These jewelers carve stunning
pieces from semiprecious stones.ACCESSORIES
DAVID WEBB
“I wanted to be an archaeologist,
a ceramicist, or a jeweler. Jewelry
won out.”—David Webb (1975)SYLVA & CIE
“I love how carvings echo the
past. Blending them with contem-
porary design and scale brings
stones to life and creates an off-
beat story.”—Sylva YepremianLITO
“I love anything vintage. I found this coral
fish, which was carved in Naples in
the ’60s, in a jewelry store in Capri. I
gave it new life by embellishing it with
diamonds.”—Lito KarakostanoglouDOUBLE-WRAP TENNIS BRACELET,
IRENE NEUWIRTH, IRENENEUWIRTH.COMEARRINGS, DAVID WEBB, DAVIDWEBB.COMWIRE NECKLACE, $2,200, CHARM,
$10,300, BOTH, DEZSO BY SARA
BELTRÁN, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY,
DEZSO BY SARA BELTRÁN, NYCNECKLACE, LITO FINE JEWELRY,
$9,840, LITOFINEJEWELRY.COMRING, SYLVA & CIE, $9,735,
STANLEY KORSHAK, DALLASCARTIER
“Precious carved stones have been a
Cartier mainstay since the early twentieth
century, beginning with Jacques Cartier’s
first trip to India in 1911.”
—Pierre Rainero, Director of Image, Style,
and Heritage, Cartier International
RING, CARTIER, BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY, 800-CARTIERCOURTESY OF THE DESIGNERS; FOR DETAILS, SEE SHOPPING GUIDE.192