With two bad-ass lines of jewels (Philip Crangi and Giles & Brother), Philip Crangi describes his work as having "an aesthetic that is a contrast of material, color and mood" - taking inspiration from diverse sources such as Greco-Roman, Baroque ironwork, Japanese armor and punk - the Manhattan-based fine jeweler has developed a reputation for creating modern day heirlooms.
Thursday, 5 August 2010
Philip Crangi
With two bad-ass lines of jewels (Philip Crangi and Giles & Brother), Philip Crangi describes his work as having "an aesthetic that is a contrast of material, color and mood" - taking inspiration from diverse sources such as Greco-Roman, Baroque ironwork, Japanese armor and punk - the Manhattan-based fine jeweler has developed a reputation for creating modern day heirlooms.
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