This suspended jewelry display line was co-designed with an artisan jeweler to elevate how pieces were shown at farmers markets, conferences, and events. The goal was to move beyond flat tables and invite customers to view necklaces and earrings at standing height, in a way that echoed how each piece would actually lay on the body. Copper wire was shaped into simplified body silhouettes and covered with hosiery “skin,” creating lightweight, human-referencing forms that could be read from a distance yet felt intimate up close.
Each display was designed to hang from a tent frame or a stretched line between posts, making it adaptable to different venues and footprints. The result is a portable retail system that blends sculpture and function—showcasing jewelry in a natural, story-rich way while supporting the jeweler’s need for easy transport, quick setup, and a memorable presence in crowded market environments.
