During the pandemic, there was an explosion of cute, sparkly, rainbow-colored jewelry that aimed to lift spirits in dark times. However, jazzy, bright jewels are not to everyone’s taste. There are those who prefer purer, modern, sculpted forms — thoughtful shapes that are tactile and beguiling in their fluidity or volume. Those shapes vary, from the organic to the geometric; they may have a simplicity of line, or they may spiral into complex structures that give thought to the positive and negative space. These designs have a timeless quality, notes Nada Ghazal. “Our pieces are quite versatile and ageless,” says the Lebanese jeweler, whose customers range from young millennials to more mature, discerning shoppers who snap up her seductively tactile, voluminous rings and cuffs. “What they share is a need to be individualistic. The jewelry is the centerpiece of their outfit, and they search for something authentic, something that has soul.” [Words by @fearonfrancesca for Rapaport Magazine] 📷: @nadaghazaljewelry #linkinbio for the full story on sculptural jewels