It’s time to say goodbye to a great jewelry designer. But, thankfully, it’s not that kind of goodbye. Instead, it is a greeting and a wish: Suzanne Syz, a Swiss designer who has been an excellent example of creativity in the somewhat static world of jewelry in recent years, has decided to devote herself to something else. To wine, to be precise, with her company in Tuscany. Biodynamic wine.
It is a real shame for those who love jewelry, which Suzanne Syz has been able to renew with the use of materials and technology. The use of titanium, the irony of certain collections, the ability to make irreverence pleasant, are characteristics that only a few can boast. The designer, who worked in Geneva, was born in Zurich, studied in Paris, then moved to New York in the 1980s and joined the circle of Andy Warhol, Jean Michel Basquiat, Julian Schnabel, Francesco Clemente and Jeff Koons. The closeness to these artists greatly influenced her style. Strong colors, surprising compositions and unusual materials were trademarks of his work.
Potrebbero essere un’investimento?
Ciao Michele, chi può dirlo? Finora i gioielli da investimento, cioè quelli che a distanza di molti anni tendono ad accrescere il loro valore, sono stati quelli di marche consolidate, come Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, eccetera. In futuro potrebbero esserlo anche i pezzi di ottimo design come quelli di Suzanne Syz. Di sicuro, però, non perderanno il loro valore intrinseco, quello attuale.
secondo te quanto vale un’anello all tired up?secondo te quanto puo’ valere un’anello all tired up oggi?
Ciao Michele, gioiellis.com è un sito di informazione sul mondo dei gioielli, non facciamo perizie, sorry.