Anthony Roussel is an award winning artist and designer who creates beautiful intricate sculptural jewellery. His work is inspired by the epic sweep of the British coastline and a passion for modern architecture. The materials used are wood and cork.

He works with layers to create beautiful 3D designs for its bracelets and rings. Anthony Roussel works with other woods, including maple, ash and sycamore. The wood, which is shaped and worked by the designer through the software that allow him to create these small sculptures to wear.

This “Open & Closed Necklace” created by Mark Pawson and Tatty Devine surprised me just the other day. A fun idea for a fashion accessory and I believe that this necklace surely draws attention on the wearer. Imagine yourself walking down the street wearing such a message on your pendant.

The “Open & Closed Necklace” is reversible so you can switch it on a different side, depending on your mood. I enjoy discovering creative, multi-colored, “funtastic” jewelry, remember the flower pot ring? In this case, the plastic pendant with multi-colored letters measures 2″ x .75″ and hangs from an 18″ chunky metal chain.

So…what do you think?

The brilliance of a diamond comes from the way it is cut, but why hang on to the same regular pattern. I was quite fascinated to discover an innovative way to cut stones and make then look even better. I must admit that I am attracted to creativity rather than standard or classical designs. So here they are: the curl-cut gemstones.

11.41ct Rubellite

33.75ct Amethyst

31.08ct Aquamarine

The totally custom jewelry are at the point where jewelry and art best combine. The gemstones are natural, thus untreated, and one of a kind carved. The settings for this gorgeous rare stones are also custom made, so the pieces are truly unique in both stone and setting.

Tourmaline necklace

Raw Diamond engagement ring

Ametrine pendant

42.41ct Pink Opal necklace

The images and material are courtesy of Spiralz Studio.