Jewelry

Explore 292 award-winning designs tagged Jewelry on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Vassilis Mylonadis Work: Jewelry Classification: Jewelry

Otowav

Otowav was created in order to provide a unique creation to someone special and offer the possibility to express feelings for which words alone would not suffice. Deriving from the Japanese word for soundwave, oto, Otowav represents the place, where feelings, a voice, and words meet in three dimensions. As the age-old saying goes, a picture is worth a thousand words. But words can also paint pictures. Every time one speaks, their voices produce waves called soundforms. Otowav translates one's feelings into three dimensions, creating a unique design based on the sound of their voice.

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Designer: Jingcheng Wu Work: Wedding Rings Classification: Jewelry

Hug

The Hug series wedding ring is a very uncommon ring design to see in many years. As many of the wedding rings are in classic designs, with a ring and a setting for the stone and on the surface of it with sometimes 4-8 claws to catch the stone. The Hug wedding ring takes minimalism into the ring field, with only one metal and wrap it up around the stone, no claws is needed, no settings is under it, only the big stone floating on the ring itself, there is also a men's ring to go with, and make ring into a complete piece. Just like marriage.

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Designer: Jelena Dinic Work: Jewellery Classification: Jewelry

The Link

The idea behind The Link was to use the symbolism of the Moon which is believed to connect people across the globe. This, in combination with the concept of a link, represents being an integrative part of something bigger, a whole, the chain. Both motives are presented in the head shape as well as the shank which is composed of differently sized and positioned Moon shaped links, forming an open, comfort shank. These links simultaneously represent the different phases of the Moon. The designer's intention was to help people feel more connected with people far away through this piece.

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Designer: Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Work: Jewellery Classification: Jewelry

Re Form

Re:Form is a jewelry set made of three sliding beads and a chain. Slider beads are normally hidden parts used to adjust the length of necklaces and bracelets. Re:Form turns the slider bead into the main element of the design. Each bead can be placed anywhere along the chain, so the wearer can form a necklace, a bracelet or other arrangements. A 36-inch chain allows more than 120 combinations, while an 18-inch chain allows at least 90. The set invites the wearer to act as a co-creator and supports a simple and lasting style.

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Designer: Jingcheng Wu Work: Bracelet Classification: Jewelry

Tube

This unique Tube Bracelet is from the Tube collection by Wu High Jewelry. The bracelet is inspired by the simplest material: a tube; and it is transformed into a minimalist bracelet, with the help of new material (titanium), with a technique designer was an expert in. The designer wanted to make a tube collection for people to rethink what jewelry originally is. The bracelet was crafted with simplicity, astonishing color, and structure together, which gives the tube bracelet an out-of-the-world beauty and elegance.

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Designer: Dandan Wang Work: Hand Jewelry Classification: Jewelry

Rebirth

Rebirth by dandan wang is a whale-shaped hand jewelry, inspired by the whale fall. It embodies a symbiotic relationship, in which whales and the entire marine ecosystem depend on each other and live in harmony. This is a piece of jewelry that has a strong interaction with the body. It uses 3D modeling and 3D printing technology to make the whole piece of jewelry more vivid, especially the streamlined outline and organic hollow structure. In addition, considering the wearing comfort and convenience, the design of opening and closing bracelet clasp is made to increase flexibility.

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Designer: Pavit Gujral Work: Fine Jewelry Classification: Jewelry

Tuscany Earrings

The Tuscany Earrings were inspired from Pavit Gujral's trip to Italy in 2019 where she was awed by the beauty of the Tuscan region. The earrings have been set in 18K White and Rose Gold with bicolored Tourmaline, Tourmaline Briolette's, Tahitian Pearls, Diamond Baguettes, Diamond Beads and Round Brilliant Diamonds. Pearls depict sun surrounded by Diamond baguettes, beads and rounds brilliants as rays. Bicolored Tourmaline has been handpicked by the designer, keeping in mind the Tuscan colors, surrounded by Brown Diamonds road that is flanked by the iconic Cypress Trees of Tuscany in rose gold.

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Designer: Ying Li Work: Brooch Classification: Jewelry

Mountain

As the designer wishes, this piece of jewelry will provide a touch of coolness from nature to people who live in crowded and busy cities, which allows them to relax for a moment. Nature, mountains and rivers were the inspirations, forming them with regular geometric shapes, leading to complexity to simplicity. Made of 18k white gold, set with 11.76ct spinels and 1.415ct diamonds. The spinel in each piece is unique, just like the trees in the mountains are all different.

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Designer: Ensieh Yazdani Work: Ring Classification: Jewelry

Affinity

Affinity ring design is a fusion of artistic and historical elegance with modern style. This ring is designed in the shape of a flowing curve. In its material, enamel, which has a historical background in the culture and art of the past, is used with a spectrum of green color on black gold. The overall design idea of this women's ring is inspired by the design of the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan, which is one of Zaha Hadid's designs.

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Designer: Arash Raad Work: Necklace Classification: Jewelry

Rhapsody

Rhapsody is a hand-crafted necklace made of 925 silver. The design is based on Islamic geometric patterns that developed over centuries in the Middle East and North Africa. Sculptural folds and ruffles turn the angular geometry of these patterns into a wearable form that follows the human body. Rhapsody is produced in Mashhad, Iran, a city known for traditional crafts, using traditional tools, techniques and materials. The necklace measures 175 by 160 by 45 millimetres. The intent is to join a rich cultural heritage with contemporary jewellery design.

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Designer: Larissa Moraes Work: Ring Classification: Jewelry

Irises

Irises is a double ring inspired by a painting by Vincent van Gogh. The painting shows blue flowers with long, sword shaped leaves. In the ring, the flowers are represented by blue sapphire and by London and sky topaz, while sculptured gold forms the leaves in movement. The ring is made of 18 karat gold by hand, with a matte finish and prong settings. The piece is light and comfortable to wear. The intent is to bring the colors and forms of nature and painting into a wearable object.

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Designer: Larissa Moraes Work: Necklace Classification: Jewelry

Van Gogh's Rosebush

Van Gogh's Rosebush is a handmade necklace inspired by the painting Rosebush in Blossom by Vincent van Gogh. The necklace is made of 18 karat gold and freshwater biwa button pearls. The pearls recall the rounded shapes and varied sizes of the roses on the canvas. The gold forms branches that link one pearl to another. The tip of the necklace is detachable, so the piece can be matched to the mood and the neckline of the day. The slightly curved form helps the necklace fit the body. The design offers a modern use of pearls.

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