martini party trunk show...

our party was a hit! we drank, we laughed, we made money and got to see all of our favorite faces! our designers brought lots of beautiful treasures. it was shopping heaven!

below is a sneak peak of our event. we begin with a lovely animated demo of PJ's bracelets by one of our lovely employees...

getting ready...

we are very excited and anxious for our upcoming martini party trunk show on thursday november 18th from 5 - 9 pm. last year was a big success and we know that this year will be the same. our line up of designers is so fabulous! we decided it might be fun to tempt you a bit with some images of our designer's beautiful work...

tamara hensick...
   

juan sigala...


margaret solow...


m.e. moore...
  

mere...







offerings...


pjs...







vanessa jenik...

  
  

more margaret solow...

it appears that the talented margaret solow has quite a following over here at pergolina... so we posted some more of her treasures on our online shop. check them out here.

more! new jewelry

ret these tasty new designs by Margaret Solow are sure to make you swoon…

pictured above are her “Zen Gems". margaret says "it’s all about the stone. revel in the beauty and simplicity of precious and semi-precious stones such as citrine, pink tourmaline, rose quartz, green tourmaline, blue chalcedony, amethyst, prenhite and moonstone. celebrate with sparkle and layers of stones, or contemplate with something smooth and calming. each stone is strung on highly durable polymiede string and finished with a sterling silver clasp.”


pictured above are her "wabi - sabi" necklaces. “these necklaces were inspired by the japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. wabi-sabi is the beauty of things imperfect…it is a beauty of things modest and humble…it is a beauty of things unconventional.
wabi-sabi reflects the natural beauty of things found in nature; simple, imperfect, incomplete things.
each necklace is made with a piece of free form sterling silver, created by dropping pure molten silver into water. like things in nature, no two are alike. the wabi-sabi piece is strung on a highly durable red cord. the red string borrows from buddist and kabalistic traditions, and will bring the wearer good luck and protection.”