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USA : Jewelry maker Tilting Swiftly launches Fall Collection 2005
August 22, 2005 |  |
Leading jewelry maker Tilting Swiftly announced the release of its Fall 2005 Collection. This fall fashion season, the must have accessories are independently designed. Jen Wallace, Tilting Swiftly Designer, participates in this growing indie movement by offering eclectic yet elegant jewelry and accessories for those with a different perspective.
The indie design movement consists of independent artists and crafters who offer shoppers an alternative to big box stores and mass-produced items. Shoppers eager for choices not available at the local mall are turning more and more to indie designers. Distinct and one-of-a-kind, the designs of Tilting Swiftly are sure to fit the bill for the fall fashion season.
“I have always been a do-it-yourself kind of person. I’m not one to follow the pack, but strike out on my own, designing and creating both in my personal and professional life. I think life is fuller and richer if you find your own way in work and play. I love wearing and creating unique and eclectic jewelry that is truly one-of-a-kind,” says Tilting Swiftly Designer, Jen Wallace.
Drawing inspiration from the world of nature, Art Nouveau and the textile tradition of Central and South America, Jen is determined as always to create wearable art that all can love to wear. The stunning necklace, named Coins for Hatsheput, with its vivid moss agate discs, bronze freshwater pearls and turquoise gemstones hanging from sterling silver cable chain evokes the spirit of art nouveau and is inspired by the work of Alphonse Mucha. Composed from bright red coral and turquoise, Bamboo Drops earrings draw from the intense colors of the brightly hued Guatemalan textiles. The beautiful caverns and mountains of Skyline Drive in the Shenandoah National Park inspired the necklace, Tumbled Caverns, created from rugged lodolite and smooth crystal quartz on sterling silver cable chain.
Tilting Swiftly designs are created using only the highest quality materials, including, but not limited to, sterling silver, semi-precious stones, glass, and other natural materials. Some designs are one-of-kind while others are limited editions. When purchasing from Tilting Swiftly, shoppers can be sure of getting truly unique, individually designed works of jewelry art. | | | | Tilting Swiftly |  |
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