With aesthetic roots in the ancient patterns of the African Diaspora, award-winning Lauren Harwell Godfrey incorporates references to block printing from cultures long ago, bringing a sense of history to modern day precious heirlooms.

Clean lines, classic shapes and unexpected edges: New York-based Jade Ruzzo makes fine jewelry that is devoid of trends but big on attitude. “Nothing is more beautiful than a simple design that whispers instead of yells,” Jade explains.

An acronym for Handle Only With Love, LA-based Tini Courtney draws inspiration from history, capturing the whispers of ancient wisdom and the echoes of bygone eras. “Carving waxes is how I can physically manifest my imagination,” says Tini.

With a focus on unsigned statement jewels from eras past, FFR Vintage, curated by Randi Molofsky in partnership with Excalibur, curates the eye-catching pieces you wish you'd found hiding inside your Grandmother’s jewelry box.

Vanessa Fernández’s pieces — entirely handcrafted by the designer in Miami — are envisioned as both sculpture and ornament, with a focus on engaging with the raw materials and challenging traditional goldsmithing techniques.

Captivating original designs inspired by the ages. Susan Cohen makes instant heirlooms, set with precious gems and detailed with enamel, that act as whimsical time capsules, marrying past and present with enchanting, effortless results.

Retrouvaí, defined as the joy of reconnecting with something from one’s past, is designed by Kirsty Stone. Each piece is handmade in Los Angeles by a small team of master craftsmen, imbued with the care of time-honored techniques.

Inspired by the spirit of Buddhism and rooted in the philosophy of contribution. In 20k gold, precious stones and enamel, the brand marries the symbolism of Eastern philosophy, ancient production techniques and a Pop Art sensibility.