashion jewelry world. How galleries like Sculpture to Wear and Artwear helped promote studio jewelry. What it was like to be part of the 70s and 80s fashion scene. How […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: An insider’s look into Cara Croninger’s innovative work and process. How Cara’s color creations makes her pieces unique. The impact of Robert Lee Morris and Cara Croninger’s relationship. How The Clocktower in New York helped influence artists such as Cara. Saudia’s plans to carry on her mother’s legacy with […]
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NOTE: Since recording this episode, ASJRA has rescheduled its 15th annual conference “Jewelry in America” in New York City to September 11 – 12, 2020. Updated details can be found at www.jewelryconference.com What you’ll learn in this episode: How the Association for the Study of Jewelry and Related Arts was formed, and why ASJRA started […]
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What you’ll learn in this episode: How Robert transitioned from working in the restaurant industry to creating unique pieces of costume jewelry. Why “costume jewelry” shouldn’t be considered a pejorative term. What clients are usually looking for when they ask Robert to design for them. About Robert Sorrell: Robert Sorrell is the founder of Sorrell […]
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