Michael Boyd is one of those designers whose work you can spot from a mile, even if you haven’t seen it in years. Its originality has to do with its layers of color and texture. Plus, each element is individually fabricated to fit the design, including the gemstones he cuts himself. ABOVE: Necklace by Michael Boyd. 22K, 18K, sterling silver, tourmaline, diamonds. He says, “I view gemstones as a medium, like paint or clay or metal, instead of an accessory to a piece of jewelry. For me, stones become a palette of texture and color.” Buying vs Cutting Gemstones…
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