| Jewels of the Earth by Diana |
Diana found her love for artistic expression early on as an actress,
singer and dancer in theatre, film and television, but secretly, she
also carried a passion to become a gemologist. The ancient, earth-
fired beauty of gleaming stones, rocks and fossils completely
entranced her. Six years ago, during a break from a play rehearsal,
Diana wandered into a gem-and-mineral show next to the theatre.
She watched in amazement as a woman demonstrated wire-wrap and
immediately asked to be taught the intricate art form. Diana’s
exuberance and knowledge of stones won the Jeweler over and the
training began. Diana developed her own unique style and began
designing bold, elegant, one-of-a-kind pendants and earrings,
searching for the perfect stones at gem shows, hard-to-find shops
and in private collections.
singer and dancer in theatre, film and television, but secretly, she
also carried a passion to become a gemologist. The ancient, earth-
fired beauty of gleaming stones, rocks and fossils completely
entranced her. Six years ago, during a break from a play rehearsal,
Diana wandered into a gem-and-mineral show next to the theatre.
She watched in amazement as a woman demonstrated wire-wrap and
immediately asked to be taught the intricate art form. Diana’s
exuberance and knowledge of stones won the Jeweler over and the
training began. Diana developed her own unique style and began
designing bold, elegant, one-of-a-kind pendants and earrings,
searching for the perfect stones at gem shows, hard-to-find shops
and in private collections.
| Jewels of the Earth |
170 S. Lake Ave. Pasadena, Ca 91101 (626) 792-7885 Monday-Saturday 10am-9pm Sunday 10am-7pm |
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