| Elizabeth Garvin New York, NY |
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fine and functional art
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Elizabeth Garvin graduated with honors from New York University in 1986, earning a
bachelor of Arts degree, with further studies at Parsons School of Design and
Massachusetts College of Art. Jewelry by Elizabeth Garvin is exhibited internationally in
many galleries and museum stores as well as home furnishing and design focus
boutiques as an example of contemporary design in wearable art.
Her goal as a designer has been to create forms with classic elegance and enduring
quality, while intergrating various techniques and at times parting with tradition as a part of
her overall design concept. Each piece of jewelry is handmade in her New York studio
from sterling silver. Applying various techniques of patterning and finishing, each piece is
playfully graphic, yet sensibly made to be surprisingly affordable. Her approach to
designing form, engineering movement and developing techniques often draws as much
from architecture and industrial design as from the traditional craft of jewelry making. The
result is an approach to design that is at once timely and timeless.
bachelor of Arts degree, with further studies at Parsons School of Design and
Massachusetts College of Art. Jewelry by Elizabeth Garvin is exhibited internationally in
many galleries and museum stores as well as home furnishing and design focus
boutiques as an example of contemporary design in wearable art.
Her goal as a designer has been to create forms with classic elegance and enduring
quality, while intergrating various techniques and at times parting with tradition as a part of
her overall design concept. Each piece of jewelry is handmade in her New York studio
from sterling silver. Applying various techniques of patterning and finishing, each piece is
playfully graphic, yet sensibly made to be surprisingly affordable. Her approach to
designing form, engineering movement and developing techniques often draws as much
from architecture and industrial design as from the traditional craft of jewelry making. The
result is an approach to design that is at once timely and timeless.
| Bracelet Reverse Curve Bracelet in Sterling Silver with drilled round Silver beads and curved Silver flat wire. Seven drilled balls and seven hand formed flat wire curves set with tube rivets, allowing for free movement of all parts. Playful and comfortable. Length aprox.. 7 1/2 $255.00 #1077 |
| Bracelet Reverse Curve Bracelet with oval Silver/Gold striped beads. Two-tone striped jewelry, achieved by carefully sanding stripes onto matte finished plated sterling beads, revealing the metal below, and creating two contrasting surfaces and colors. $255.00 #1076 |
| Bracelet Reverse Curve Bracelet with oval Silver/Black striped beads. Two-tone striped jewelry, achieved by carefully sanding stripes onto matte finished plated sterling beads, revealing the metal below, and creating two contrasting surfaces and colors. $255.00 #1075 |
| Bracelet Bangle bracelet in Sterling silver with oxidized interior. $135.00 #1084 |
| Bracelet Articulated bracelet in Sterling silver with turned sterling studs with oxidized accents . $298.00 #3 |
| Earrings Zig-Zag Earrings with 5/8 round Silver/Black striped bead. Two-tone striped jewelry, achieved by carefully sanding stripes onto matte finished plated sterling beads, revealing the metal below, and creating two contrasting surfaces and colors. $90.00 #1074 |
| Earrings Patterned Sterling Short Zig-Zag Earrings in Sterling Silver with drilled round Silver beads and curved Silver wire. $85.00 #1073 |
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