Iskin Jewlery
11 December
ISKIN is known as the Contemporary Jewelry for the Modern Day Woman. This jewelry line is being introduced to the consumer for the first time in the US.
Established in Buenos Aires in 2004, ISKIN was created by Gabriela & Karina Iskin, two sisters with a mutual goal: To create unique jewelry pieces for the modern day woman. Each hand designed artistic jewelry piece has a story, a concept, and a strong identity. The materials used and the originality of the jewelry makes each piece a head-turner for any modern women. Made of stainless steel, aluminum, acrylic, leather, recycled leather, and bamboo, a woman who wears ISKIN gets noticed!
ISKIN has gained in popularity. It was first in New York, where the sisters lived that the products were handpicked and showcased at MoMA's design stores. Later, the Iskin sisters expanded to other markets, selling their jewelry in design and museum stores in countries including: Chile, USA, Canada, France, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Germany, Holland, England, Spain, Japan, Brazil, Korea, Israel, Panama, Uruguay, and their home: Argentina. All ISKIN products are hand finished and manufactured in Argentina.
ISKIN has gained in popularity. It was first in New York, where the sisters lived that the products were handpicked and showcased at MoMA's design stores. Later, the Iskin sisters expanded to other markets, selling their jewelry in design and museum stores in countries including: Chile, USA, Canada, France, Belgium, Italy, Austria, Germany, Holland, England, Spain, Japan, Brazil, Korea, Israel, Panama, Uruguay, and their home: Argentina. All ISKIN products are hand finished and manufactured in Argentina.
Many ISKIN collections are made with pieces that can be turned, twist and popped into different colors and shapes such as the nut ring, which comes with red, gold, black, green and blue bands that can be switched according to one’s mood or the color of that day’s outfit. .
ISKIN can currently be found in the following unique locations in the US: MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art New York), Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Modern Store – Eugene, OR, Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, SFMOMA (San Francisco Museum of Modern Art), Houston Museum of Contemporary Art, Arango Design Store – Miami, Brooklyn Museum – New Yor and the brand hopes to be in every woman’s household soon
Disclosure: I received product(s) for free in exchange for an honest review, which may differ from yours. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I used personally, and believe will be good for my readers.
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