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Moon Vision Earrings
Moon Vision Earrings
Moon Vision Earrings
Moon Vision Earrings

Moon Vision Earrings

$ 198.00
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 by Emilie Shapiro

Queens, New York  

"I’m inspired by the beauty in imperfection -- whether those imperfections come from the natural gemstone, the texture, or the technique. I hope the wearers of my jewelry see a reflection of themselves in my work, celebrating both imperfections and natural beauty."

Emilie uses the ancient craft of lost wax casting which dates back to the Egyptians, wherein she carves sculptural pieces into hard wax and casts them into metal. Rough gemstones are incorporated into her work as a celebration of the beauty of natural imperfection. All production and resources are kept as local as possible, and every piece is handmade in Emilie’s studio in New York City.

Inspired by the hues and textures of the moon in the night's sky, aquamarine and blue sapphire are embedded in brass and dangle on handmade gold-filled earring wires.

  • Length 3/4"
  • Width 1/2"

Each piece will vary slightly due to the uniqueness of the stones. All metal is nickel free.



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All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

Moon Vision Pendant
Moon Vision Pendant
Moon Vision Pendant
Moon Vision Pendant
Moon Vision Pendant
Moon Vision Pendant

Moon Vision Pendant

$ 168.00
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 by Emilie Shapiro

Queens, New York  

"I’m inspired by the beauty in imperfection -- whether those imperfections come from the natural gemstone, the texture, or the technique. I hope the wearers of my jewelry see a reflection of themselves in my work, celebrating both imperfections and natural beauty."

Emilie uses the ancient craft of lost wax casting which dates back to the Egyptians, wherein she carves sculptural pieces into hard wax and casts them into metal. Rough gemstones are incorporated into her work as a celebration of the beauty of natural imperfection. All production and resources are kept as local as possible, and every piece is handmade in Emilie’s studio in New York City.

Inspired by the hues and textures of the moon in the night's sky, aquamarine and blue sapphire are embedded in brass and anchored on a brass cable chain with our handmade clasp.

  • Pendant Length 3/4"
  • Pendant Width 3/4"
  • Chain Length 16" - 18" 

Each piece will vary slightly due to the uniqueness of the stones. All metal is nickel free.



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All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

Kyanite Statement Pendant
Kyanite Statement Pendant
Kyanite Statement Pendant
Kyanite Statement Pendant

Kyanite Statement Pendant

$ 220.00
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 by Emilie Shapiro

Queens, New York  

"I’m inspired by the beauty in imperfection -- whether those imperfections come from the natural gemstone, the texture, or the technique. I hope the wearers of my jewelry see a reflection of themselves in my work, celebrating both imperfections and natural beauty."

Emilie uses the ancient craft of lost wax casting which dates back to the Egyptians, wherein she carves sculptural pieces into hard wax and casts them into metal. Rough gemstones are incorporated into her work as a celebration of the beauty of natural imperfection. All production and resources are kept as local as possible, and every piece is handmade in Emilie’s studio in New York City. 

Rising tides lift all ships. Sometimes in life you need to ride the waves and let the water wash over you. Ocean blue kyanite with a halo of rough cut aquamarine are embedded in brass to create this pendant, anchored on our signature brass chain with a handmade clasp.

  • Pendant Height 1 3/4"
  • Pendant Width 7/8"
  • Chain Length 16" - 18"
  • Each piece will vary slightly due to the uniqueness of the stones. All metal is nickel free.

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All items indicated as gifts are wrapped in high-quality gift wrap before placement in secure packaging for shipping.

NOTE: To request gift wrapping for part or all of any order, please add this item to your cart prior to checking out. During checkout you can specify any additional gift wrapping instructions.

You can now pre-order you favorite local artists' handcrafted work directly from the Princeton University Art Museum Store!

Provide your name and contact information, as well as a brief description of the piece you are interested in. Please allow time for us to coordinate with our artists on the production and delivery of your custom order. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. 

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