Tamba to Debut 'Nature in the Rough Jewelry Collection at the New York International Gift Fair in January 2005

'Nature in the Rough includes unique, handcrafted jewelry utilizing hand-hammered natural gemstones that provides retailers with an extra edge for Spring/Summer 2005.

Whitehouse Station, NJ (PRWEB) January 17, 2005 -- Tamba, known for their unique, simple and fresh handcrafted jewelry designs, announced today that their 'Nature in the Rough jewelry collection will be launched in the Handmade section of the New York International Gift Fair being held at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City between January 29 -- February 2, 2005.

The 'Nature in the Rough jewelry collection includes original sterling silver designs that range from organic and unique to modern and fresh featuring hand-hammered natural semi-precious gemstones including rose quartz, citrine, aquamarine, grossular garnet, bronzite, chalcopyrite, ruby and peridot. The collection also consists of oxidized sterling silver combined with volcanic lava beads.

Designer and managing partner Wanda Kuprienko says, Colors, texture, shapes, and organic feel dominate this work." The collection provides an urban look for sophisticated consumers and is achieved using ancient techniques.

A number of Wandas designs are created by incorporating unique and ancient gold and silversmithing techniques including granulation, reticulation, keum boo, married metal, chasing and repoussé. Several other collections are based on high quality and rare gemstones combined with handmade and textured sterling silver chains.

The 'Nature in the Rough collection will be available in the Handmade section of the New York International Gift Fair being held at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York (January 29 -- February 2, 2005; Booth # 9108; North Pavilion)

About Tamba

Tamba, one of the nations fastest growing jewelry design company is known for their unique designs, fresh, elegant and simple collections.

While some of Tambas design collections are created by incorporating unique and ancient gold and silversmithing techniques, several collections are created utilizing high quality and rare gemstones combined with handmade and textured sterling silver chains.

Established in 2003, Tambas designs and collections are currently sold in several prominent boutiques, art and craft galleries and specialty gift stores across North America.

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