Museum Collections

These exquisite earrings, topped with shimmering amethysts, are a loving homage to Vincent Van Gogh, who painted these irises in 1890. He sought a “harmonious and soft” effect when he began this painting, which glows with an array of blues, purples and greens.

The painting that inspired our earrings once hung in Van Gogh’s mother’s house. Today, its home is The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

These precious earrings are burnished with 22K gold leaf for added shine and richness.

This exquisite pendant, topped with a shimmering amethyst, is a loving homage to Vincent Van Gogh, who painted these irises in 1890. He sought a “harmonious and soft” effect when he began this painting, which glows with an array of blues, purples and greens.

The painting that inspired our necklace once hung in Van Gogh’s mother’s house. Today, its home is The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

This precious pendant is burnished with 22K gold leaf for added shine and richness.

Inspired by the 1883 print by renowned Victorian designer William Morris. Watching thrushes steal fruit from his garden gave Morris the idea for this masterpiece. This sensational cuff is composed of shades of green tea, pale plum, daffodil and crimson. 

This aqua, sage and peacock blue Florentine cuff displays the centuries-old art of marbled paper. For 400 years, the process of creating marbled paper was kept secret. In the mid-1800s, the method was finally revealed and marbled paper became extremely popular, especially in bookbinding.