Rings and Bracelets
Betsy & Iya x TLE Atlas Ring
$ 32.00
- This adjustable ring is a small showstopper! Visually more delicate than its sisters in the collection, the Atlas ring was designed hand-in-hand by Portland jewelry favorite Betsy Cross and Tender Loving Empire as part of our 2018 Artist Collab Series and inspired by inclusivity and community - the idea that individual unique shapes are made better when together. Materials: Brass OR sterling silver available. Adjustable, approximately ½” in height. All pieces original and made by hand in the Betsy & Iya Portland, Oregon studio exclusively for Tender Loving Empire.
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betsy & iya started in 2008 in a coffeeshop with a notebook, a bright red pencil, and nothing to lose. Among scribbles and coffee stains, the words “jewelry making” appeared in that notebook. Betsy wrote it down, thought about it for a while, and then she made some jewelry. And it worked, so she did it some more. Now they're a handcrafted institution in Portland, OR, regularly designing and creating some of the city's most popular works.
Redundant Chevron Ring
$ 25.00
- An etched and oxidized chevron pattern circles around half of this ring. Adjustable, making it perfect for gifts (including gifts to yourself). Made of silver plated brass. Width of ring is .5" at widest point. Size is approximately 6.5 and can be adjusted +2/-.5 sizes by gently squeezing or pulling the ends apart.
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betsy & iya started in 2008 in a coffeeshop with a notebook, a bright red pencil, and nothing to lose. Among scribbles and coffee stains, the words “jewelry making” appeared in that notebook. Betsy wrote it down, thought about it for a while, and then she made some jewelry. And it worked, so she did it some more. Now they're a handcrafted institution in Portland, OR, regularly designing and creating some of the city's most popular works.
Betsy & Iya x TLE Median Ring
$ 38.00
- The Median Ring seeks to make a classic style more dynamic. For this adjustable and bold look, Betsy was inspired by inclusivity and community - the idea that individual unique shapes are made better when together. Designed hand-in-hand by Portland jewelry favorite Betsy Cross and Tender Loving Empire as part of our 2018 Artist Collab Series. Materials: Brass OR sterling silver available. Adjustable, approximately ⅝” in height. All pieces original and made by hand in the Betsy & Iya Portland, Oregon studio exclusively for Tender Loving Empire.
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betsy & iya started in 2008 in a coffeeshop with a notebook, a bright red pencil, and nothing to lose. Among scribbles and coffee stains, the words “jewelry making” appeared in that notebook. Betsy wrote it down, thought about it for a while, and then she made some jewelry. And it worked, so she did it some more. Now they're a handcrafted institution in Portland, OR, regularly designing and creating some of the city's most popular works.
Ripple Cuff Bracelet
$ 45.00
- This minimal cuff bracelet is inspired by the waters edge, and is beautiful on its own or stacked together! The bracelet is solid brass and hand-forged with a delicate hammered ripple contour. It measures approximately 2.5 inches in diameter, and is fully adjustable.
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Material Wit offers unique minimalist jewelry designed and made by Jessie Morrow in her Orcas Island studio. Her design inspiration gathered on the beaches of Orcas Island where Material Wit is based. Some of the pieces in the collection are cast from pebbles she discovered while walking along the water's edge. Other designs, hand-forged in her Eastsound studio, speak to the movement of the shoreline where the water meets the land.
Betsy & Iya x TLE Signal Ring
$ 38.00
- Looks can be deceiving - but in this case, it’s a plus! The adjustable Signal Ring looks like three perfectly stacked bands in one, accented by minimal and clean geometry. This ring was inspired by inclusivity and community - the idea that individual unique shapes are made better when together. Designed hand-in-hand by Portland jewelry favorite Betsy Cross and Tender Loving Empire as part of our 2018 Artist Collab Series. Materials: Brass OR sterling silver available. Adjustable, approximately ⅝” in height. All pieces original and made by hand in the Betsy & Iya Portland, Oregon studio exclusively for Tender Loving Empire.
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betsy & iya started in 2008 in a coffeeshop with a notebook, a bright red pencil, and nothing to lose. Among scribbles and coffee stains, the words “jewelry making” appeared in that notebook. Betsy wrote it down, thought about it for a while, and then she made some jewelry. And it worked, so she did it some more. Now they're a handcrafted institution in Portland, OR, regularly designing and creating some of the city's most popular works.
Orb Ring
$ 48.00
- The Orb Ring handmade by Lumafina in Portland, Oregon is the perfect disty pink color pop, featuring two round Pink Rhodonite stones on a slightly adjustable, sterling silver band. Fits ring sizes 7 through 8.5 best, stone color may moderately vary.
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Lumafina Hilary is a self-taught jewelry designer and metalsmith based in Portland, Oregon, where she started Lumafina in 2008. She makes silver, brass and gold pieces drawing inspiration from nature, global and cross-country travels, minimal modernist movements and abstract art. Lumafina believes in making wearable art with care, making it more about connection and less about consuming.
Betsy & Iya x TLE Cara Ring
$ 38.00
- The best accessories can be worn multiple ways - and this asymmetrical statement ring can too! The Cara Ring is adjustable and looks different from every angle. Designed hand-in-hand by Portland jewelry favorite Betsy Cross and Tender Loving Empire as part of our 2018 Artist Collab Series, this ring was inspired by inclusivity and community - the idea that individual unique shapes are made better when together. Materials: Brass OR sterling silver available. Adjustable, approximately ⅝” in height. All pieces original and made by hand in the Betsy & Iya Portland, Oregon studio exclusively for Tender Loving Empire.
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betsy & iya started in 2008 in a coffeeshop with a notebook, a bright red pencil, and nothing to lose. Among scribbles and coffee stains, the words “jewelry making” appeared in that notebook. Betsy wrote it down, thought about it for a while, and then she made some jewelry. And it worked, so she did it some more. Now they're a handcrafted institution in Portland, OR, regularly designing and creating some of the city's most popular works.