The eye knows
before the
mind does.
Sara Silvio — jewelry designer. Color analyst. Twenty years at the bench.
One trained eye.
Why do certain pieces make a woman more vivid — and others disappear?
I needed to understand that. It's what brought me to this work.
I'm building collections around each of the ten seasonal palettes — so when you know yours, the pieces that belong to you are already waiting.
More About SaraOn seeing the difference color makes on your own face —
"She helped me actually see the changes — something I always felt blind to before sitting in her chair."— Molly Hyde
Some colors compete with you.
Others are just yours.
One session. You'll know exactly what you're looking for the next time you're standing in a store. It's about finally seeing what's been true about you all along — which tones bring your face forward, which metals feel right, why your favorite pieces work the way they do.
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"She helped me see it for myself. I walked away feeling more confident, more myself — and now I actually know what works when it comes to clothes, makeup, jewelry, and even hair color."— Valerie O.
"It's not just about color — it's about resonance."— Liliana L.
Nothing I make is meant to be saved for later.
Created to live on the body with ease and authority.
Shop the Collection"As a woman experiencing perimenopause, I have more days of feeling blah than I had in my first few decades. Now I know that on those days I can throw on the right color sweater, scarf, piece of jewelry, or even lipstick — and feel instantly bright and uplifted."— Kate Goodwin
Designing jewelry and discovering your colors —
the same trained eye. The same instinct.
"I first discovered Sara's work over a decade ago when I spotted a friend wearing the most magical earrings I'd ever seen. I was a single mom then, with very little room for extras, but the pieces moved me so much that I saved up to buy my first Sara necklace. I continue to wear Sara's work every single day — and those first pieces are still in regular rotation."— Molly Larkin
What's on the bench.
An occasional note from the studio — what I'm making, what just came in, what I'm thinking about.