CHEVRON EARRINGS
A pair of disc earrings each centred on a round old-mine diamond, beautifully crafted with a repetitive openwork, chevron pattern, pavé-set with diamonds of mixed sizes, in platinum.
INFINITY MOON EARRINGS
A pair of long pendent earrings, each surmount set with an old-mine diamond suspending an articulated cascade of graduated diamond pavé-set crescent moons, set on a fine knife-wire, in platinum.
DIAMOND JAALI EARRINGS
A pair of disc earrings each with symmetrical jaali design, echoing a traditional, Mughal pattern of perforated ornamental surface, and diamond pave sparkling through, in titanium.
EMERALD PYRAMID RING
A ring centred on a rare and exceptional 18th century pyramid cut emerald, reverse set, on a band set with custom-cut triangular, flat cut diamonds, in platinum and 18 K white gold.
BURMESE SAPPHIRE CUFF
A cuff bangle of ‘boteh’, mango or paisley design, centred on a superlative antique cabochon Burmese sapphire, matched with 15 custom-cut cabochon Burmese sapphires, 3 leaf-shaped around the centre stone, 9 ovals along the bracelet, and further stones on the curling tails of the motif, all inset into pavé-set diamonds of mixed sizes, in titanium.
EMERALD FLOWER RING
Exceptional one-of-a-kind ring set with four 17th century carved Colombian emeralds and one portrait diamond; complete with a diamond pave. High relief carvings of such emeralds are extremely rare as there was a significant loss in the material and they were commissioned by the imperial order. Some pieces could still be found set in important jewels.
DIAMOND PLATINUM RING
A ring with a diamond baguette set in a slightly twisted, blackened platinum band. The juxtaposition of the shape and exposed diamond fashion a never-ending ornament.
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Focus: This panel will explore what it truly means to create an artisan jewelry brand in a world increasingly driven by fast fashion and mass production. Panelists will discuss their personal journeys of building brands based on craftsmanship, creativity, and authenticity. They will also delve into the challenges and rewards of maintaining artisanal values while remaining relevant in a competitive market.
Venue: Liwan
Date: Tuesday, February 3rd
Panelists:
Briony Raymond
Krishna Choudhary
Lauren Adriana
Fabio Salini
Discussion Topics:
• Craftsmanship Over Commerciality: Why some jewelry brands choose to prioritize craftsmanship and artistry over mass production, and how that sets them apart in the marketplace.
• The Balance Between Art and Commerce: How can artisan brands remain sustainable and relevant without compromising on their values?
• Personal Connections in Artisan Jewelry: How the act of commissioning a custom, handmade piece establishes a personal relationship between the designer and client, fostering a deeper connection with the jewelry.
• Challenges of Building an Artisan Brand in a Fast-Paced World: What are the difficulties of running an artisan jewelry brand in an industry driven by trends, mass production, and the pressures of commercial success?
• Authenticity and Storytelling: How artisan brands craft their unique identity through the stories behind the designs, and why storytelling is a key part of their appeal.
• Communication with Audiences – How Artisan Brands Connect Differently: How the communication strategies of artisan brands differ from commercial jewelry brands. How do they use digital platforms, events, or social media to communicate their values, and how does this resonate with consumers who prioritize craftsmanship and individuality?
Dear Designer,
We’re excited to invite you to a special event, “In Conversation with International Jewelers,” designed exclusively for the M7 community of local jewelry designers and enthusiasts.
This is a great opportunity to meet and chat with internationally recognized jewelers – Briony Raymond, Fabio Salini, Lauren Adriana, and Krishna Choudhary – and hear about their experiences building authentic, artisanal jewelry brands in today’s world of fast fashion.
You’ll have the chance to connect with fellow designers and industry professionals in a relaxed and engaging setting. It’s a perfect time to exchange ideas, ask questions, share insights, and enjoy a laid-back evening with like-minded creatives.
Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, February 4th
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Venue: M7 Learning Space
Audience: Private (Local Jewelry Designers)
Please RSVP using the link below to secure your spot. We look forward to having you join us for this informal and valuable gathering!