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Monday, May 26, 2014

#JWLV - Jewelry Artist Gina Pankowski Debut - Design Center at JCK Las Vegas #JCKLV

Jewelry Artist Gina Pankowski Debut - Design Center at JCK Las Vegas

May 30 – June 2nd, 2014
Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, NV

Design Center Booth # S10807 

Exhibiting for the first time at JCK Las Vegas Gina Pankowski brings her distinctive line in Gold, Silver and Gems. Bold and wearable her pieces are designed with movement in mind. Exquisitely crafted in the artist Seattle studio, USA.

    

Pictured are, Lattis Earrings in 18k and Kyanite 32ct, MSRP $3,000.00. Right, Verve Bangle Bracelet in 18k green gold with sky blue Montana Sapphire, 6ct, MSRP $ 10,000.00

Gina Pankowski Jewelry is made to move: bracelets with three-dimensional links roll elegantly over your wrist and collapse and expand with every gesture. Statement necklaces look like they may have grown out of a scene from Halo.

Gina’s Earth Air Ocean Collection also features many rare one-of-a-kind gems in Necklace and Bracelet convertible pieces worn three ways. The Star Eye Orbit Ring features Idaho Star Garnet and Cat’s-Eye Sillimanite orbiting around each other when you move your hand.

Gina Pankowski jewelry is in the permanent collection of the Smithsonian, has been shown and published internationally, and is available in fine jewelry stores and Neiman Marcus. Gina also is featured in the Moen statement piece campaign with TV commercials and print ads running through 2014 internationally. 

Monday, August 24, 2009

Lattis Designs wins "Best Gold"...


The pictured bracelet "Verve" was chosen by a panel of judges as a finalist in the June "Best of Gold" jewelry contest sponsored by National Jewelers Network.

"Lattis Design was named a finalist for it's "Verve Bangle Bracelet" an 18 karat adn 14 karat gold design accented with channel set rings of yellow and blue sapphires. Inspired by aerodynamics and patterns in nature, the design is a complex system of moving links." View the full article: http://.nationaljewelernetwork.com/njn/contentdisplay/fashion/jewelry-reports/e3i449839ed4a8362b6f85e844f08932e9e

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