FUTURA Jewelry: The World’s Most Eco-friendly Gold Jewelry is Now Available at Bergdorf Goodman

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Iconic NYC 5th Ave shopping, meets conscious Luxury. FUTURA Jewelry has partnered with Bergdorf Goodman to curate a stunning selection of ethical, ecological gold jewelry so you can shop with confidence and peace-of-mind.

Discover the Collections at BERGDORFS: 

FOR THE LOVER OF ART    

THE PUZZLE EARRINGS – Designed by Artist/Jeweler Milton Cavagnaro

Meant to be worn and seen, the puzzle earrings were originally designed in the 1950’s by artist/jeweler Milton Cavagnaro. Working closely with the son of Cavagnaro, he granted us approval to make this fun pair of earrings that will be included in his upcoming book about his father’s life. Today, we hand-make this earring in NYC with love and compassion for the planet and people. 

Express your personal style and become iconic in the Puzzle earring, available to shop in-store at Bergdorf Goodman. 

THE LAMPSHADE EARRINGS & LE TROU RING Designed by Artist Man Ray

The perfect blend of Mid-century and Surrealist design, the Le Trou ring and Lampshade earrings are perfect for those who love to stand out from the crowd. 

FUTURA’s first release, the Lampshade earrings and Le Trou ring, were originally designed in the 1970’s by Artist Man Ray and are true Surrealist works of art. Today we honor their timeless and Contemporary design by handcrafting them in NYC with 18kt Fairmined Ecological gold. 

Shop this fabulous duo now available online and in-store at Bergdorf Goodman.

THE DANCING DISC EARRINGS – Designed by Jeweler Willam Spratling

For the sophisticated free-spirit and Bohemian at heart.  Our most popular “it” earrings were initially designed and crafted by “The God-Father of Mexican Silver”, William Spratling in the 1950s.  Fun fact, the Spratling estate granted us permission to recreate these earrings due to our ethical, traceable, and sustainable practices. 

Express your personal style and make jewelry history as you help improve the planet for everyone.

Shop online and instore at Bergdorf Goodman. 

FOR THE ASTROLOGY ENTHUSIAST 

Introducing an all new collection of 12 zodiac coin pendants hailing in design from 17th century India. Our large 24mm size pendants are sold exclusively in store at Bergdorfs. 

Inspired by the starry skies and an ancient history of the zodiac, this distinguished collection features the twelve zodiac signs and their matching motifs, each represented by ancient Indian coins derived from the 17th century and adorned with captivating, astrological imagery. Gifted as a protective amulet or poised to become a cosmic family heirloom, these zodiac pendants redefine luxury in modern terms, through a unique lunar lens. (See featured photo for a closeup).

Made with 18-karat fairmined ecological gold and free of mercury and cyanide, each medallion pendant is a love letter to our past, present, and future, symbolizing our integrity and intention to craft quality, treasurable icons or timeless tokens of love we can be proud of for years to come. The full set of 12 is now available online and in store at Bergdorf Goodman.

EVERYDAY GOLD ESSENTIALS

Gold jewelry you’ll never want to take off. For that everyday golden sparkle discover our ESSENTIALS collection handcrafted in NYC with 18kt Fairmined Ecological gold for your consciously curated jewelry box. This collection is designed with the ultimate attention to detail and craft, perfect everyday jewelry that will never go out of style.

Shop the ESSENTIALS collection available in store and online at Bergdorf Goodman.

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