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Annie Hammer Jewelery
Accessorizing? Choose jewelry designer Annie Hammer!
Hammer’s jewelry takes inspiration from her surroundings, with a vintage, hippie twist. . She envisions things in sculptural form and then makes it into jewelry. While her roots may be in surrealism, these days Hammer finds her muse in everyday objects – in shapes, in shoes, in the middle of the night. She creates bold, focused pieces by mixing shapes and textures to create what a fellow artists have called “fierce elegance”.
Her collection features pieces that combine a natural chic and geometric edge with a sort of dream-like and mystical flare.
Her newest Spring/Summer Collection 2012 includes the following materials: Druzy, Crystal Points, Wood, Feathers, Leather, Mother of Pearl, Boar’s Tusk, Bone, Semi Precious Stones, Sting Ray.
That’s just a taste of what she can do! View the entire collection here or visit Greenwich Jewelers online or at the store in NYC!
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Hilary Park Jewelry
Stepping into Hilary Park’s jewelry store is like stepping into an enchanted cottage–in the middle of Williamsburg, Brooklyn! Your eyes automatically drift towards the jewelry case in the middle of the store, which contains gorgeous, handmade jewelry in sterling silver and gold, adorned with semi-precious and precious stones.
All of the pieces are handmade by Hilary Park, an exacting artist, with a meticulous attention to detail. Many of the pieces are astrology-inspired.
At Hilary Park’s grand opening, guests sipped zodiac element-inspired cocktails and received detailed readings from an astrologist.
Jewelry Designer, Hilary Park
A glimpse into the jewelry case.
I loved these!! (Actually, I loved everything!)
Hilary Park Jewelry
I got to take home one of Hilary’s handmade pendants. I couldn’t have been happier. Thanks Hilary!
The handmade, sterling silver pendant’s centerpiece is a citrine stone, which brings clearness and focus to the wearer. Great for creative types like writers and artists! If you love these stunning pieces as much as I do, you can visit www.hilarypark.com. Can’t make it to Brooklyn to pick up your favorite piece? Well, you’re in luck, because you can order online!
