By popular demand, here's the update to our ultimate Guide to Unique Wedding Rings. Sure, you could just go ahead and rock down for a socially-distant appointment with some mall jeweler (and there's nothing wrong with that), but for those of you looking for something a little different, and a little less mainstream, look no further. Whatdesigners is reader-supported. When … [Read more...]
Rough Diamond : Salt, Pepper, & Grey Diamond Rings
I’ll be honest, I am not a diamond ring type of person. I err on the side on minimal and modern rather than elegant and ornate. Recently, however, I discovered grey diamonds and was stunned by their beauty. Seemingly, I am not the only one. They have become a sought after engagement ring for those looking for something more unique. (Personally, I would wear them any time for … [Read more...]
Lolide: Modern Jewelry & Wedding Rings
Lolide is another jewelry designer that I've admired for a long time and we've featured their work in our post Ring Cycle before. Again, each piece is a little work of art and the craftpersonship is impeccable. Lolide's jewelry is handmade in Seattle with American components, including: conflict free diamonds (lab grown) and metals, and mostly 100% recycled metals. And, … [Read more...]
Small Batch Gift Guide: Unique, handcrafted, & small batch gifts
We're excited to announce the Small Batch Gift Guide featuring a selection of the best, unique, handcrafted, handmade, and small batch gifts that are made by independent artists, designers, and makers. All guide participants are small batch with an emphasis on ethical, sustainable, eco-friendly, and socially conscious products. SHOP BY CATEGORY Shop for Good causes Shop for … [Read more...]
From Brooklyn with Love
New York City designer, Hisui Jade, creates superbly minimal jewelry, without being stark. With most prices below $100, you can consider this jewelry as an everyday luxury. Importantly, Hisui's jewelry is handmade using tarnish resistant, hypoallergenic, nickel-free, recycled and ethically sourced materials. And it’s a beautiful thing when beautiful things don’t come at the … [Read more...]