Using sterling silver, gold, and 18k vermeil, NYC designer and artist Andrea Corson creates wonderfully unique wearable art. Andrea earned an MFA in Sculpture from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, MI, so it's no surprise that the work is quite sculptural. To make it even more intriguing, each piece is slightly different from any other and, therefore, one-of-a-kind.


14k Gold Petals Earrings
$300

Andrea's work has been featured in the New York Times, Daily Candy, Bon Appetit, and other publications, and she's had numerous exhibitions around the country over the last ten years. Her jewelry is handcrafted, and the pieces range in price from $60 to $7,000. Therefore, everyone can find something to fit their budget.


Sterling Silver Butterfly Ring
$240

The necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and rings she creates are works of art, so unique you're automatically drawn to them. It seems her favorite food is caviar, because many of her pieces are designed like the delicacy.


18k Gold Vermeil Hextall's Bracelet
$800

Nature heavily influences Andrea's work. You'll find flora, fauna, insects, and sea creatures - spiders, starfish, ladybugs, frogs, and lizards - among her designs. Every piece is like a mini-sculpture, featuring interesting textures and designs in silver and gold.