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Catherine

Our Classics Reimagined

Named after Catherine of Braganza (1638-1705), King Charles II’s (1630-1685) wife, the Catherine collection is inspired by jewelry made popular in 17th century England and reimagined for today's modern woman. Crafted from 18k yellow gold washed sterling silver or black rhodium washed sterling silver, the collection features scalloped, bezel settings lined with our signature foils, and flat-cut white quartz. These design elements, which were prevalent during the 17th century in both sentimental and heraldic jewelry, continue to endure as the cornerstone to our reimagined classics collection.

“By incorporating timeless design elements, the Catherine collection offers modern women a way to embrace the elegance and sophistication of the past, while expressing their own unique sense of style.” Emily

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Luzia

A love affair with 18th century Portuguese jewelry lies behind Larkspur & Hawk’s latest collection. The new designs have distilled, with a feather-light touch, that rich period of jewelry creation that came about specifically from the spoils of 18th century Portuguese trade routes, and the results are sumptuous but effortlessly contemporary. Called Luzia, the collection name literally translates to “sparkling light” in Portuguese.

In the 1700s, Portugal was a world leader, acquiring colonies and exotic trade routes. Among those was Brazil, a country still known today for a plethora of collectible gemstones of vast variety and color. In particular, this specific colony was responsible for giving 18th century Portuguese jewelry some very unique characteristics that collectors continue to covet today. Most notably, the jewelry was set with a very high ratio of stone to metal.

For Luzia, founder and designer Emily Satloff reimagines some of these specific codes of 18th century Portuguese jewels that she has long admired. She focuses on a favored stone color palette from the period as well as introduces her most detailed stone clusters which are meant to elicit the feeling of a multitude of stones set with minimal, almost invisible bezels. Luzia is an ode to a very specific period of one country’s adoration of extravagant jewelry from centuries ago, but also it is a contemporary take on unusual gemstones and color combinations.  

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Luzia

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