Silvia Furmanovich’s swans glide into Art Deco elegance

Silvia Furmanovich’s new swan earrings marry the jeweller’s signature sculptural vision with the geometric refinement of Art Deco design. Carved from bone, each bird emerges with the elongated grace of its form, the body rendered in luminous ivory with feathers articulated in subtle relief. A single moonstone glows softly within the bird’s eye, ringed in gold, while the beak catches in a flash of deep coral red touched with black. Along the wing, diamonds trace a line of crystalline light where the feathers curve downward, their sparkle precise and measured against the matte warmth of the bone.

The swans speak to Furmanovich’s deep engagement with naturalistic form, which she approaches through a distinctly modern lens. The geometry of the Art Deco era animates these birds without rigidity; they possess movement and personality, their necks curved as if in a moment captured mid glide. The pairing of hard diamonds with the yielding warmth of bone, the coral beak against pale carved surface, and the cool moonstone eye all create a composition of considered contrasts that recalls the stylistic marriage of luxury and modernism that defined the 1920s and 1930s.

Each earring suspends from a delicate gold wire hook, their weight balanced and their presence substantial enough to be felt and admired. Rendered in these materials and with this level of sculptural attention, they transcend decoration to become wearable sculpture. The earrings are part of Silvia Furmanovich’s Art Deco collection and may be viewed and acquired through the brand’s official channels.

Imagery courtesy of Silvia Furmanovich (@silviafurmanovich).