Michal Negrin have been designing and creating jewels for fifteen years. As a professional designer, she is not bound to any formal nor classical frames and this enables me to boldly combine and mingle colors and shapes.
Her jewels and decorative objects are handmade, a creation process that ensures personal touch and full attention granted to each jewel and object produced in our firm. Raw materials are most carefully selected and of highest quality, including Swarovski crystals, stones and beads from the United States, metal elements and accessories from leading producers in Italy as well as self production components.

Ayala Bar Design, Israel's leading Costume Jewelry designer and exporter, was established in 1990 and has gained substantial recognition ever since.
Ayala Bar is handcrafted her jewelry. Each piece is lovingly composed of non-precious metals combined with glass beads, mineral stones, and crystal rhinestones. Ayala Bar offered her jewelry like earrings, brooches, necklaces, and bracelets in symphonic lines of colors. Each of the two seasonal collections contains over 250 pieces of jewelry expressed in over a dozen color groups featuring matching pieces. In addition, Ayala Bar Limited Edition jewelry addresses the fervent collector.

Stavit and Nachshon are graduates of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem.
They bring together complimentary skills from the fields of Industrial Design and Fine Arts to the production of their unique jewelries and other Judaica.
Their work of art is a creation of high technology and skilful hand painting combining laser cut stainless steel, artist's resin, and Austrian crystal, for a
One-of-a-kind, work of art.

Michal Golan is an Israeli born, NYC based painter, and jewelry designer. In her studio Michal creates hand worked jewelry pieces which combine the look of the antique with contemporary fashion sensibility. Her unusual style and technique and meticulous attention to detail distinguish these ornately jeweled designs. Michal's designs are inspired by Byzantine jewelry with its generous use of gemstones and pearls, and from jewelry made during the regime of Queen Victoria Influences from Middle Eastern art, particularly Mosaic styles are apparent in her lavish decoration of surfaces and use of brilliant colors.