Botanical motifs and animal subjects appear in all spheres of art and design, as decoration but also as symbols of protection, devotion and meaning.

Not surprisingly therefore, dvb new york has adapted many examples of the whimsical and significant from the natural world.
Cats have endeared themselves to all from ancient Egypt to the present day. From Edward Gorey's love of cats comes a series of cat jewelry designs of incomparable wit and invention.

 

 

The horse was of great significance in the ancient world and therefore frequently appears on coins and intaglios.

Flowers feature in every artistic tradition from ancient to modern.

The lotus blossom was sacred to the Egyptians; the Greeks saw acorns as symbols of growth and development; the Jews adopted the pomegranate for their first coinage; Van Gogh embraced the Sunflower, while floral decoration almost defined Victorian taste.

All are recreated in silver and gold and hand finished in our studio in New York.

 

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