I’m pretty voracious when it comes to devouring my Instagram and Pinterest feeds — they’re a constant source of beauty and new ideas. This is exactly how I first came across one of Disa Allsopp’s “spaghetti rings.” So it was with great joy that I had the opportunity to meet her and see her collection at the NY Now show. Here I am trying on three of her spaghetti rings, with bezel-set garnet, peridot and aquamarine. She has perfectly captured that fine line between luxe and organic, don’t you think?
Here’s another spaghetti ring, sprinkled with diamonds.
Disa, a London-based jeweler, set up shop in 1996. She works in 18K gold, sterling silver, and gems, and she hand-fabricates each and every piece right in her studio. She is inspired by the jewelry of ancient civilizations, from Roman to Greek and beyond. I can certainly see this influence in her work. Take these blue sapphire and gold rings, for instance. It’s hard to determine if they’re new or straight out of the Victoria and Albert jewelry collection!
My lovely mom, who was at the show with me, modeled this necklace, where hand melted pieces of silver are strung on silver wires. It really makes a personal style statement. (SO your look, mom!)
Disa showed me one of her newest designs — these three and four stone rings. SO pretty in garnet, tourmaline, peridot and yellow beryl.
Very happy I had the opportunity to see this creative line in person. Disa, it was a pleasure meeting you!
10 thoughts on “Disa Allsopp: Jewelry Designer”
Oh my!!! I could have purchased her whole booth? Lovely!!!!
Beautiful and unique jewelry! I wonder if you carry special pieces of sea glass and show them to some of the artists you meet. I can’t help but picture the gemstones being replaced with beach gems.?
Oh my!!! I could have purchased her whole booth? Lovely!!!!
Yes, you sure could have!! 😉
Love, love, love these pieces! Thanks for sharing her work. 🙂
Glad you love them, Andrea!
Beautiful and unique jewelry! I wonder if you carry special pieces of sea glass and show them to some of the artists you meet. I can’t help but picture the gemstones being replaced with beach gems.?
That’s a good thought, Bev! I could see it too.
The pieces indeed look ancient but classy. I would love to own a piece.
So would I, Jennifer!
Such striking work! Another designer to follow.
Yep– she’s a good one to follow.