Fearless and Layered In The New Season

MARINA DEL REY, Calif. - March 12, 2019 - PRLog -- Los Angeles-based Italian designer Maddalena Bearzi extends her eponymous brand's reach by introducing her latest Spring-Summer jewelry collection inspired by unexpected natural themes.

The new jewelry trend is all about being... extreme. Maxi rings and cuffs, oversized earrings, layered necklaces. In her latest imaginative collection, Maddalena presents a series of unique and bold pieces inspired by waves, pebbles, algae, leaves and more. Each handcrafted piece is a jewelry statement itself, but rings, necklaces and bracelets overlap - in the same or different metals - creating elegant and timeless looks.

Maddalena Bearzi (https://www.maddalenabearzi.com) is known for her remarkable craftsmanship of one-off wearable sculpture and her organic-looking limited-edition pieces. All work is done by hand, and nothing is mass-produced. This means that each one-off piece signed by the designer is, and will always remain, an original jewel.

"A deep respect of nature has been the inspiration for my life's work as a biologist, a writer and a jewelry-maker." says the designer

Maddalena Bearzi Jewelry can be found in stores and galleries in California and around the world, as well in the designer's online shop (https://www.maddalenabearzi.com).

One-off, limited edition and textile pieces bear a unique, Italian name - a refreshing alternative to mass made products. The different collections include rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and many unisex designs that accommodate a range of personal styles and budgets.

About the Designer - Maddalena Bearzi is not only an Italian jewelry artist, but also a renowned marine biologist and President of the non-profit organization Ocean Conservation Society. She has traveled extensively for over 25 years studying wild dolphins and other animals, and learning new ways to express herself. She has published three books, hundreds of scientific and popular articles, and she is currently a National Geographic official blogger. Maddalena began to pursue her passion for jewelry crafts on her own, and later studied metalsmithing at the University of California, Los Angeles.