Renowned jewelry designer Stephen Dweck's formal training began at the School of Visual Arts in New York City where he studied sculpture and painting. Designing hand-carved stone bangles was his initial foray into the jewelry world. In 1981, Stephen launched his first signature line at Bergdorf Goodman. It wasn't long until Geoffrey Beene asked him if he could spotlight his jewelry on the runway. Over the years, Stephen collaborated with designers including Donna Karan, Oscar de la Renta, and Catherine Malandrino.
Intrigued by nature at an early age, Stephen Dweck learned to incorporate the elements into art and design. He collects stones from all over the world — tourmaline from Brazil, boulder opals from Australia, ammonites from Morocco, and pearls from the South Sea. A great deal of thought and effort goes into making each piece of jewelry, from sorting through thousands of stones to making the perfect setting.
Stephen's jewelry is on permanent display in the costume department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Smithsonian Institute Fashion Archives. His Manhattan showroom features Stephen's belts, men's jewelry, serving ware, renovated furniture, and home collection.
A long-standing member of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, Stephen has worked on many noteworthy projects including "Absolute Dweck" for Absolute Vodka that incorporated his signature jewelry with their iconic bottle design. He was also commissioned by Bombay Gin to create a bronze and crystal martini glass.
All designs are produced and manufactured in Stephen's Brooklyn studio. Brothers Edmond and Gregory oversee the production, technology, marketing, and customer relations for the growing company. They hope to enjoy another 25 years of success.
Renowned jewelry designer Stephen Dweck has always been intrigued by nature. Expertly crafted in sterling silver and 14K gold, his diamond designs are sought after by many, including celebrities. Shop the Dweck Diamonds collection below.
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