WOMEN & WORDS
Our collaborative portrait series with photographer Georgia Hilmer...featuring Bing Bang's
Custom Nameplate Necklaces and the inspirational women who wear them.
WOMEN & WORDS
Our collaborative portrait series with photographer Georgia Hilmer...featuring Bing Bang's
Custom Nameplate Necklaces and the inspirational women who wear them.
WOMEN & WORDS
Our collaborative portrait series with photographer Georgia Hilmer...featuring Bing Bang's Custom Nameplate Necklaces and the inspirational women who wear them.
WOMEN & WORDS:
NANA YAA
(Nana's word: "nanayaa")
Nana: Nanayaa
"When it comes to jewelry my bracelets stay
on as I love the sound of them clanking and
my Bing Bang Necklace at the moment
is perfect across my collarbone".
"When it comes to jewelry my bracelets stay on as I love the sound of them clanking and my Bing Bang Necklace at the moment is perfect across my collarbone".
Lexie: Umwelt
"Having the word as an object makes me want,
as ever, to pick it up and swivel it around and view it from different angles, literally and figuratively".
"Having the word as an object makes me want, as ever, to pick it up and swivel it around and view it from different angles, literally and figuratively".
"Sophie and I share the tendency towards being understated versus overly branded. Like with the word I chose, I like the idea of subtle messaging versus a very loud, in-your-face approach."
Studio Sayso
"Sophie and I share the tendency towards being understated versus overly branded. Like with the word I chose, I like the idea of subtle messaging versus a very loud, in-your-face approach."
Molly: Sophrosyne
"Every day we’re all confronted with a thousand possibilities to be a shitty or non-shitty human, and I thought it would be both a tribute and a useful reminder if I could turn the concept into a physical object—an object of beauty!—to be worn every day."
"Every day we’re all confronted with a thousand possibilities to be a shitty or non-shitty human, and I thought it would be both a tribute and a useful reminder if I could turn the concept into a physical object—an object of beauty!—to be worn every day."
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