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    NY ADORNED :    Jewelry & Body Jewelry, Piercing, Tattoo & Henna Services

 

 

 

 

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The focus at New York Adorned is to give each specialty of the shop equal involvement consideration. We believe in fostering a collaborative environment by having staff who inspire each other and are very knowledgeable in their own respective fields.

Jewelry
Our large selection of body jewelry consists of pieces created in stainless steel, 14, 18 and 22 karat gold, platinum and gem stones set in precious metals. We also carry items made from wood, stone, glass, horn, silver, bone and fossilized ivory

Designer Ethnic and Antique Collection www.nyajewelry.com
Lori Leven, Lauren Wolf, Scosha, Symbiotique, Spragwerks, Emily Amey, Unearthen, Teresa Kahres, Liza McLaughlin, Bijoutique New York, Oath NYC, Alan Mautino, My Precious Studio

Piercing
New York Adorned prides itself on its top quality precision services. We take the time to insure that your piercing experience is comfortable and stress free. Out piercing staff is highly trained in methods of universal precautions (medical cleanliness.)

Tattoo
Our tattooing staff gets its inspiration from traditional Japanese, Americana and tribal sources. We have an extensive picture library and active imaginations to help you develop any idea that you may have. We also have some of the best tattoo artists visiting throughout the year

Henna
The New York Adorned offers traditional henna dye work called mehndi. It is a 5000 year old art of staining hands and feet with intricate floral and geometric designs. The leaves of the Lawsonis Alba or henna plant, citrus juices and essential oils are mixed into a paste and left on the hands for several hours. The resulting stain can range from a tight orange-brown to a deep burgundy that lasts 1-3 weeks

We also carry a unique variety of New York Adorned Clothing for Men, Women and Children. http://www.nyadorned.com/

 

 

 

 

 

 

        Store Hours & Locations:          NY Adorned

 

47 Second Avenue
New York, NY 10003
212 473 0007

Sunday to Thursday:  1 - 9pm
Friday to Saturday:  1 - 10pm

  


 Click HERE for Directions

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Brooklyn Adorned

 

376 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11211
718 782-0007

Sunday to Thursday:  1 - 9pm
Friday to Saturday:  1 - 10pm

 


Click HERE for Directions

   

 

  Designers : Katrina LaPenne and Michele Chang

 

 

 

Katrina LaPenne, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.  Inspired by natural forms, Katrina's jewelry is created to accentuate and enhance the wearer - as well as stand alone as beautiful objets d'art.  We will be carrying a variety of her work at both the Manhattan and Brooklyn locations. 

From Left to Right: Rose Cut Diamond Stack Rings, Luxor Earrings, Reverse Double Snake Rings

 

 

Michelle Chang also lives and works in New York City.  Having worked as a fine artist, illustrator and interior designer, Michelle believes she has found her true passion in jewelry making.  In this medium, she can combine all her professional skills in one creative process.  Michelle Chang's line is vast; ranging from the very elegant to a more casual and youthful motif.  We consider her a great designer from whom to find gifts for friends, children and your valentine.

       

From Left to Right: Gold Crane Pendant with Diamonds and Sapphire, Stack of Seven Gold Bangles, SS Baby Skull Earrings with Diamonds   

                                                                       

 

 

 

 

NEW ARRIVALS:  Bruce Snell Vintage and Collectible Jewelry Collection

Handmade Indian elephant ivory sweetheart necklace. This master jeweler more than likely hand-casted the silver beads as well as hand-carved the heart for the love in his life. He used natural red coral and blue turquoise, both of which are traditional colors for protection from evil and the evil eye.

 

 

Victorian elephant hair jewelry, all made in England during the occupation of Africa. No elephants were harmed in the process; as the elephants' tail hair fell out naturally, it was either gathered by local tribesmen and sold to the English occupiers or gathered by the English themselves during hunting expeditions for antelope. Worn for luck