Designer Vintage Jewelry

Sisters Satu and Celeste Greenberg were born in San Francisco and raised in a rural northern California town, Seiad Valley, CA (population 350), which inspired them to create their own clothing and accessories. They eventually made their way to New York City, where they developed their own jewelry line, Tuleste Market. It's very important for Satu and Celeste to design pieces that were accessible to everyone, priced moderately with modern designs that can link together, layer, and be worn many different ways, getting multiple looks out of one piece of jewelry.


Antique Coin Tiered Necklace
Antiqued gold-plated necklace with tiered strands and textured coin details. Adjustable length and lobster-claw clasp. 35" long.
$158

Satu and Celeste's combined experience includes editorial work at Elle Accessories, W Magazine, Vitals Magazine, sales at Jeffrey New York, Giuseppe Zanotti, and fashion show production and casting for Derek Lam and Carolina Herrera. In less than a year of selling their line, Tuleste Market, more than 70 stores worldwide, including Intermix, Henri Bendel, shopbop.com, Alice + Olivia, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, Kabiri @ Selfridges, and Harvey Nichols Hong Kong.


Hammered Squares Necklace / Belt
Gold-plated necklace with linked hammered-square details. Snake-chain tassels at adjustable hook-and-eye clasp. 32" long. Can be worn as a belt.
$148

Tuleste Market jewelry has been featured in Lucky, Elle, W Magazine, WWD, Harper's Bazaar, Page Six Magazine, New York Times T Magazine, New York Times Style Section, Flaunt, Surface, Numero Japan, and more. Most recently they were named finalists for the 12th Annual Fashion Group International Rising Star Award in the Accessories category and will be made their first appearance on QVC in February 2009.


Short Coin Necklace
Gold-plated necklace with textured coin details. Buckle clasp. 19" long.
$120

The current Tuleste Market jewelry collection was inspired by women of all ages and lifestyles. New designer pieces and vintage thrift store finds inspire them to make something old look new again. Additional sources of inspiration are women in films that have an intriguing timeless quality, as those from director's Michelangelo Antonioni and Jean Luc Goddard. The fashions mirror their family during their childhood from The Monterey Pop Festival, friends, and the diversity of living in New York.