American Studio Jewelry

Pair of sterling studio craft modernist cufflinks. These do not have a makers mark. They do show the influence of Margaret DePatta. One has a some discoloration of the patinated port...

Substantial in both scale and weight, these earrings exemplify the bold design language of mid-century American studio jewelry. Finished with hinged clip backs, they offer strong vis...

A rare and extraordinary wearable artwork by Magick, the acclaimed American studio jewelry brand founded by Danish-born artist Falcher Fusager and his business partner Susan Demski.

The earrings feature applied rope-twist gold detailing, granulation accents, and a carefully hand-assembled construction typical of high-quality American studio jewelry of the 1960s–...

Earl Pardon (1926–1991) was a pioneering figure in the postwar American studio-jewelry movement. Trained as a painter and sculptor, he approached jewelry as miniature wearable art an...

The sapphire is secured within a deeply architectural, cratered Brutalist mounting, with hand-worked negative space and an organic, almost geological surface texture—hallmarks of Ame...

Pieces by Betty Cooke are increasingly sought by collectors of American studio jewelry and midcentury modern design, and this coin pearl necklace suits anyone building a collection o...

A distinguished addition to any collection of American studio jewelry. MATERIALS: 18K Yellow Gold Multicolor Cloisonné Enamel Diamond (bezel set) FINDINGS: Euro wire / Shepherd’s ...

Since 1941, the self-taught artist from Nebraska had overseen production in New York for copper-jewelry designer Francisco Rebajes. Based on Bade's subsequent outside success, in 19...

Their work stands firmly within the American modernist and studio jewelry movement, favoring wearable sculpture over conventional fine jewelry design.

A rare and expressive example of mid‑century American studio jewelry, this bracelet embodies Mary Oros's visionary approach to material, color, and form—an exceptional addition to an...

Its compelling biomorphic design, minimalism, and decades-old patina suggest that it is a midcentury brooch, which could have been made by one of the pioneers of American studio jewe...

Product Specifications: Item Type: Bangle Bracelet Designer: Mignon Faget (signed) Metal: 14K Yellow Gold Finish: Brushed matte Profile: Dome / half-round Width: 6.35mm Diameter: 2.5...

David Yurman watches featuring mother of pearl dials, diamond bezels, and 18K gold cases on sterling silver cable bangles are among the most collectible and sought-after references i...

I also am included in many international as well as national publications as a major exponent of the Modernism American studio jewelry. -Peter Macchiarini

Highly sculptural, oval-shaped box with a pair of yin-yang lids that rotate at opposing points, executed in walnut by Bobby Reed Falwell. Falwell earned his master's degree in sculpt...

Solid Wood American Studio Craft Jewelry Box, 1970's unsigned, Artist Unknown In the style of: Sam Maloof, George Nakashima, Wendell Castle, Wharton Esherick.

Large scale sterling silver cufflinks with applied wave design created by Paul Lobel of New York, circa 1950's. Cufflinks measure 1 1/8" by 3/4" and are signed on reverse Lobel, Ste...

Modernist freshwater two pearl ring set in an abalone shell face created by jewelry artist Ursula Hammil. Rings face measures 1.5" by .75" and is a finger size 7.5 to 8. Inscribed ...

American studio modernist earrings in sterling. A very nice pair of gypsy-style dangle earrings, created by an unknown American studio in solid sterling silver (.925).

Handmade sterling silver and gold 1970's necklace with tiger eye and gold stud accents. Necklace pendant measures 7.5" in length, including the V shaped bale and dangles and suspend...

Stunning American Studio craft Maple Burl organic Jewelry box with 4 containers with lids.

Free form bangle designed by Angela Cummings. Beautiful sculptural bangle bracelet, created by Angela Cummings at her own silversmith studio in New York city, back in the 1995. This...

For your consideration vintage Mexican American style dangle earrings, likely featuring sterling silver and turquoise stones set in a traditional cluster or filigree design. Stamped...

De Patta was an important catalyst for the recognition and promotion of the art of modernist and studio jewellery in America. In addition to expanding the vocabulary of jewellery, ph...

Their pieces are highly sought after by collectors of American studio art jewelry and frequently appear at auction and on 1stDibs.