LASTING
BLING
for the
SUMMER
W
hen it comes to fashion,
the best way to accentuate
any outfit is with the right
accessories. As fashionistas
we know that our jewelry and handbags are
what can make or break any ensemble so
getting the right pieces are essential!
With so many retail shops and jewelry
stores on the rise, it’s becoming increasingly
difficult to find genuine pieces of quality
jewelry that are different and stand out.
And with summer approaching, we want to
ensure that the pieces we are sporting
redefine unique. We want to flourish our
light yet complex pieces without having to
worry about cheap products.
TGLAM, most notably known for its
unique mixture of architecture and design, is
an international jewelry and fashion
accessory brand that prides itself on
production and style. Made especially to
exhibit the true elegance of femininity and
grace in women, all of TGLAM’s pieces are
one of a kind and a step in the right direction
for the future of accessories.
It’s time to let your creative side show
and no better way to do that than by joining
the TGLAM family!
Unsure of which pieces are your
favorite? Well no one knows the true in’s and
out’s of the stories behind each individual
piece of jewelry like TGLAM’s designer and
founder, Tina Istenic! Luckily for us, we’ve
got the inside scoop on all things TGLAM.
As the mastermind behind TGLAM’s
unique collections, Tina says that inspiration
comes naturally - stemming from everyday
20
experiences and snippets of particular
memories. “Creativity is an emotional
experience. My inspiration comes from
memories that make me burn and flow.”
Tina also says that in large part, her
creativity and ideas for designs derive from
femininity and the women around her.
“Jewelry is luxury. It's that final touch to an
outfit that brings out the feminine beauty we
have inside of us.”
Tina is an industrial and graphic
designer who established TGLAM, her
jewelry brand made solely from precious
metals, through a combination of her
knowledge of design, architecture and
emotion. Driven by feelings, her
surroundings and an appreciation for shapes,
Tina has ensured that each of her pieces
feature clean designs, smooth elements and
tell a story.
“My style can be described as classical
elegance - it's bold but still easy. My designs
are simple yet complex and are meant to
be understood but still interpreted in
different ways.”
She calls her creative process “drawing
a story” where she designs shapes into
jewelry and other accessories for herself and
once the piece brings her joy and drives her
passion then she knows she has made the
next piece to her collection.
“Once I feel that passion inside of me, it
is at that point that I feel my work can bring
something uniquely beautiful to everyone.”
Tina’s goal with using precious metals
unlike her competitors is so she could ensure
the longevity and quality of her pieces while
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