Bario Neal Jewelry

Handmade Sustainable Jewelry

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Select Images from our SS16 Lookbook, Summer Studio, featuring classic, yet non-traditional pieces, mixed with new designs.

Photographed and styled by Constance Mensh

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Marcel Christ’s pastel chalk explosions.

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<3 x 5

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Kwiekulik

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KWIEKULIK’s  Open Form – Game on an Actress’s Face, 1971. 

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Our latest Lookbook, Summer Studio has just arrived! 

Click on any of the pieces to shop the SS16 collection.

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Explosion stills from Zabriskie Point, 1970, Michelangelo Antonioni.

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OLAF BREUNING: Smoke Bombs II (2011)

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Saga V, 2009

Inka Lindergård & Niclas Holmström

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Spring Ceremony Collection

Delicate, yet statement-making craftsmanship inspired the lookbook’s theme of pigment-tinted fingertips and softly vibrant colors. We adore the idea of the wearer as painter or other artist, in the studio, creating their own work, while wearing one of ours. 

Read more on the BNblog.

All images from the Bario Neal SS16 Lookbook.

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#SS16 Spring Lookbook Inspiration: Janice Rule, Sissy Spacek and Shelly Duvall in the pool mural from the Robert Altman film, 3 Women. 

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Still life + Palette inspiration

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Secret Garden

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FW13 Mood

by Sebran D'Argent

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Backstage at Gareth Pugh Fall-Winter 2014-2015

© Luc Braquet

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Andalusite, the gemstone that looks as good as it sounds, owes its name to Andalusia, the province in Spain where it was first discovered. 

Similar to opal, andalusite is a polychromatic gem, though its coloring and structure are very different. Ranging from khaki to dark olive, pierced by angular pinks, reds, and blues as the stone shifts in the light, our Andalusite is sourced from a well-respected ethical supplier.

Shop our new Andalusite Nikko and Cluster Rings.

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Bow to the legendary Barbara Kasten.

All installation images by Constance Mensh for the Institute of Contemporary Art.

See more on Barabara Kasten in W or via Bortolami Gallery.

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My First Dream, 2014 © Gary Webb, Courtesy of The Approach