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We are are your personal treasure trove for handmade artist jewelry. For 38 years, we have been curating and refining a collection of our very favorite artists. Our jewelry is handcrafted, unique, and one of a kind. Always made from the finest materials; from recycled gold to raw diamonds, craftsmanship is never compromised.

WILD ABOUT HOOPS? YES, WE ARE!

Forget jumping through hoops, this is a style of earring that makes life fabulously easy! READ MORE->

 

QUADRUM takes on Couture 2016

As you know, our biggest thrill is finding homes for the unique pieces of jewelry that we know you cannot live without. We search the world over for designers that we believe in – artists who are committed to their craft through the beautiful use of unusual materials. There is no better place to initiate the hunt than the Couture show! Coming up, June 2-6 at Wynn Las Vegas, the Couture 2016 show will be a gathering of some of the most creative talents in the jewelry world right now.

Paul Morelli takes innovation to a whole new level

Follow on Instagram as Quadrum’s Director Sia (jewelry_maven) and Assistant Director Amy (thegemdiaries) share their enticing adventures in jewelry from the desert of Las Vegas!

Couture favorites from Sia (jewelry_maven) Todd Reed, Amali, Alex Sepkus, Annette Ferdinandsen, Polly Wales, Yossi Harari and Todd Pownell.

Ready for the takeover? Sia and Amy will always hashtag #Couture2016 and #ShowYourCouture so you don’t miss a necklace, bracelet, or blingity ring thing!

Amy (thegemdiaries) loving on Barbara Heinrich, Paul Morelli, Sethi Couture, Annie Fensterstock, Jamie Joseph and Anne Sportun…all showcasing at Couture 2016!

Golden delights from Barbara Heinrich

Barbara Heinrich, a Couture exhibitor, has been with Quadrum since the beginning (37 years!), and others have more recently been discovered (Todd Pownell, Amali and Annie Fensterstock to name a few). Who else from our current stash of masters shares the Couture mark of excellence?! Annette Ferdinandsen, George Sawyer, Gurhan, Henrich & Denzel, Jamie Joseph, Paul Morelli, Polly Wales, Sethi Couture, Todd Reed, and Yossi Harari among others. We can’t wait to share with you the newest designs and brightest sparkles that are emerging, and soon to fill the cases at Quadrum!

Treasures from Polly Wales

Please enjoy our #ShowYourCouture takeover as we take on The Couture Show!!

The official Couture Show Instagram account is by_couture!

The bohemian elegance that is Amali

Yes, we are giddy. Join us, and prepare to be dizzy with amazement! Who knows what we will come home with…?!

Tokens of Love by Gabriella Kiss

Gabriella Kiss’ delicate, figurative jewelry is at once poetic and scientific. Meticulously crafted in the finest materials, her precision reveals the awesome beauty of nature’s nuances. The daughter of a research scientist, Gabriella studied sculpture at New York’s Pratt Institute, learning to make wax models for casting, a technique that now defines her jewelry designs.

Through her renowned jewelry, Gabriella gracefully honors her enduring fascination with nature, with life cycles, with birth and death and the universe in between. Gabriella Kiss has an eye for the small and is drawn to detail, deriving inspiration from the flora and fauna of nature and the life cycles of the natural world and art history. The pieces are meant to have a personal meaning to the wearer, beyond adornment.

Paul Morelli…Collectible Brilliance

Paul Morelli has built his career as one of America’s preeminent jewelry designers upon seasonal collections marked by a profound attention to detail. Whether it’s the pristine architectural lines of his Diamonds on a Wire collection or the stylized botanical details in his nature-inspired pieces, his restless creativity, desire for innovation and careful attention to detail are the common threads that weave throughout his 25 year career. Paul works exclusively in 18-karat gold and platinum, favoring mostly diamonds and pearls, crafting these raw materials into fresh shapes and forms with every new collection.

While many designers have an instantly recognizable style, jewelry from the Paul Morelli studio is distinguished by its fine workmanship and technique rather than by a signature motif. The styles are fluid, but the artistry remains constant: as Paul explains it, “I design jewelry in the same way that fashion designers design clothes, creating fresh perspectives every season.” 

Reinstein/Ross… Vow Worthy!

Reinstein/Ross was founded in 1985 by jewelry designer Susan Reinstein and her partner, gem expert Brian Ross. Using ancient, classical techniques, Reinstein/Ross goldsmiths create tiny treasures. Starting with ingots of pure 24k gold, durable shades of 18, 20, and 22 karat gold, with names like Chartreuse, Peach, and Apricot, are alloyed. These special blends are created to enhance both the gemstones and the wearer. Collars of gold, called bezels surround both cabochon and faceted stones. Covering the surface of many of the pieces is Granulation, a 5000-year-old technique in which tiny beads of gold are fused together in intricate patterns.

The subtle details of the jewelry could only be achieved by hand fabrication. The care that is taken with each piece is what makes Reinstein/Ross jewelry so special.

