Kristen Elspeth
Echo Park-based jewellery designer Kristen Levy got her first taste of design while learning Native American beadwork at the age of 10. Exploring the jewellery boxes of her mother and grandmother, she would rework broken jewellery into pieces for herself.
The current collection's minimalist and modern aesthetic is rooted in nature and draws inspiration from from indigenous reverie, honoring the African Porcupine. Kristen uses their quills to create some of the collection's signature pieces. Porcupines shed their quills naturally, like hair, which are then carefully gathered and cleaned, leaving the animals completely unharmed. Porcupines and their quills represent trust, innocence, invincibility, intelligence, and are symbols of protection from dark spirits.
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Kristen Elspeth
Herkimer point stud
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Visit product page →Cast in 14k gold, rose gold or sterling silver from the point of a tiny Herkimer diamond. The tiny facets catch the light in just the right way. Measures approximately 2mm across. Backings included.
Sold as a single if you would like them as a pair, please select qty 2.
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Kristen Elspeth
Small Bar Studs ONE ONLY SILVER
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Visit product page →Cast in 14K gold or sterling silver measuring 0.25” long x 2mm thick square bar.
Sold as a single, if you would like them as a pair, please select qty 2.
