Showing posts with label Satomi Kawakita. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Satomi Kawakita. Show all posts

Anatomy of a Stack: Feeling Fancy

For those of you feeling fancy this beautiful first day in April, this stack will definitely not disappoint. 


-ak

Things I love: Melissa


Melissa is our resident stacking aficionado, nail art enthusiast, and reincarnated mermaid.  She has Lady Godiva length hair, can draw a very cute cat (on paper and on nails!), and can instagram the hell outta jewelry.  Here are a few things she loves:



Things I love: Meaghan


Meaghan (aka MER) is a seasoned catbirdette – she knows all the secret inner workings of the nest and makes sure things run smoothly around here. She's a bird that'll ease your stress and make you happy every time you see her.  When she's not working her magic, you'll find her at a show practically every day of the week or throwing a themed party with her big loving family.  Here are a few things she loves:

  • Six little munchkins who call me auntie Meg
  • A hand written note
  • Few things get my heart going like seeing concerts... my happy place
  • Pizza, I'd travel anywhere for a good slice of za
  • My big red scarf
  • Anything comfy and cozy; big sweaters, long johns, a soft tee
  • A good vinyl on a lazy sunday 
  • Family, friends, and my boy clancy <3

Things I love – Correy

We start celebrating holidays early here around here in case no one has noticed.  Thanksgiving happened in our minds the week after Halloween and Christmas was over by the first week in December.  So naturally it's time to start celebrating the day of St. Valentine.

So we got to talking about Valentine's Day and the idea of love and the different kinds of love.  Great love stories, famous lovers, what it's like to be in love, degrees of love, loving someone or something, and to be in love with an idea.

Since we are so lucky to work with a group of eclectic, passionate ladies (and one gentleman!) we had everyone gather a list of things that they love.  And now we will share them with you, one by one.
It's full of wonderful people, places, ideas, and (some catbird) things we love in this world.



If you follow our various social media outlets, you will know Correy from her daily instagram posts, tweets, and facebook status updates.  She wears many hats around here but most of you will recognize her keeping us in good conversations on the interweb.  She loves wearing oversized sweaters, clogs, and lipstick.  And she looooves dogs!  I could go on and on.  Here are a few more things that Correy loves (in her own words).


Stay tuned for more love-ly-ness from the birds!

-ak 


Anatomy of a Stack: Big Bang

Why not start the new year off with a bang.  I mean, a girl can dream, right? 

1. Dainty Stacking Pavé Ring, 14k rose gold, $410
2. Lily Leaf Ring with diamonds, 14k rose gold, $695
3. Flat Band – 14k rose gold with 14 black diamonds, $710
4. Blair Eternity Band, 18k rose gold, $1,840
5. Horizontal Bar Ring, 18k rose gold, $650

-ak

How We Wear It: Jessica!


This is a very special How We Wear It as this gorgeous snap shot came from one of our amazing customers, Jessica! We were so proud of her Catbird stacks we had to share!

Ring Finger: Mignon First Knuckle Ring, $48.00
Center Finger: Ampersand Ring, $96.00, Twisted Stacker, $64.00, Satomi Kawakita Bar Ring, $390.00, Threadbare, $44.00
Index Finger: Odette New York Round Totem Ring, $70.00.

Have a Catbird stack you love? Email photos to correy@catbirdnyc.com!  xx coco

How We Wear It: Necklaces

I can't stop thinking about necklaces and I really can't stop thinking about stacking piles of them around my neck (I quite literally put together a different stack daily that I am then convinced I absolutely need).

So, on this Tuesday afternoon I selfishly show you this gorgeous yet totally playful necklace stack - a tooth, diamonds and a set of initials, what else does a lady need?

Catbird Shark Tooth Necklace, $42. Blanca Monrós Gómez Monogram Necklace, $560. Satomi Kawakita Diamond Disc Necklace, $580.

xx coco.

How We Wear It: Lizzie

I'd venture to say that Lizzie has four of the coolest stacked fingers I have ever seen. There isn't a metal, stone or texture that this gal doesn't wear and, as you can see, she wears them all effortlessly.

Index Finger: houses a Satomi Kawakita + Bittersweets New York Sandwich - closest to her knuckle she wears The Tiniest Diamond Ring, $230, by Satomi. Beneath that she is wearing two Bittersweets Famous Letter Rings, starting at $125, with The Tiniest Ruby Ring, $190 in between.

