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Israeli Jewelry

Gazelle Jewelry collection of fashion jewelry combines classic styles with a contemporary urban touch.

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The new jewelry obsession taking over the streets of Tel-Aviv is personalized jewelry. After we all copied Carry Bradshwa’s oh-so-80’s gold necklace with our name hanging on our neck, it is time to take another fashionable step and introduce to you Sima Gilady’s personalized jewelry.

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Nurit Spiegel is an enthusiastic fashion and jewelry designer. By combining her flair, skills and passion, Nurit has been designing and creating her own unique range of handcrafted jewelry for more than 10 years. She refers to her designs as “art to wear” and applies her 4C’s to each piece – Color, Creativity, Composition and [...]

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As Sweet As It Gets – Candy Art Handmade Designs

by Noa Levy on December 7, 2009

Behind Candy Art brand is the multidisciplinary artist Michal Feirman, who designs jewelry, accessories and complementary household items. Michal incorporates nostalgic pieces and authentic vintage items into her creations, such as letters written in the 1930’s and 40’s, seals from long ago, ancient maps and old buttons. Wandering through markets, especially antiques and second hand [...]

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Handmade Jewelry, The Beauty of Nature

by Noa Levy on November 18, 2009

After years of working in the hi-tech industry, advertising, programming and teaching, Yoav Gefen found his destination in jewelry making. Gefen searched for a way to merge his creative side, the art of creating, painting and sculpting, with his livelihood. At the ripe age of 34 he left everything and went backpacking through India. His [...]

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Charmed by Silver Charms Jewelry

by Orna on September 28, 2009

When you’re looking for jewelry that not only looks beautiful and compliments your wardrobe, but is also meaningful and symbolic, charms jewelry is the way to go. Charms bracelets, necklaces and key chains all feature pendants and good luck amulets, each of which has its own unique significance.

The most common charm is the hand-shaped hamsa, [...]

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