SLIDESHOW: Kimberly Baker’s new colorful (relatively speaking) line. Here, a knuckle duster ring in bronze with cobalt enamel.
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SLIDESHOW: Kimberly Baker’s new colorful (relatively speaking) line. Here, a knuckle duster ring in bronze with cobalt enamel.
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This ruin pendant necklace hangs on a cord made of hand-braided silk and gold-fill chain.
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This ruin pendant necklace hangs on a cord made of hand-braided silk and gold-fill chain.
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The bronze pieces reference Celtic ruins; natural geodes add earthy organic matter and niobium hooks contribute a little color.
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The bronze pieces reference Celtic ruins; natural geodes add earthy organic matter and niobium hooks contribute a little color.
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Love the silk cord with gold pendants.
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Love the silk cord with gold pendants.
If you follow Seattle’s most iconic and well-worn jewelry designer, you know that thus far she has worked pretty much exclusively with recycled sterling silver and gold. No gemstones, no color. That changed this season when Kimberly Baker introduced hand-dyed silks, niobium metals, enameling, and just a few natural geodes to her line of n…
