Floral collection from Yvone Christa NY, a brand founded by two Swedes transplanted to American soil. Flowers are, in fact, the leitmotif of the new jewelry line. As always, the technique used is that of goldsmith embroidery, with the use of 925 silver, burnished or dipped in 22Kt gold. The result is petals and buds that are transformed into pendants and earrings, with warm and ancient hues, chokers, bracelets, rings, brooches, earrings. In addition to burnished silver, pearls, jade, quartz, jasper, citrine, amethyst, tiger’s eye, lapis, turquoise, coral, amazonite, carnelian, topaz, onyx, jet, zirconia are used. In short, hard stones that match the filigree workmanship typical of the brand.
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