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When it comes to Paloma Picasso; she is one of the most well-known jewelry designers and icons in the fashion industry. From the time she was a little girl; she was surrounded by art.
Paloma Picasso
In 1949, she was born and raised in the South of France. Moreover, much of her childhood was spent exploring the arts. Her parents, Pablo and Francoise Picasso encouraged her to create and express herself. And, of course, she did this with great enthusiasm.
After her dad passed away in 1973; she took a brief hiatus from designing jewelry. In addition, she spent that time cataloging her family’s estate and establishing the Musee Picasso in Paris.
In 1978, former design director, John Loring of Tiffany & Co., invited Paloma to present a table setting for one of their exhibits. Fast forward – a year later and Paloma introduced her first exclusive collection of jewelry for Tiffany & Co.,
Paloma Picasso Tiffany & Co., Jewelry
In fact, our item of the week is the yellow gold leaf necklace pendant from Paloma Picasso. This necklace features a palm tree leaf on a 30-inch chain in 18k yellow gold.
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In the same fashion, she became a pioneer of working with bold colored gemstones and street art to create a unique collection. With this in mind; one of her easily recognizable pieces is the signature abstract art brooch featured below. Set in 18k yellow gold; this brooch features 18 round full cut diamonds in a large heart brooch.
Wear this brooch to accessorize any outfit.
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Also, around 2020, Paloma started including various hexagon gemstones on necklaces, rings, and earrings.
In fact, these triple hoop Earrings can be worn a number of ways. For example, you can wear these as a dangle style earring or shorten them to wear as a single hoop. Indeed, there are endless possibilities.
To see other hoop style earrings; be sure to visit our These Hoop Earrings Make a Statement post.
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In conclusion, Paloma Picasso’s designs continue to embody fine craftsmanship along with her timeless designs.