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Episode 77: Seeking Affordable Quality Jewelry? Look for Vermeil, According to Designer Lausanne Miller

Episode 77: Seeking Affordable Quality Jewelry? Look for Vermeil, According to Designer Lausanne Miller

FromJewelry Journey Podcast


Episode 77: Seeking Affordable Quality Jewelry? Look for Vermeil, According to Designer Lausanne Miller

FromJewelry Journey Podcast

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Length:
18 minutes
Released:
May 16, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

What you’ll learn in this episode: What “demi-fine jewelry” means. Why vermeil is the “gold” standard for plated jewelry. How Lausanne’s previous work as a fashion designer inspires her jewelry line.  How Shop Lausanne has remained flexible during the coronavirus pandemic.  About Lausanne Miller: After spending 13 years as a fashion designer and director for large brands in Los Angeles, Lausanne Miller took a leap and made the shift to her forever love, jewelry. With the goal of offering thoughtfully designed, modern, and enduring styles. Coupled with her small town midwestern roots, Lausanne draws upon her love of travel and art as a constant source of inspiration. Additional Resources:  Website Facebook Instagram Transcript
Released:
May 16, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Every day, people surround us wearing art, history, and culture, but we usually don’t pay attention. Most people think about jewelry as an afterthought or accessory. But jewelry can tell a larger story, one reflecting the connection between contemporary culture and that of yesteryear. Is jewelry clothing, art, status symbol, or something more? The jewelry world seems to be hidden in plain sight and little understood. The Jewelry Journey podcast explores the many aspects of jewelry and its status as art. We talk with those who live and breathe this form of adornment: makers, dealers, gallerists, academics collectors and more. The goal is to elevate the conversation beyond Etsy or big diamonds and see jewelry in a new light, so that we can appreciate the little pieces of wonder that float by each day.