Small Gold Vine Rose Vase

Jay Strongwater's love of the bejeweled objet has led him on a beautiful journey through the worlds of fashion and home furnishings. The start of his journey in the home furnishings industry was a jewel-encrusted picture frame he created in 1995 using components from his jewelry collection. By 1998, his Jewels for the Home had supplanted his fashion business, as he became fascinated by the idea of transforming everyday belongings into a beautiful collage of metal, enamel, and sparkling crystals.

Strongwater's taste for big, bold bijoux was first seen on fashion runways, magazine covers, and prominent jewelry counters across the country, after he began his career in 1981 while a student at the Rhode Island School of Design. After garnering raves for a necklace he made for his mother, he took jewelry samples to the open buyer days at several of New York's department stores, and a burgeoning business was born.

Collectors often say they feel the hand of the artisan behind each Jay Strongwater design, a testament to the work of the highly skilled artisans in the designer's New York atelier and production workshop in Rhode Island, where most pieces are brought to life. Jay Strongwater's bejeweled collections for the home – from frames and figurines to boxes, furniture, and holiday collections – add color and delight to every room.

One such example is the hand-enameled, classic vase, finished in striking jet black with silver speckles, and crowned by a golden vine with a single red rose in full bloom. Finished in 14k gold and the signature sparkle of 48 stones, this piece is sure to rival the beauty of the flowers that it will hold, with dimensions of 4"W x 4.5"H x 4"D.

The attention to detail and craftsmanship is evident in every Jay Strongwater piece, which are expertly handcrafted and of exceptional, heirloom quality. Each showstopping limited edition piece is a collectable treasure that will be passed down from generation to generation.

To care for your Jay Strongwater piece, it is suggested to store it in the original box it came in while not being displayed, or in an air-tight container with acid-free tissue paper. To clean the piece, wipe it gently with a damp cloth.

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