Designer Jewelry: Necklaces
Monica Rich Kosann is a fine art black-and-white photographer, who is also the founder of the Monica Rich Kosann jewelry, accessories and home decor company: The Fine Art of Family. Her Image Case Jewelry line including lockets, pendants, and bracelets, is just another way to share your precious images of loved ones. The distinctive style of her jewelry evokes the tradition of pocket watch fobs, lockets, and charms from another era. Her collection is offered in 18 karat gold and sterling silver, she has designed image cases and jewelry for Madonna and Katie Holmes.
Oval Gate Frame Necklace
Inspired by a child peeking through an iron gate, this unique Sterling Silver locket concept features two single image cases finished in the signature floral pattern peeking out from behind a scroll gate set with five blue aquamarines. Case measures one-inch tall. Also available with white sapphires. The 18-inch open link chain allows for easy adjustment to almost any length. Photos easily slide in the top of each image case. Also available to hold three photos (The first image case holds a photo on each side).
$795
Floral Image Case Charm on Black Silk Cord
This casually elegant piece was designed to wear with the image side down, close to your heart. Each Sterling Silver image case is crafted in the signature floral pattern. Charm measures 1 3/8" x 1" and hangs from a 16-inch black silk cord. Photos easily slide in the top of each image case.
$165
18K Gold Small Round Locket
Round locket embellished with signature floral pattern or hammered pattern. The locket measures 3/4-inch in diameter and hangs from an 18-inch chain with an extra chain loop that converts it to a 16-inch length. Photos easily slide in the top of each image case. Shown alongside 1" Floral Locket for sizing reference.
$2275
See more MONICA RICH KOSANN JEWELRY at fineartoffamily.com.
Monica Rich Kosann is a museum and gallery exhibited fine art photographer specializing in creative, black and white portraiture. Kosann began designing photograph frames in 2002 by recycling antique compacts and cigarette cases. She saw in the shapes of these vintage accessories a new generation of possibilities and modern day pieces designed to be a keepsake to be worn or displayed and then passed on for generations as a family heirloom. Each of her pieces is crafted from sterling silver, gold, calfskin leather or glass fired enamel.
