Faith, hope, and more hope Aug 27, 2008
Swedish designer Jasmin Zivaljic combines her love for traditional ethnic jewelry, semi-precious gemstones, pearls, and sterling silver in her KumKum jewelry collection. Her line of necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings will make its New England debut tomorrow (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) at the first of several Bloomingdale's trunk shows. (Boston Globe)
By the numbers Jun 2, 2008
Sunglasses, sandals and ethnic jewelry add personality. Consider the two piece. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
Smarty Pants Feb 4, 2008
FOR ACCESSORIES In addition to picking up ethnic jewelry on his far-flung travels, Wells never misses the seasonal Cultural Survival Bazaar () held in Boston each December. For hats, he likes local designer Desmond Bellot, founder of the Dolo Creative Group in Quincy (). (Boston Globe)
Redesigned Jewelry Website Empowers Ethical Purchase Decisions Nov 10, 2007
Other "fair trade," "ethical" jewelry companies with some transparency either sell inexpensive niche, ethnic jewelry; or focus on high karat gold and precious gems crafted from a limited supply chain. The FRE system makes public aspects of the company's weak links that need improvement. (PR Newswire)
Gallery plans opening reception Jul 13, 2007
Attendees can also see the work of Yannick Ponte, who gathers unique elements for home and garden decor and also one of a kind ethnic jewelry and has recently delved into photography. Patrick McMurtry will display his colorful sculptures. (Sonoma Index-Tribune, CA)
Costume Jewelry by Judith Miller Jun 9, 2007
This section is organized by type: pins/brooches, bangles/bracelets, necklaces and earrings with additional information about Art Deco, rhinestone and ethnic jewelry. Bakelite plastic jewelry that is quite often intricately carved and molded to create shapes such as fruit and animals. (Suite101.com)
more » Mar 1, 2007
The vibe: Well-to-do artsy locals clad in big, ethnic jewelry rubbing shoulders with organic-food and local gourmands, tempered by a smattering of corduroy-wearing, aging preppies who have just dropped off Junior for his last year before he heads off to Williams. Despite service being so slow at times that you could gnaw your own fingers off, the place is also so comfortable and welcoming that you won't want to leave anyway, so what's your rush. (CTNow.com)
Dove library was second home to Carlsbad author Jan 7, 2007
Meilach's work includes articles on the arts for popular magazines and newspapers, including The New York Times and Chicago Tribune, as well as books on topics ranging from wood furniture to ethnic jewelry, cooking to computers. The book that launched her career as an author was "Macrame: Creative Design in Knotting" because it was the first to portray macrame as a contemporary art form, said her daughter Susan Seligman. (North County Times)
