This Olivia Terrell collection of jewelry is inspired by the designers location in Madrid, Spain. Originally from Tennessee, Terrell currently models her pieces after European culture, architecture and food, hence the eclectic and vibrant nature of her work.
As Terrell draws and produces each one of her items, they are entirely unique and separate from one another. She has yet to replicate her unique sketches and consequently, the adornments are imbued with originality and an imaginative take on accessorizing.
Terrell believes in the beauty of imperfection. Instead of being perfectly smooth, rounded or etched, she puts tiny flaws on display within her many necklaces, rings, earrings and bangles, seen in small nicks and beautiful blemishes.
Modern Madrid Jewelry
The Olivia Terrell Adornment Line is Modeled After Current Spanish Styles
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