Handmade Jewelry Desingers from Japan and U.S.

• ileava jewelry

  

  Handmade in Harajuku, Tokyo Japan
  Maya Nishimura creates a world where Hug Bear
  and his friends await to hug your finger.
  From the world they live in, various elements are picked out for them to become ileava’s jewelry.

• Moca Arpeggio

  

  Just like how arpeggio make changes in the notes,
  Moca Arpeggio’s designer, Tomoko Ishikawa, wishes the wearers to
  enjoy the moment and appreciate the changes occurring in everyday life.

• Steven Hanna

  

  Steven Hanna is a sculptor who has beenhand carving
  his collection of original designs for over 30years.
  Steven’s trademark is his use of soft edges and sensual shapes.
  

• Alana

  

  Alana Dluback was born in a small town outside of Pittsburgh.
  As a young girl, she watched her grandfather create stained glass windows
  and then her father take over to expand their glass making business.
  When Alana grew up, she chose to work with enamels
  in her collections to best express herself.
  Her one-of-a-kind collections are colorful wearable art.
  

• AXELHONEY

  

  An illustrator and a jewelry designer, Melissa Contreras brings you
  a collection of illustration-like pieces.
  Her mission is to inspire YOU to live a JOYFUL life filled with beauty, love and imagination.
  

• Fleurings

  

  “I love wearing flowers”
  was the one simple reason Fleurings by Samantha Lockwood was made.
  For the flowers to last, Samantha created jewelry pieces with vases that hold drops of water.
  

• Godsaga

  

  Designed by Susan Kuslansky, pronounced “goth” saga,
  Godsaga is the Icelandic word for myth.
  Susan creates jewelries that is both modern and primitive in its look.
  

• Johanna Torell

  

  Trained in Gemology and Lost wax carving, designer Johanna Torell works with fine gems and sculpted metal to create wearable, meaningful objects of art.
  Inspired by the raw beauty and ancient history of her native country, Sweden, the Johanna Torell collection is romantic and precious,
  yet timeless enough for every day.
  

• Corinne Simon

  

  Corinne Simon’s jewelry pieces are about fantasies and dreams.
  Corinne is a jewelry designer, a nature lover and a vegetarian, who incorporates her interests into her pieces. Her vivid and bold use of gemstones and her vegetable collections are unique and eye-catching.
  

• Mityl Design

  

  Monica is a designer based in San Francisco at a long-established fashion brand.
  Monica incorporates the latest fashion trends in her designs.
  

• Mushka

  

  Sarah Wilson, Mushka’s founder and a designer, has been working with metal from a young age. Sarah’s inspiration comes from nature, using metalsmithing technique.

• T.Morgan Made

  

  “LA Born, LA Bred, LA Made”
  Tyson Miller creates handmade artistic pieces with geometric designs
  that demands your attention.