Emphasizing the simple forms of circles, squares, and triangles, a new wave of geometric jewelry designs is taking shape. Sleek and edgy, these pieces are softened by sparkling diamond and gemstone accents. The following seven geometric pieces vary from simple to outrageous but still maintain a purity of shape and design.
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Asztalos’ Wiener Chair and Tea Table Raise the Barre
If the studio’s founder, Gabriella Asztalos, is any example, then perhaps more ballet dancers should consider segueing into design after they hang up their slippers. Asztalos, who was born in Budapest and became a professional ballerina who performed in theaters throughout Europe, used her knowledge of movement and the human form and launched h…