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Crevoshay is for the Birds

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Paula Crevoshay is a name synonymous with exquisite, colorful and vibrant jewelry for her unparalleled ability to transform gemstones into breathtaking works of wearable art. Among her highly celebrated creations are her captivating bird collections, where Nature's beauty takes flight in the form of wearable sculptures, with the American Songbirds line being the most recent addition to the Crevoshay Avian Treasury.
By Cynthia Unninayar
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"Beau" is an American Songbird pendant. The Painted Bunting is one of the most colorful of American songbirds. This male sings from his perch on a low branch and is crafted in 18K yellow and rose gold with black spinels, orange, fuchsia and blue sapphires, tsavorite, and various colors of diamonds.
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This "Kestrel" falcon is portrayed in 18K yellow gold with Yogo sapphire from Montana, white and black diamonds and Mexican fire opal. The beak was carved in red agate by Glenn Lehrer.
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"Tenor" - A Northern Parula Warbler is a beautiful warbler that breeds in humid forests in the eastern portions of the United States and Canada. It is portrayed in 18K gold and blue sapphires as well as other gemstones and diamonds.
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This colorful cardinal is crafted in red spinel, opal, and gray diamonds in 18K gold.
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"Monsieur Scarlet" - The Scarlet Tanager is often out of sight, foraging high in trees, sometimes flying out to catch insects in flight and then returning to the same general perch. Here, it is crafted with 571 stones: black spinel, orange sapphire, and black and brown diamonds.
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The “Toucan” ranges through Central America from southern Mexico to Colombia and Venezuela and is the national bird of Belize. This jewel is crafted in 18K gold and contains 697 gemstones (spinel, fire opal, emerald, apatite, sapphire, zircon and diamond) and took over 15 months to complete.
Crevoshay’s bird jewelry is more than just adornment. It’s a celebration of life, color, and intricate craftsmanship. Each piece is a testament to her deep-rooted passion for the natural world and her mastery of her craft. Her birds are not mere replicas; they are imbued with a spirit and personality that captures the essence of these winged creatures. 
    
From the delicate hummingbird to the majestic peacock, her creations are a tribute to avian beauty and diversity. A meticulous work of art, each piece blends the vivid colors and textures of a variety of gemstones to mirror the natural splendor of birds, offering a gallery of ornithological wonder.
    
Beyond their aesthetic appeal, Crevoshay's bird jewelry also carries a deeper meaning. Many of her designs are inspired by endangered species, raising awareness about the importance of conservation. By transforming these creatures into wearable art, she invites us to appreciate their beauty and fragility.  
   
Crevoshay's commitment to bird conservation extends beyond the beauty of her creations. A portion of the proceeds from this collection is donated to the Audubon Society, an organization dedicated to the protection of birds and their habitats. This philanthropic aspect underscores a profound responsibility to preserve the natural world that inspires her work. By supporting the Audubon Society, Crevoshay contributes to vital conservation efforts, helping to safeguard the diverse ecosystems that birds depend on.

In this way, Paula’s birds become more than a collection of jewelry. They are a celebration of avian beauty and a call to action for environmental stewardship. The collection not only enchants with its aesthetic appeal but also fosters greater awareness and appreciation for the importance of bird conservation.

Through her artistry and philanthropy, Paula Crevoshay bridges the gap between fine art and ecological responsibility, ensuring that her passion for birds also contributes to their protection.

Presented here are a few of the many examples showing that Crevoshay is indeed for the Birds.

Caption for the top image: "Lani" in tsavorite, diamonds, rubies, and yellow sapphires.
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Crafted in 925 sterling silver, this Hummingbird is visiting a Forget-Me-Not flower set with Montana sapphires.
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Crafted in 18K yellow gold, this Peacock features boulder opal, blue sapphires, fire opal, emeralds, apatite, and white and black diamonds.
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The “Sunbittern” pendant in 18K gold features blue sapphires, rubies, and black and white diamonds.
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    • Chanthaburi - City of Gems
    • The Journey Towards Responsible Sourcing
    • Opal Pineapples, Belemnites
    • Colombia's Emeralds
    • Colorful Csarite
    • Mythical Mogok and its Mines
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    • Whitby Jet
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