Monday, December 9, 2013


Holidays are upon us! 

Jewelry by Rose has been doing our part to spread cheer with events. Since mid October we set up a display during Chinati weekend at Hotel Paisano in Marfa , trunk show at the Blanton Museum of Art, participated in a Black Friday Holiday Market in Marfa and a Velvet Antler Pop up shop during Thanksgiving weekend. Phew! 

 

So thanks to friends new and long standing for your love and support! 
The trunk show at the Blanton Museum of Art even got some coverage! Check out this article published by the Daily Texan

We are putting our creative mind to work during these long winter nights preparing for growth in the new year and Spring season. Stay tuned! 
 
Jewelry by Rose available at Hotel Paisano in Marfa, Blanton Museum of Art Gift Shop or Capra and Cavelli on 35th Street in Austin. 

Or just contact me directly with questions. 
designerrose at gmail.com

Sunday, November 24, 2013


Holidays are just around the corner! Jewelry by Rose kicked the season off with a trunk show at the Blanton Museum of Art.




Thanks very much to the Blanton shop manager, staff and shoppers for such a warm welcome! A selection of Jewelry by Rose will now be available in the gift shop. Happy shopping!


Friday, October 25, 2013

Many thanks to my dear friends at Hotel Paisano in Marfa for showing Jewelry by Rose during Chinati Weekend this year.


This was another year of great parties, lots of art and more hipsters and art socialites than you can shake a stick at. It is that wonderful combination of events, people and energy that always makes Chinati open house weekend the peak art weekend of the whole year. 



Monday, September 30, 2013

There are always a ton of great things happening in Austin. 

Here is one more!  

Capra and Cavelli in the downtown Hilton host Jewelry by Rose

 Friday Oct 4th noon-6pm

Jewelry by Rose is handmade in Marfa Texas and features semi-precious stones, gold and silver. A sophisticated yet simple approach to pairing materials to create feminine and unique designs. Come by and say hello. 


 Want more info? Just drop us a line or find us on Facebook. 

velvetantlermarfa@gmail.com

Velvet Antler Marfa on FB



Monday, June 10, 2013

Pray for us!
New selection of religious metals paired with colorful stones.



I have always been attracted to religious images like the ones found on these metals purchased from a church gift shop 
in San Antonio. I even had them blessed and sprinkled with holy water by the padre for good measure. If you have ever read the story of Catholic Saints you would ask for blessings and protection too. I am happy to customize the stones for a more personal and unique necklace.



Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Tag it!


A very special thank you to Andrea at Speak. Heart. History. 
As it turns out a lot of thought goes into a tag. For example the size of the tag, lettering style, ink color, paper selection, hole size and placement...well you get the idea. Andrea helped me work it out then made it happen. I appreciate greatly how this improves the presentation of Jewelry by Rose. 


Coming to Marfa? 
Stop in at Velvet Antler and say hi! 

Velvet Antler  203 E. San Antonio St.  Marfa TX 79843

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Summer is a great time to travel and have fun!
We are always making new pieces and finding inspiration everywhere we go.


On a recent trip to New York City I visited the MET and saw some amazing ancient Egyptian jewelry. These examples of craft and skill are astounding. Many of these pieces could be worn today and look totally new and inovative. 



Currently showing at the MET Punk: Chaos to Couture. This show examines many things about the influence of punk in high fashion. It seems every magazine I pick up features an article about this exhibit and the questions it brings up. Is punk dead? Was it ever? Is it an idea verses a look? Or like the Egyptians jewelry was something brought into the world that still is relevant and thought provoking?



The exhibition design in Chaos to Couture is amazing and shows a reflection of fashion culture from the recent past and today. Red carpet and runway looks paired with slowed footage of punk legends such as the Sex Pistols and Blondie set the stage for fashion and street culture.