Fine Jewelry: Necklaces
Often referred to as the romancer of the stones, Stephen Dweck draws his inspiration from the wealth of materials found in nature, which can be seen in his signature flower and leaf designs. He has built a brand based on his love for natural stones and minerals. He collects stones from all over the world – tourmaline from Brazil, boulder opal from Australia, ammonites from Morocco, and pearls from the South Sea. Over the years, he has had many collaborations with fashion designers including Donna Karan, Oscar de la Renta, Catherine Malandrino, and Escada.
Wooden Cluster Necklace
• Flat wooden beads with clear rock crystals on ends.
• Adjusts from 15" to 21"L; drop, 6".
• Three sterling silver chains.
• Hook-and-eye clasp.
$990
Bloodstone Necklace
• Beaded necklace adorned with multicolor graduating bloodstones.
• Large bronze ball at bottom center.
• Engraved brass hook closure.
• 18 1/2"L.
$395
Pyrite and Bloodstone Necklace
• Link chain adorned with bloodstone cylinders and pyrite stones.
• Faceted teardrop pyrite drop suspends from engraved ring.
• 17 3/4"L; 1 5/8" pendant.
• Brass tone hardware.
• Toggle closure.
$675
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All Stephen Dweck designs are produced in his Brooklyn Design Studio. His brothers, Edmond and Gregory, oversee the production, technology, marketing, and consumer relations for their growing company. In Fall 2004, Stephen launched his version of diamond jewelry with Celestial, Constellation, and Galaxy collections. These collections are a refined mix of details, incorporating Stephen's signature engraving with diamonds, 18k yellow and rose gold, sterling silver, and bronze. Stephen's diamond collections have moved him into the world of fine jewelry, with a look that is both high fashion and classic.