Find Your Timeless Treasure!

Elegant, organic, exciting: it is impossible not to appreciate the natural beauty of John Iversen jewelry. Born in Hamburg, Germany, John Iversen now calls Sag Harbor, New York, home. A master craftsman, he has been creating jewelry for over 30 years. Iversen’s foray into “Nature Casting” spans the gap between fine art and craft, and perfectly showcases his unparalleled talents in both arenas.

Live each day beautifully, and each night extravagantly.

O P A L I C I O U S

“Inspired while backpacking through South America, Sara Freedenfeld learned to combine natural elements with knotted strings in order to create intricate forms of wearable art. Her passion blossomed after she met an artist in Venezuela who taught her how to link and mold metal. Launched in 2006, Freedenfeld’s line of jewelry, Amali, clearly portrays the South American influence of vibrant textiles and naturally colorful landscapes, and is highly distinguishable by its rich textures and elegant movement. Each piece is handcrafted from 18K yellow gold chains and a combination of precious and semi-precious gemstones, all in Freedenfeld’s Boston studio. Amali deeply reflects the artist’s complex aesthetic vision and a strong connection to everything she designs.

“My intention is to delicately unite the natural simplicity of handcrafted artistry with the sophistication and glamour of high fashion.” – Sara Freedenfeld 

Discover the natural simplicity that inspires Sara Freedenfeld here!

The Secret(s) to a Sparkling Summer!

A little sparkle goes a long way, so accent your sundress with some sparkle this summer with these simple diamond pieces that we are loving right now. (We love them so much, they will likely become our go-to staples for the entirety of the season!)

Necklaces: Yossi Harari’s 18K and 24K yellow gold ‘Melissa’ necklace, Jamie Joseph’s diamond shield necklace, Maria Beaulieu’s yellow diamond pendant, Me&Ro’s large Tibetan mirror pendant, and Todd Pownell’s champagne diamond crater pendant.

Earrings: Todd Pownell’s triple diamond earrings, Reinstein/Ross’ diamond Somsara studs, Paul Morelli’s diamond confetti earrings, Barbara Heinrich’s navette earrings with lemon diamond drops, Anne Sportun’s rosecut diamond halo studs and Gabriella Kiss’ large snake hoops with diamond briolettes.

Brighten up your simple white tee with these color poppin’ one-of-a-kinds (really, no one else will ever own these knockouts, so act fast!)

Looking for one of these beauties to call your own? Pictured are: Reinstein/Ross’ emerald shimmer ring, Maria Beaulieu’s emerald rosecut earrings, Jamie Joseph’s malachite ring, Annette Ferdinandsen’s green opal necklace, Amali’s Persian turquoise earrings, Gabriella Kiss’ oval slab lapis ring, Barbara Heinrich’s oval rubellite ring and Rosanne Pugliese’s square rubelite ring.

Opt for a neutral nail color and let your wrists do the talking. What else do you need when these cuff bracelets are in charge?!

Choose from: John Iversen’s oxidized sterling silver doubloon cuff, Barbara Heinrich’s diamond and opal cuff, Annette Ferdinandsen’s sterling silver sea fan cuff, or assorted cuffs from Todd Reed and Annie Fensterstock.

No season is complete without a killer stack to carry you through, so add one of these beauties to the mix and start your summer off right!

Mix and match among Sethi Couture, Me&Ro, Reinstein/Ross and Polly Wales for the ultimate statement of personal style!

Happy Summer! (It’s going to be a gorgeous one!)

Pretty in Pink with Maria Beaulieu!

Turn your attention to the colors of the season, and how beautifully Maria Beaulieu highlights one of our favorites right now…PINK! Add a hint of this dainty and demure color to your everyday to highlight the natural allure of what we so love about gemstones. Maria Beaulieu handcrafts each piece of jewelry in her collection to display the grace of these precious wonders of nature…like it was made especially for you!

Tourmaline, kunzite and morganite – oh my!

…Because who doesn’t love to feel pretty in pink?!

Polly Wales… Unconventional Beauty!

SPOTLIGHT ON: Polly Wales! Polly uses multi-colored sapphires and rubies and raw diamonds directly cast into the gold, creating pieces that resemble natural gem encrusted forms, like sparkling geodes split open, or discoveries from the deep. This unorthodox process is unique to Polly and has become her signature style creating stunning, timeless treasures to cherish forever.

“We make jewellery that never has a perfect moment”, Polly says. “The moment I’m talking about of shiny newness that somehow heralds the beginning of the end, resulting in jewellery that makes impossible demands to be kept pristine polished and safe guarded. The process behind the backbone of our work is to cast an array of gemstones inside precious metal, to create pieces that always have unique and slightly unpredictable outcomes with a rough luxe, ‘from the earth’ aesthetic-like geodes split open as stones break through at random points to penetrate the surface of the gold.”