INATTENDU
A STYLE BLOG
I really have a crush on the crystal trend and I’ve been searching for a mineral cocktail ring for weeks. Then I stumbled upon jewelry designer Briana Rose of five and two and her amazing, surreal collection of shimmery minerals. Adorable!
I love the fine and minimalistic jewelry of Mirta Jewelry. Andrea creates beautiful rings, bracelets and necklaces made of sterling silver, some of them of oxidized silver.
Artist and jewelry designer Nga Waiata from New Zealand is the creator of these enchanting mineral rings. The mystical name “Nga Waiata” – pronounced naaaa-y-a-taa – is a Maori name and means “the songs” or “music”. The description of each of her pieces is poetical as well, for example: “pounamu rings – a treasured gift. often signifies peace and has immense spiritual value. emanates great strength within. mana!” No wonder I’m totally captivated by the charm of the minerals’ tender colours combined with sturdy, recycled New Zealand native woods.
I’m completey smitten with these beautiful vibrant bracelets created by Sarah Murphy for her label Hey Murphy. They’re hand wrapped in embroidery floss and finished with brass findings. And if you should have small wrists like I have, just send her an e-mail with your size to make sure that it will fit. Perfect!
It’s springtime and everybody loves colours (me too) but actually my heart beats black. I’m so in love with these cool black accessories, especially the Stingray Necklace from Gabriella Svarvare, so there’s nothing wrong in wearing some black in springtime, right?
Karen Walker The Village Sunglasses // Nixon Watch // Fieldguided Theres Thunder In Our Hearts Tote // Gabriella Svarvare Stingray Necklace // BREE Ayzit 24 Pouch // Marais USA Pumps // Phillip Lim Initial Bra // Saskia Diez Bracelet
These pretty Trapez necklaces from Since. would fit right into my jewelry collection. Julia Reischel, the designer behind Since., creates beautiful minimalistic handmade jewelry and accessoires. The Trapez necklaces are made of silk with sterling silver tube and bayonet closure and are available at her onlineshop or at Arcademi. Lovely!
Oh my gracious these resin bangles from Hongkong based Shanka Design are just brilliant! The unique handshaped pieces are made by mixing ink in clear chemical – I can’t take my eyes away from the fantastic colour effects…
OK, maybe you may think I’m a bit weird now but I looove to touch unglazed porcelain! Its matte surface just feels like velvet. No wonder that I love the handcrafted porcelain rings from MaaPStudio! And look at these colours – totally Marie-Antoinettesque!
I’m loving this beautiful, minimalistic jewelry made by Brooklyn based designer and illustrator Fay Andrada. And her inspiring blog is absolutely worth a visit, too!
It’s mostly the small things in life that make me happy. No wonder I love these enchanting cord bracelets with real rose gold (14 and 18kt) from charming Hortense Bonneau, a French jewelry designer living in California. She wanted to create something for a greater audience to afford and within one year her collections have been sold in stores throughout the U.S and in Paris.
“Coco” (on top) and “Wish me luck” bracelet (14kt rose gold beads) are available in black, baby pink, copper, navy, mustard, brown, red, purple and dark grey. So cute.