Center Finger: she wears the chain of her Finger Bracelet, $385, with a dreamy antique Emerald she received from her grandparents for her 16th birthday directly above, Blanca Monrós Gómez Seed Ring, $215, Katrina Lapenne Braid Ring, $33 in sterling silver, Twisted Stacker, $64, and a First Knuckle Ring, $64.

Ring Finger: Yayoi Forest Crossing Ring, $326 in store, Bittersweets Marquise Twig Ring with an Opal, $650, and a First Knuckle Ring, $64.

Pinky: Silver Chain Ring, on sale! $20.

I obviously also have to mention that her smiley face tattoo is totally the best.


xx coco

How We Wear It: Leigh

It's no wonder that our buyer, Leigh, has some of the fanciest hands in Brooklyn. Her finger real estate is high and she only allows herself to buy and wear pieces with significant meaning, two of which were passed on to her from her mother (seen here, her bracelet and top ring on her center finger).

Leigh's wedding stack includes a one of a kind engagement ring on top worn with a Satomi Kawakita Thin Band, from $210, and a Catbird Conflict Free Eternity Band, $1,300. On her center finger she wears a prototype for the Bittersweets Memento Mori collection, from $1,200 and a Satomi Kawakita Horizontal Bar Ring, $650.


Oh, and when she isn't testing the newest sparkles from Deborah Lippmann, she is prrretty loyal to a Naked, $16, manicure.

xx coco.

Famous Lovers: Rapunzel and Prince.


She let down her hair, let him up, and then she lost her hair (Witch!), and then he lost his sight,  and then she cried 2 clear tears into his blind eyes and his vision was restored and bliss, love, a kingdom, jewels, etc. etc.

Satomi Kawakita Golden Plait ring, $320 in store and online
Marian Maurer teeny diamond studs, $272 in store and online

-Leigh

How We Wear It: Meaghan.


Meaghan is really great at giving multiple Catbird designers love within her stacks. She wears two Catbird First Knuckle Rings on her ring finger, $64/each, a Blanca  Monros Gomez Seed Ring, $170, stacked on get center finger with a Satomi Kawakita Tiny City Band, $170, a custom birdette m. green gold Bittersweets pinky ring gifted to her.

Also, we aren't all lucky enough to have a mama bird who picks us up amazing vintage pieces for our birthdays each year so we tend to drool over all of Meaghan's vintage rings - here she is wearing a beautiful turquoise piece on her ring finger.

Let down your hair!


Our newest addition from Satomi Kawakita is a heavenly slice of gold that works just as nicely in a stack, or on it's own.

Golden plait ring, $320-$370, available in store and online


Simple Wedding Rings


Joanna Goddard, at the always delightful Cup of Jo blog has a nice round up of simple wedding bands. She is astute, that one. Many women do indeed go for simple these days. (Not all though!) 

We were happy to be featured alongside our jewelry bestie, Satomi Kawakita.

So tiny.


Aren't Satomi's teeny rings just the absolute sweetest? Available with a tiny pearl (shown), black diamond, ruby or white diamond. They are perfect stacking rings, and could also be a good engagement ring for a very understated bride. $170-220


Pretty in Pink

Satomi's hexagon ring looks so subtly rosy and lovely in 18k rose gold. One of our favorite things about the hexagon rings is their chameleon like nature. There is truly no one who wouldn't happily add one into their mix.

p.s. Forgive me the title.

Satomi Kawakita hexagon rings, $410 - $3700 online and in store

Don't shop at catbird this weekend!


As much we would love for you to come see our new digs, look what two of our all-time favorite designers, Satomi Kawakita & Yayoi Forest, cooked up for this weekend:

Charity jewelry sale for Japan earthquake relief efforts at ABC Carpet & Home

Date: April 9-10th  2-6pm
Location: ABC Carpet & Home   
888 Broadway New York, NY 10003

 25% to 50% off from retail prices only for this event.

Jewelry designers have donated their pieces to support children who have been displaced from their homes because of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan. Shop with us and show your love and support to Japan.
We will donate ALL PROFIT to Save the Children’s Japan Earthquake Tsunami Relief.



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