Pamela Love founded her eponymous jewelry line out of her Brooklyn home in 2007. Her earliest designs stemmed from a lifelong fascination with astrology, tarot, and folklore. Fluent in the visual language of symbols, Pamela explores jewelry from a point of storytelling. Informed by travel, the brand’s signature celestial, spiritual, and terrestrial motifs celebrate the ritual of wearing jewelry.

Pamela Love’s creations come from an intuitive point of individual spirituality. She is heavily influenced by astronomy, astrology, alchemy, early American and Mexican silver traditions, and architectural motifs throughout the world. Her inspirations are steeped in American folklore and symbolism, while also exploring global archetypes and iconography resulting in her own immediately-recognizable aura of modern urban mysticism.

Pamela Love has collaborated with retail brands including: Kith, Barneys, Shinola, Opening Ceremony, JCrew and Nine West. She also collaborated with the publishing house Rizzoli and together in 2016 they released her book Muses and Manifestations.

Pamela Love has received numerous awards including the Ecco Domani Fashion Fund in 2011 and CFDA Lexus Eco Challenge for Sustainable Design in 2012. She was a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Finalist in 2010 and a Runner Up 2011. She was also nominated for the CFDA Swarovski Award for Accessory Design in 2011 and 2012 and won the award in 2013.

While Pamela Love started with a small workshop of jewelers in New York City, we have since expanded our production across the globe—from Italy and Spain to Thailand and Myanmar, as well as domestically in Los Angeles and Brooklyn, NY. We strive to find the best artisans and partners for each project, honoring their historical knowledge and craftsmanship. All artisans and manufacturing partners are rigorously vetted for social and environmental responsibility, as well as for the skill and quality of their work.