The Brevity line of jewelry is aptly named, as the title defines its simplistic and minimalistic beauty.
Anna Corpron of Sub-Studio began her work in 2007, which is described as “an intersection of manmade processes and materials with forms taken from the the natural world.”
The Leaf, Cellular, Bubbles, Grid, and Honeycomb designs are made in silver, gold and black metal, while the Shard, Grow and Moon acrylic pieces are cast and cut in order to contrast with the forging and etching of the stainless steel counterparts.
Simply Fetching.
What's Driving This Trend
- Simplistic Jewelry Designs
- There is an opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating jewelry designs that prioritize simplicity and minimalism.
- Nature-inspired Jewelry
- Incorporating natural motifs into jewelry designs presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the industry.
- Combining Different Materials
- Exploring the combination of metals, acrylic, and other materials in jewelry design opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Jewelry
- There is potential for disruptive innovation in the fashion jewelry industry by focusing on simplistic and nature-inspired designs.
- Artisanal Jewelry
- Artisanal jewelry industry can explore disruptive innovation by experimenting with the combination of different materials in their designs.
- Handcrafted Accessories
- The handcrafted accessory industry can benefit from disruptive innovation by incorporating minimalist and nature-inspired designs.
