Suzanne Syz Jewelry Design

The jewelry design of Suzanne Syz is permeating with the innocence of girls, choosing the "highly clean, colorful stone". It draws inspiration from other works of fairy tales and other fields. Her open vision and imagination make her never limited to one kind of material, but also cleverly blend Chinese and Western elements.

In the afternoon, the sun shone through the windows to the entire exhibition hall, so that everything in the room could be seen clearly. It seemed that each of them was shining brightly. The most brilliant thing was Suzanne Syz, sitting on the sofa with a charming smile. She was cheerful, loud and joking, and warmly greeted every friend. 　　

Born in Zurich, Suzanne Syz was educated in Paris and moved to New York in 80s. When she was young, she used to be a model. Her chance to work in a gallery raised her interest in art, and was familiar with contemporary art pioneers such as Andy Warhol, Jean Michel Basquiat and Jeff Koons. In 1998, Suzanne founded its own jewelry salon in Geneva. The 1960s style furniture and personal collection of contemporary artworks match their bright bold avant-garde design style. In addition to saying that it is influenced by contemporary art, Suzanne's design concept is also captured from nature, flowers, birds, fish, fairy tales and even childhood dreams. All the products of the brand are from the Swiss craftsman of Suzanne, Geneva. Now, there are eight craftsmen who work with her for a long time. They produce more than 50 pieces every year, which are located in boutiques in Moscow, New York, London and Sankt Moritz. 　　

Suzanne Syz really likes colorful colors. In her studio, there are three signs, one of which is violet. She thinks purple is her color and can bring her good luck. Her bold designs are full of imagination, and many children's decorations attract celebrities from all over the world. Even the late superstar Elizabeth Taylor can't help buying several private collections. 　　

European aristocrats Gloria von Thurn und Taxis and Francesca von, Habsburg-Lothringen will not fail. In Europe, her works have risen to the ranks of collectibles. Swiss auction house has auctioned off her "palette" and "life buoy" series.