Surreal Eye Tooth Necklace, MWLC

Classic bead necklace with large 18mm hand knotted mother of pearl beads with pale coral lacquer. Signature MWLC "Eye" clasp has "your back" in any position. The clasp is made with...

Classic bead necklace with large 18 mm hand knotted smokey quartz beads. Signature MWLC "Eye" clasp has "your back" in any position. The clasp is made with a vintage greyish Taxide...

Large scaled necklace of sapphire twist and cut beads with gunmetal clasp set with large pear shaped pastes and faux pearl. USA 1980s. Tess Shalom Desgns. 15". Clasp 3" x 3". Excelle...

Unusual collar with surrealist overtones in silvered and bronze gilt metal with genuine tiger eye cabochons. Fallen tree trunk motifs, very striking and Daliesque in feeling. 1" wide...

A signature simple, yet versatile beaded bracelet that is unmissable in Clarissa Bronfman's collection. This piece can be casual, formal, and adds that extra light to your look. Br...

Made of glorious blue tiger eye semi-precious gemstone that reflects colors from purple to blue with hints of golden brown. It is complimented by transparent colorful German vintage glass beads that are edged with 24K gold. On the center is a large flame shaped baroque freshwater pearls. It is measured at 16 inches and can be extended at about 18 inches. The vintage glass...

Audrey Werner has always been interested in the different ways people around the world, and throughout history, have adorned themselves. As a child, she would make jewelry from everything she could find-from beads to rocks, wire, and seeds. In 1992 she enrolled in classes at FIT with an eye toward expanding her knowledge of metal, and, from this point onward, was hooked. Later that same year, she landed an apprenticeship with the jeweler Gregg Wolf. Werner soon became his assistant, a position she would hold for the next two years while establishing her own practice. Another influence on Werner’s work came from a seemingly unexpected place. In 1996 she was sharing a studio with jeweler Philip Crangi...

The Nazar, also called the evil eye, has been a belief passed though decades and cultures, which still exists today. Owning a Nazar charm is believed to point out and divert the spit...