Jack Kelége silver embraces Old World quality

New York--Designer Jack Kelége, described as an “uncompromising perfectionist,” is dedicated to tailoring each piece of jewelry to fit its respective diamonds and gemstones precisely.

“Design is always subjective,” Kelége said. “You may like a style or not. However, quality is objective. Above all, I want people to look at any of my pieces and recognize their superior craftsmanship and quality.”

Manufacturing his own collections in Los Angeles, Kelége has a devotion to old-world quality, innovation and attention to detail, considering his pieces heirlooms in the making.

Kelége’s “Satin Collection” (below) is a throwback to luxury silver and gold jewelry from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when gold with silver accents was common for fine jewelry. The line, a limited edition and numbered collection, is hand-finished and features sterling silver, 18-karat yellow gold, black diamonds and sapphires.

Ring in sterling silver and 18-karat yellow gold with black diamonds.

Bangle in sterling silver, trimmed with 18-karat yellow gold.

Earrings are made in sterling silver with 18-karat yellow gold.

Earrings are made in sterling silver and accented with 18-karat yellow gold.