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Flowery Peter Pan Collar with Turquoise

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Inspired by blossoming cherry trees, this Judy Geib necklace echoes the sweet, floral shapes. The sterling silver necklace also replicates the shape of a traditional Peter Pan collar with its rounded edges and fluid links. Each component is meticulously hand created in her Brooklyn studio resulting in a one-of-a-kind, statement making piece of wearable art. A smooth, round turquoise adds a hint of color at the clasp.

total length : 17" : sterling silver
peter pan collar width : 1/2" to 3"
turquoise : 17mm diameter
18K yellow gold hook and eye clasp closure

Judy Geib Jewelry

NEW YORK - To experience the works of Judy Geib, jewelry designer, is to witness an opal with an iridescence as deep as the ocean, emeralds as vibrant as dew on the grass and gold in patterns of intricate swirls that create a web of wistful flowers. The Judy Geib jewelry collection is sublime, unexpected and balanced between space and shape, form and material, vision and object. Each piece of Judy Geib jewelry comes together as it is created by what the designer calls "process design." The result is a humble, bohemian elegance embodied in a magical group of jewels.

Judy Geib Jewelry Designs

Judy Geib, jewelry designer, spent 20 years painting, drawing and creating objects until she decided to pursue jewelry design. Judy Geib jewelry reflects her free-spirited approach to design. She loves the excitement of a new idea, never sure what it will become. Hand-making is essential to Judy Geib earrings and all the jewelry she creates because the slow process allows ideas to form gradually, tumbling through the creative process, splintering off in unforeseen directions until they come together in new and exciting ways.

Frequently Asked Questions About Judy Geib Jewelry

Following are a few of the questions we've received about Judy Geib, jewelry designer.

Where Does Judy Geib Get Her Emeralds?

The bright emeralds featured in Judy Geib jewelry are hand-selected by the jeweler herself. Judy Geib travels to Colombia and Brazil to personally pick the most beautiful stones that spark her creative spirit and inspire her jewelry creations.

Where Did Judy Geib Learn to Make Jewelry?

Judy is a self-taught jewelry designer. She learned the mechanics of her trade by reading Jewelry Making for Schools, Tradesmen and Craftsmen, but her designs are purely original. She starts out with an idea for a piece of jewelry, but her vision evolves along the way. As Judy works and reworks her creation, it's often quite different from what she originally imagined.

Are the Gemstones in Judy Geib Jewelry Treated?

Judy Geib's gemstones are natural and untreated. They are not heated or irradiated to change their color – what you see are color gemstones the way nature intended. Many of Judy Geib's gemstones highlight inclusions, adding to the organic one-of-a-kind beauty of the stones.