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Lulu Eclectic Jewelry

Lulu's eclectic jewelery is a special blend of antique, semiprecious stones arranged in a very modern, artisitic style.

Lauren Levine:

The artist has recently said that through her collection, she "hopes to bring the old and the new together". She achieves this effect by using the old stones from her grandfather and arranging them in modern fashion.

Check it Out:

If you like Lulu, check out the Akashic Bookshop, Gallery, and Cafe in Thousand Oaks, CA. Lulu has sold a number pieces there!

Harry Winston Jewelry

If you have look at the Lulu presentation, you will discover that the stones Miss Levine uses in her collection are from her grandfather, Irwin Heiman Levine, one of the first Harry Winston jewelers in New York.

Talk about quality for an affordable price, that's Lulu for you!

Not to mention, you're also buying a piece of history!

Pretty in Pink

Another beauty

Pink lovers out there, this one is for you! This piece is made of uncut morganite. Doesn't it make a statement?

Lulu Slideshow

We have made an informative google slideshow about the Lulu collection. Check out our presentation to learn more about Lulu!

In this presentation, you will learn more about the artist, the history of the stones she uses in the collection, and the availability of pieces.

More importantly, you will be given the contact information of the artist!

Top ranked by the artist:

This piece consists of polished crystal quartz and amethyst and is one of the most beautiful pieces in the lulu collection.

Definition of Eclectic?

"Eclectic style is about mixing rather than matching"
http://www.invitinghome.com/home-decor/style-eclectic.htm

I found this quote and thought it would be a good way to define eclectic. I like that eclectic style can incorporate elements of all genres of style!

Eclectic

If you are not quite sure what eclectic style consists of check out:

http://www.decoratingsecrets.net/eclectic.html