James Parker Sterling Silver Abstract American Modernist Ring

Sterling silver geometric modern ring created by San Diego studio jeweler, James Parker. Ring is a finger size 7 and is signed with the conjoined JP hallmark, Hand Made. Suitable f...

Sterling silver and turquoise enamel modernist pendant created by James Parker of San Diego, California. Pendant measures 2.5" in length by .75" wide and is signed with the artists' ...

Oxidized sterling silver pendant created by silversmith James Parker of San Diego, California. Parker was an early member of the Allied Craftsmen of San Diego which started in the 1...

Sterling silver brooch with inlay of turquoise and wood created by James Frappe of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Brooch measures 2 7/8" by 1" and is signed Frappe, Sterling on reverse....

Abstract modernist gilt sterling ring with large bullet cab faux lapis poured glass stone. 1960's USA. 1.5" long, 1" wide, 3/4" high. Size 6. Excellent condition.

Stunning hand crafted Navajo Turquoise ring Measuring 1.82 in. x 1. in. Large bezel set turquoise Stone. The Ring is a 6.75in. and can be sized b...

Geometric ring with wood designed by Monica Coscioni. Beautiful contemporary cocktail ring, created in the city of Orvieto Italy at the jewelry ateli...

Geometric domed ring designed by Monica Coscioni. Beautiful and sleek contemporary cocktail ring, created in the city of Orvieto Italy at the jewelry atelier of the designer Monica Coscioni. This modern geometric domed piece has been crafted in solid .925/.999 sterling silver, with very high polished finish. Weight: Combined of 34.92 grams (22.38 Dwt). Size: 8.5 sizeable. Measures: 30 mm x 27 mm (1.18 x 0.71 inches). Hallmarks: Stamped with the maker's mark, the italian assay mark for the warranty of the silver and signed, "ITALY .925 *97TR". About Monica Coscioni My name is Monica. I live and work in Orvieto, where I was born. From the beauty of the places that surround me I draw the destination for art and creativity. From classical studies, the love for the origin and the plasticity of the forms. I have been creating jewels for over thirty years but I keep the traits of a little girl alive: I play, invent, create, amaze. I attended the "workshop" of a well-known Tuscan goldsmith and sculptor for six years but the real training was the direct experience in my atelier...