Sidney Garber Collaborates With Carey Lowell on Capsule Collection
The “Carey Lowell x Sidney Garber” collection stems from the friendship between the jewelry designer and ceramicist.

While the partnership between Garber and Lowell stems from a genuine friendship and mutual admiration—they are both longtime collectors of each other’s art—a mobile Lowell created is what sparked the creation of this collection.
“As soon as I saw Carey’s mobile, I thought, this is jewelry,” said Garber.
“When I found out they were goddesses, it made sense to me. With her graceful strength and creativity, Carey is the archetype of a goddess.”

The “Carey Lowell x Sidney Garber” collection is comprised of 19 pieces inspired by ancient goddesses and rounded feminine forms, with figures such as Aurora, Gaia, Circe, and Clio.
“I became interested in pre-history and the origin of female power. Some of the shapes are goddesses and some are things I love,” said Lowell.
“They express the organic female form—curved, rounded, and fecund—and represent life force and regeneration, rebirth, and fertility. I made them as a celebration of womanhood and femininity.”
The collection of pendants, necklaces, rings, and earrings starts at $1,500.
The pieces are in 18-karat yellow gold, diamond, and ebony, with select designs also made in white ceramic.
It is being showcased at Bergdorf Goodman for the month of November in the Collectors Cabinet on the jewelry floor.
The “Carey Lowell x Sidney Garber” collection also will be available on Bergdorf Goodman’s website and at the jewelry brand’s New York boutique, 998 Madison Ave., starting Nov. 18.
The collaboration is the first in a series of partnerships between Sidney Garber and female artists. More information on these collections will be available in the future.
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