Collection II                        

The second collection from Camille Beinhorn transcends further into the study of fictions we drape over jewelry. Additional historical templates are explored- the Girandole Earring - based off a baroque Venetian motif where three components dangle from a center gemstone; and the Archer Ring, a unique ring profile worn by archery enthusiasts worldwide since the Neolithic period, becoming increasingly embellished by members of the ruling class during the Ottoman and Mughal Empires. The Flora and Beaded styles see expansions with the Flora Bangle, and the Beaded Lattice Ring. The collection features rare Sapphires sourced by Camille in the gem trading towns of Sri Lanka.

Photographed in Jaipur, India at a friend’s 17th century Haveli, a private mansion, in the jewelry district, steps from where pieces are made.

Each Camille Beinhorn piece is designed and crafted as a one-of-a-kind accent,  punctuation on the path to self-actualization.