Trendsetting contemporary jeweler Pamela Love invites us into her universe, revealing the obsessions and inspirations behind her cult jewelry. Pamela Love began making jewelry in 2007 in a closet studio space in New York City’s garment district. She quickly won a CFDA award and her collection was soon stocked by the chicest boutiques around the world. Love’s creations are deeply spiritual and intuitive, influenced by astrology, alchemy, botany, and the materials and textures of the American Southwest. Her inspirations are steeped in folklore and she incorporates traditional tribal artisan patterns from North Africa, Mexican folk art, and medieval European iconography into her designs, resulting in her own immediately recognizable aura of modern and mystical inspired jewelry. In this personally curated monograph, Love presents intricate still life compositions of her jewelry with objects and ephemera, juxtaposed with photographs from her collections and snapshots from her travels. This enchanting volume will appeal to Pamela Love aficionados, all those interested in contemporary jewelry as well as those looking for bohemian fashion inspiration.

About The Author

Native New Yorker Pamela Love prides herself on her brand’s sustainability and localized production. Her jewelry-making process is completed mostly in her Manhattan studio. Her notable awards include: CFDA Swarovski Award for Accessory Design in 2013, CFDA Lexus Eco-Fashion Challenge in 2012, Ecco Domani Fashion Fund winner in 2011.

Ray Siegel is a fashion writer and editor living in New York.

Francesco Clemente is an acclaimed Italian contemporary artist.