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Polli Jewelry Stands

Filed under: Decor, Jewelry


I have a bad habit of tossing my jewelry on top of my dresser at night and as a result I often forget what pieces I have because they're all jumbled up and hard to find. What I should do is invest in some decorative jewelry stands like these from Polli. Available in cheerful bright colors, there are both standing and hanging versions in patterns inspired by coral branches, gum trees, and bamboo. Laser cut out of acrylic, these stands can be used to hold and display jewelry or act as a decoration all on their own. AU$140

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Wearable Art in Black Coral

Filed under: Jewelry

Bernard K. Passman crafted jewelry and sculptures from black coral from 1974 until his death earlier this year, at age 91. His pieces are sold exclusively in Passman Galleries in St. Thomas, Las Vegas, Ketchican, Maui, Beverly Hills, and the Grand Caymans.

Passman crafted one-of-a-kind sculptures and jewelry for royalty, presidential palaces, and celebrities around the world. His pieces were only crafted from pieces of coral that had broken off naturally, as he did not want to harvest any living coral.

Each piece sold in the Passman Galleries was signed by Passman. Following his death, the company began signing pieces with a distinctive symbol, to differentiate those pieces from the ones made while he was still living.

The jewelry and sculptures have a distinctive style that is cherished by collectors around the world.

Bounkit Bamboo Coral Necklace

Filed under: Jewelry


Coral is one of the gems that just says summer. This neck-spanning coral necklace comes from Hassan Bounkit whose eponymous line consists of heavy multistrand necklaces and bracelets and heavy dangling earrings. Bounkit, who is originally from Casablanca, Morocco worked for a wide variety of fashion designers before branching off into the world of jewelry. His lavish designs have a celebrity following that includes Oprah Winfrey. This necklace is made from six removable strands of bamboo coral with chalcedony accents and sells for $995.

Little Havana Links

Filed under: Jewelry

It's well known that many high-end jewelry designers are hired by companies like Banana Republic to create jewelry lines. Of course, these designers' names are never mentioned...so unless you're in the business, it's likely you won't recognize the goods. Anthropologie also gets many name jewelers doing their stuff, which makes the store one of the best places to find jewelry. No idea who designed these fabulous brass and coral earrings--dubbed Little Havana Links--but who cares? Price: $78.


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