Stellar Spa is proud to carry the works of two notable local jewelry designers, Margo Zucker and Vanessa Gade. Each bring to bear their unique style, from incorporating unusual or rare stones, vintage pieces, sterling silver and 14k gold to perfectly balanced geometric structures that still maintain an element of movement with an elegant interplay of angles and curves.
We invite you to view the jewelry collections on display at the Stellar Spa boutique.
About the Artists:
Margo Zucker Jewelry Collection
After twenty-one years as a successful graphic designer in San Francisco, Margo Zucker left her corporate design career to pursue a passion for designing and producing jewelry. Using only the finest freshwater pearls and semiprecious stones combined with sterling silver and gold fill or vermeil, Margo creates unique, elegant and contemporary jewelry. Her inspiration comes from the gemstones and pearls themselves as well as the colors and textures found in nature.
By incorporating unusual or rare stones, found objects or by juxtaposing rough-cut stones with softer stones or pearls, Margo's jewelry expresses a unique point of view. She enjoys creating custom pieces for clients and most of her work is one of a kind. All of Margo's jewelry is made by hand in her studio in Marin County, California.
Vanessa Gade Jewelry Design
Bold, kinetic and sculptural with an elegant interplay of angles and curves, Vanessa Gade's jewelry makes a contemporary statement balanced with a timeless wear-ability. The diverse urban landscape of San Francisco provides the ideal creative backdrop for Vanessa's work and can be seen in the architectural qualities of her jewelry designs. The structural nature of her pieces is gracefully countered by a fluidity and movement influenced by her love of the ocean and her youth along the beaches of Southern California.
She describes her work as contemporary, with clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic reminiscent of Japanese and Scandinavian design. Particular pieces have been inspired by everything from art deco architecture, ikebana flower arrangements, suspension bridges and even criss crossing power lines. Her designs tend toward an asymmetrical pattern encased within a perfect circle, evident in her debut Inner Circle collection first launched in 2007, which now has become her signature line. She enjoys the challenge of creating a perfectly balanced geometric structure that still maintains an element of movement, all the while utilizing the negative space as an integral part of the design.
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