The Bjorg Jewellery 2012 Collection is Made for the Modern Nomad
There is something mythical about the Bjorg Jewellery 2012 catalog and collection. It stars models made to look like medieval priestesses, though there is definitely a futuristic element to actual jewelry designs themselves. A great companion to the jewelry design house’s last 2011 collection, the Bjorg Jewellery 2012 collection also seems made for the modern nomad.
According to the designer, Bjørg Nordli-Mathisen, the Bjorg Jewellery 2012 collection combines “fragile and organic structures with an aesthetic influenced by futurism and geometry [and]... sets to blend ancient tales with modern mythologies of sci-fi and their futuristic imagery; invoking concepts like time travel, parallel universes and space distortion.” Using materials such as sterling silver, 18k gold plating, uncut diamonds, crystals, feathers and horsehair, Nordli-Mathisen manages to encompass these ideas seamlessly into each of her pieces.
According to the designer, Bjørg Nordli-Mathisen, the Bjorg Jewellery 2012 collection combines “fragile and organic structures with an aesthetic influenced by futurism and geometry [and]... sets to blend ancient tales with modern mythologies of sci-fi and their futuristic imagery; invoking concepts like time travel, parallel universes and space distortion.” Using materials such as sterling silver, 18k gold plating, uncut diamonds, crystals, feathers and horsehair, Nordli-Mathisen manages to encompass these ideas seamlessly into each of her pieces.
