Erin Cuff creates timeless, handcrafted jewelry in Northern California, inspired by the desert, mid-century design, and her jeweler grandmother. With a background in art and silversmithing, she crafts elegant, utilitarian pieces in gold and silver, often custom and heirloom-driven, that balance sentiment and structure, made to be worn and treasured for generations.

Ray Griffiths is a master goldsmith whose signature Crownwork® technique transforms 18-karat gold into sculptural, lightweight latticework. Trained in antique restoration, his work bridges classical craftsmanship and contemporary design. From bold earrings to beaded strands, each piece reflects technical mastery, gemstone fluency, and a lifelong dedication to wearable elegance.

Jennie Kwon blends precision, artistry, and restraint in her fine jewelry, drawing on a background in classical music and law. Her Los Angeles–based brand is known for delicate, hand-finished designs that emphasize balance, authenticity, and quiet beauty, crafted slowly and intentionally to become modern heirlooms with emotional depth and everyday wearability.

Rene Escobar is a third-generation jeweler based in South Florida, known for his handcrafted, one-of-a-kind designs. With a passion for both traditional and innovative techniques, he creates timeless pieces that blend artistry and craftsmanship. Rene’s work attracts discerning collectors, emphasizing authenticity, originality, and the enduring beauty of fine jewelry.

Paris-based designer Marie Laure Chamorel creates textile jewelry that blends couture techniques with vintage materials like lace, pearls, and antique cabochons. Handcrafted in her Marais studio and inspired by global craft traditions, her tactile, expressive pieces defy trends, offering jewelry that feels personal, sculptural, and rich with story and texture.

Emanuela Duca is a Rome-born, Hudson Valley–based jeweler known for sculptural pieces in silver and gold with richly textured, volcanic surfaces. Blending ancient inspiration with modern minimalism, her hand-forged designs evoke relics of the past while embracing transformation, creating contemporary jewelry that feels timeless, grounded, and quietly powerful.

Universal Deco is the vision of Fernanda Durmer, who immigrated from Costa Rica as a child and found comfort in art during a time of transition. Encouraged early on for her creativity, she developed a distinct style using fine pens and gold leaf. Now based in Denver, Fernanda creates one-of-a-kind gold heirlooms that reflect her journey, resilience, and artistry.

Petra Class creates sculptural jewelry that blends European applied arts with California’s organic sensibility. Working in high-karat gold and vivid gemstones, her San Francisco atelier produces textured, painterly pieces that celebrate contrast and color. Now a family-run studio, Petra collaborates with her son and daughter-in-law to continue evolving a collection rooted in craftsmanship, spontaneity, and natural beauty.

Anthony Lent has spent over 50 years crafting sculptural jewelry rich with symbolism and storytelling. Blending classical technique with surreal imagery, his work transforms precious metals and stones into miniature artworks that feel timeless, deeply personal, and unmistakably his own.

Alice Clarke is a fine jewelry designer whose work is shaped by memory, landscape, and quiet emotion. Using recycled gold and ethically sourced materials, she creates tactile pieces inspired by her Yorkshire roots and remote journeys through the South Atlantic, jewelry that tells stories and honors the natural world.

Ellis Mhairi Cameron creates bold, sculptural jewelry that draws on the rich history of her Scottish heritage. Inspired by ancient treasure hoards, medieval armor, and the rugged landscapes of the Highlands, her work celebrates texture, storytelling, and the beauty of imperfection. Each piece is crafted to feel powerful and personal contemporary heirlooms grounded in history.

Hidden behind an unmarked door in the heart of Milan, Elva is a quietly iconic jewelry atelier known only to those who need to know. Founded by mother-daughter duo Elvira and Valeria Cammarata, the brand blends decades of goldsmithing expertise with a modern eye for design. Together, they create timeless, handcrafted pieces that celebrate simplicity, beauty, and the enduring emotional power of fine jewelry.

Erica Molinari’s path to jewelry design is anything but ordinary. A former Olympic luger, she brings the same focus, discipline, and drive from the track to the bench. What began as a personal search for meaningful, one-of-a-kind jewelry quickly evolved into a full-fledged design career, one defined by craftsmanship, symbolism, and relentless curiosity.