Zani Gugelmann Takes the Bullet
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By Casey Kettleson
in Influencer Series
on July 14, 2010
Designer and social star Zani Gugelmann joins StyledOn's Influencer Series and opens up about her dangerously cool Filigrana Jewelry collection, Santo.
For Zani Guglemann, her Filigrana collection is all about her family roots in Peru – but it is her new Santo collection that is a means of self-expression about how she lives in New York. Dangerously beautiful, Guglemann's filigree pieces are fantastic, and the Santo collection is to die for...
“The Santo Collection in based on the literal definition of a Silver Bullet, which symbolizes 'The answer that instantly solves a long lasting problem,'" Guglemann explains. "The Santo pendant, a real cast bullet, serves as a reminder that despite life’s complexities, there is always an answer."
The top of each bullet unscrews and inside is a small scroll. "On the scroll you write down your goal; it can be a career goal, a relationship goal, a life goal; whatever it is YOU want. The bullet around your neck then reminds you everyday of the goal you aspire to reach," says the designer. "Once you’ve reached your goal, take the scroll out, write down another, and place it right in. You will then find yourself on a whole new journey! Not only do you write your own inscription, you also design your own bullet. You can choose the material, finish, and precious stones making it as personal as ever – this is YOUR bullet!!”
Created in 18-karat-white-gold, the bullet-shaped pendant necklaces embedded with precious stones such as rubies, black diamonds, green emeralds, and yellow sapphires are available at Kirna Zabête in NYC and Curve in L.A.
Are you ready to take the bullet?
3 Comments
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natapoo • almost 2 years ago
I think I'm ready, yes thanks. What a clever idea... -
Emily Kropp • almost 2 years ago
I already know what I would write on my scroll... but I'm going to keep it a secret! -
Abbie • almost 2 years ago
Love this...but it seems it might inspire some homicidal/suicidal answers to some problems.