Welcome To Charveaux
Using an old technique of inlaying stones, Charveaux has created contemporary jewelry that has graced the covers of magazines and worn by celebrities around the world. Within the collections you will see more than just jewelry, but stunning works of art. Most of the pieces are one of a kind and all are handmade and tell a unique story. The intricate inlay designs are expertly crafted using natural stones and sterling silver. Charveaux jewelry may not be for everyone. But those who appreciate all the time and skill that goes into each piece, will want these designs for their collections of fine art jewelry.
Charveaux Made The Cover!
While it may not be the "Cover of the Rolling Stone", it is equally an honor to be on the cover of Sindi Schloss's new book "Beads". It is an informative guide to buying and identifying beads. After four years in the making, it is a must have book for anyone who collects rare beads. And you can order it today!
$19.95
Custom Charveaux Jewelry
If you like Kelly's sense of style and would like to have something made, here is an example of just one of many possibilities.
Golden South Sea Pearl
Choose your favorite gem and get inspired
Conceptual Drawing
Draw inspired design, in this case a cuff bracelet.
Finished Creation
If you have a gem, pearl or stone cabochon and you would like something designed just for you, Kelly would be happy to work with you to create that something special.
Aztec Collection
Wonderful inlay jewelry collection by contemporary inlay artist Kelly Charveaux
How Inlay Jewelry Is Made
The art of making inlay jewelry is by creating a design in metal with channels or voids that will hold the gemstones inlayed into them. Each stone is carefully cut and fit into different patterns. The more intricate the design, the more time is involved in each inlay creation. The art of inlay jewelry is becoming more appreciated and lends itself to a wide variety of designs.
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Charveaux Store
10636 N. 71st Way, Ste.12
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Tues - Fri, 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday, 10am - 5pm