The
Cultured Pearl Association of America announces
Winners of the 2012-2013 IPDC,
International Pearl Design Contest
Ocean Lullaby |
President’s
Trophy:
... the highest honor awarded to a design that unanimously captivated judges as the best of the best.
“Ocean Lullaby”
Evelyn
Huang of Los Angeles, California
Luster
Award:
...given to the entry that is judged “most marketable” of all the entries in the competition. This design will have the most overall appeal for the retail marketplace.
“Black Ice Fleurette
Earrings”
Mastoloni of New
York, New York
Brilliance Award (photo above):
...given to the entry that best illustrates the spectrum of pearl colors in the most beautiful way.
“Ocean Lullaby”
Evelyn Huang of Los Angeles, California
Designer’s Award - Tie:
... given to the entry that takes pearls to the far corners of the imagination and beyond.
“Bathing
in the Moon”
“Ying-Yang”
Jorge Adeler,
Adeler Jewelers of Great Falls, Virginia
Adeler Jewelers of Great Falls, Virginia
Orient Award - Tie:
...the award given to the entry that would inspire a new found affinity in someone for cultured pearls.
“X Pearl”
Geoffrey Middle
Phetchaburi, Thailand
Phetchaburi, Thailand
“Contempo”
Mark Schneider
Long Beach, California
Long Beach, California
The
Visionary Award:
...the entry that re-defines the iconic pearl strand and shifts the perception of cultured pearls for today’s buyer.
“Heart
of the Moon”
Anita Dickey
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
The Fashion Award:
Fun, fresh, modern. A design which looks as if it came straight from the Paris runway.
“Tahitian Nights”
Maggie Davidson
Edmonds, Washington
Edmonds, Washington
Wedding
Day Pearls - Tie:
Brides and pearls are synonymous. Create a “fantasy wedding” theme with pearls.
“Medusa Earrings”
“Embrace”
Nuttapon Yongkiettakul of
Bangkok, Thailand
Commendations
were also given to 22 entries which demonstrated
high standards of achievement, in accordance with the judging criteria.
These
can be viewed at Commendation winners
This
2012-2013 edition of the IPDC was truly International in scope. Entries from
thirteen countries were received.
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