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Most Supersticious: Harwell Godfrey
"With aesthetic roots in the ancient textiles and patterns of the African Diaspora, Harwell Godfrey fine jewelry is handcrafted in 18-karat gold with precious gemstones, colorful inlay, and ethically-sourced diamonds. Designed with healing energy in mind, each gemstone is thoughtfully selected to enhance the wearer’s experience. Incorporating figurative references to block printing and weaving from cultures long ago, the collection brings a sense of history to modern day precious heirlooms."
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The Smartest AI: Van
"Van was born from my desire for heritage pieces that transcend time and place. I love irreverent jewellery, and I designed the Van Robot to embody the past, present and future. Fine jewellery should feel perennially relevant, not take itself too seriously, and, above all, it should make you smile." Coming soon to Marissa Collections!
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The Most Jammin: Sorellina
Sorellina is a jewelry design house founded by sisters Nicole and Kim Carosella that redfines the “everyday” piece of jewelry. Neither subtle nor discreet, Sorellina pieces are bold, statement pieces made for the urban, modern day woman, Sorellina creates a harmonious dichotomy by seamlessly blending opposing ideas of femine with masculine and vintage with modern. A distinct style emerges from this balance that is quintessential Sorellina.
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Fire Me Up: Retrouvai
"Launching Retrouvaí in 2016 was the culmination of Kirsty's unwavering passion for creative expression and obsession with jewelry as a sentimental possession. A three-time Couture Design Award winner and Gem Award nominee for Jewelry Design by Jewelers of America, Kirsty’s work funnels themes like empowerment and intuition through her own distinct lens. Her work is recognizable, incorporating technical lapidary work and three-dimensional computer engraving. Each design combines playfulness and importance, with collections spanning across motifs from traditional to whimsical." Coming soon to Marissa Collections!