Beautiful Artisan Crafted Jewelry from Uno Alla Volta

Like most women, I love jewelry and I’ve collected a lot of it over the years. In my collection I’ve got estate pieces, one-of-a-kind artisan pieces, mass retail market pieces and everything in between. With that said, I’m extremely fond of artisan-crafted pieces that are unique in their style.

One of my favorite go-to places to shop for jewelry happens to be Uno Alla Volta. What makes this company so special is that they curate artisans from around the globe to create handcrafted products that are ONLY available through them. Many of the artisans are family-owned workshops that have perfected their craft over the generations. The brand is passionate about reaching consumers on a very personal level with products made from the hearts and hands of these very artisans.

For the review I received the Lorena’s Pink Murano Glass Ring to feature for you. When I was over on the site browsing the collection, I saw the ring in blue and silver too. This ring features a sterling silver band with pink lampworked glass beads infused with silver foil that shimmers with every move. You should see it sparkle out in the sunlight, pretty!

The ring came beautifully packaged in a nice gift box with a ribbon bow. In addition, a Certificate of Authenticity came along with it which gives you more information about the artisan. I love when companies include this type of information with your purchases, plus it makes gift-giving extra-special.

One of the things I love about this ring is that it’s done in a bypass style, which means it’s adjustable! You can gently tug on it to make it a little bigger or a little smaller. Since it’s adjustable, you can wear it on different fingers depending on your mood. I like to wear it on my ring finger on some days and then on my middle finger on others. (thanks mom for modeling the ring for me!)

You get a Certificate of Authenticity with your purchase which gives you more information about the product and the artist who made it. For example (info from my C.O.A.)

Lorena’s great-grandmother began working with glass at the age of nine. Since then, the torch has literally been passed from mother to daughter through three generations. Today, Lorena, her mother, and sister continue the tradition, crafting exquisite glass lampwork beads, from the famed Perle di Venezia to millefiori and minute seed beads used in chic new styles.

Head on over to Uno Alla Volta and take a look around. I know you’re going to love what you see! You can connect with the company on Facebook too.

Disclaimer: Shelly received complimentary products to feature in this blog post. Shelly did not receive any monetary compensation. Shelly’s thoughts, opinions and words are 100% her own unbiased opinion. Your thoughts may differ.