A Golden Rendez-Vous on Instagram

Galleries, boutiques and places of choice for jewels that thrive on unexpected visual experiences. Collected and embraced by Instagram


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    motley

Instagram is becoming one of the best social media where to find good and interesting jewelry inspirations and trends. Here are some of the profiles, everybody should follow. 

DSM Jewellery Space 

@doverstreetmarketjewellery 

DoverStreetMarketJewelry

After London, New York, Singapore and Ginza, a new "spot" dedicated to jewelry has arrived on the scene. DSM has inaugurated its social media showroom, making jewelry the guest star of its empire.

 

Martine Newby Haspelagh

@didierltd

DidierLtd

Painters and sculptors are the masters on the scene. And so are architects and designers from the XIX and XX centuries. Instead of contemporary and reproduced jewelry, here there are only pieces that can transmit the language and artistic style of the designers.

 

Australia's space for jewelry

@galleryfunaki

GalleryFunaki

The Melbourne Funaki Gallery has for twentyfive years promoted the creativity of Australian, New Zealand and European artists. At least six solo and collective exhibitions per year, including the Mari Funaki Award for Contemporary Jewellery.

 

Fine Jewelry by Valery Demure

@objet_d_emotion

Objet d emotion

Valery Demure doesn’t miss a beat. She continues her open dialogue with the jewelry industry, giving the oor to new designers and to highly sought- after pieces. Whether they are one of kind, unusual gifts or rare jewels.

 

Motley London

@motley

Montley

A "meeting place" for only the best in the creative thinking of international designers. With everything made in London, Motley looks to diverse jewels with a revolutionary app

 


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