LOS ANGELES - Nov. 11, 2020 - A new addition to Maddalena Bearzi eponymous jewelry collection, the 4-in-1 Chela mask holder + long necklace + choker + wrapped bracelet is the perfect jewelry piece to wear during these difficult and almost surreal times.
Explore this trendy, handcrafted, and one of a kind piece online here. Twenty percent of the revenue will be donated to fight COVID-19.
The imaginative and unique craftsmanship of this nature-inspired designer lists exclusive names such as RTH (featured in the New York Times and GQ) and art museum shops (e.g., Hauser & Wirth) among retailers carrying her line. Her work has also been displayed in galleries and covered by media worldwide.
The 4-in-1 "Chela" piece is part of this designer's limited-edition collection of handmade, textile pieces and it's available in different earthy tones.
Other handmade jewelry by this designer - such as the Aria, Pianeta, Acqua and Terra collections or her innovative one of a kind pieces - can be found in her online shop. Each piece – always inspired by a natural theme - bears a unique, Italian name - a refreshing alternative to mass-made products. The artisan jewelry collections include rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and many unisex designs that accommodate a range of personal styles and budgets.
A respect of nature, a passion for the discovery of different cultures and textures, and a commitment to ethical and environmentally-friendly practices are at the heart of this handcrafted, exclusive jewelry line. Using methods and materials that avoid depleting or destroying the Earth's resources, each piece exemplifies that style and sustainability go hand in hand.
About the Designer - Maddalena Bearzi is not only an Italian jewelry artist, but also a renowned marine biologist and President of the non-profit organization Ocean Conservation Society. As a scientist and author, she has traveled extensively for over 25 years studying wild dolphins and other animals and learning new ways to express herself.
Maddalena began to pursue her passion for jewelry craftsmanship on her own, and later studied metalsmithing at the University of California, Los Angeles. She has learned techniques from master silversmiths and jewelers Gordon Wainwright and Harold O'Connor.
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