2009 Fashion Jewelry Collection

Alexis Bittar launched his jewelry collections in the early 90s; but the Brooklyn native's artistic flair was evident long before then. As a child, Bittar accompanied his parents to flea markets, where they collected and sold rare antiques and collectibles. At the tender age of 10, Bittar showed his entrepreneurial spirit by selling flowers from a hand-painted cart across the street from his house.


Alexis Bittar Narrow Moon Dust Bracelet
Lustrous hand-carved, hand-painted bangles in iridescent grey/blue, sprinkled with sparkling pavé Swarovski crystals and faux pearls.
Narrow Bangle
$225
Medium Bangle
$295

Alexis Bittar's designs are cult favorites of A-List celebrities, including Madonna, Oprah, Sarah Jessica Parker, Cameron Diaz, and Alicia Keyes, and influential fashion icons, such as Karl Lagerfeld, Terry Richardson and Patricia Fields. Described as "one of the most innovative jewelry designers of the 21st century", Alexis Bittar is regularly featured in premier publications such as Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, Lucky, Vanity Fair, New York Magazine, and The New York Times.


Alexis Bittar Lucite Gold Studded Earrings
These gorgeous hoops are set in 18k gold vermeil.
• Lucite
• 2½"
$245

Bittar's whimsical Lucite and exquisite semiprecious pieces rapidly graced the covers of high fashion magazines. In 2004, Bittar opened his first flagship boutique on Broome Street in New York's Soho. Today, Alexis Bittar jewelry is sold at over 600 luxury retail locations around the globe. 2008 will also mark the opening of his second boutique in New York's West Village.


Alexis Bittar Vermeil sedgwick Cuff
Hand-cast and set with faceted stones, this freeform bracelet was inspired by the Warholian superstar.
• 6" long
• 1½" wide
• 18k gold vermeil
• Citrine and brandy quartz stones
$295

Fueled by his passion for antiques, including Art Deco Bakelite and turn-of-the-century Lalique glass, Alexis Bittar began designing Lucite and semiprecious jewelry, and selling it on the streets of Soho. Bittar's bold designs quickly caught the eye of buyers from world-renowned museums, luxury department stores, and high-end specialty stores - both nationwide and overseas.