A collaborative exhibition titled 'The Art of the Jewel' is being organized by Stephen Silver Fine Jewelry and Contessa Gallery in Southampton, New York. The weeklong event presents a curated selection of high jewelry pieces alongside fine art works.
'The Art of the Jewel' exhibition features original creations and significant estate jewelry items sourced or designed by Stephen Silver. The pieces are sure to immediately capture the attention of luxury-minded individuals with their use of diamonds and colored gemstones. A percentage of sales from the exhibit will be directed to the American Cancer Society.
'The Art of the Jewel' event marks both the 45th anniversary of the jewelry firm and the 25th anniversary of the gallery.
Image Credit: Stephen Silver Fine Jewelry x Contessa Gallery
What's Driving This Trend
- Art-jewelry Integration
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