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Claudia Endler
Claudia Endler Designs
"I create my pieces with great intention, knowing that a work of beauty helps us see and discover even more beauty in the world. The power of modern design lends itself to finding truths – through contrast and without distraction, we can truly appreciate the unique qualities of each element."
Los Angeles-based jewelry designer Claudia Endler works in precious metals, diamonds, and gems to create timelessly modern adornments for men and women. Always made by hand, and often carved in wax, she uses a variety of techniques to bring out the bold impact of her designs.
"Jewelry is a form of body language,” Claudia explains. “As I’m designing and working, I’m always thinking about the people who will wear my pieces. I see it as a way to discover, express, and reveal.” With an eye for impeccable detail and a fashion-forward sense for how each piece will move on and enhance the body, she has developed a distinctive style that makes getting back to the beauty of basics an undeniably glamorous affair.
After a career in fashion, Claudia studied jewelry fabrication and wax carving at the UCLA Extension program, and continued her education through the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and with private instructors throughout the US.
Los Angeles-based jewelry designer Claudia Endler works in precious metals, diamonds, and gems to create timelessly modern adornments for men and women. Always made by hand, and often carved in wax, she uses a variety of techniques to bring out the bold impact of her designs.
"Jewelry is a form of body language,” Claudia explains. “As I’m designing and working, I’m always thinking about the people who will wear my pieces. I see it as a way to discover, express, and reveal.” With an eye for impeccable detail and a fashion-forward sense for how each piece will move on and enhance the body, she has developed a distinctive style that makes getting back to the beauty of basics an undeniably glamorous affair.
After a career in fashion, Claudia studied jewelry fabrication and wax carving at the UCLA Extension program, and continued her education through the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) and with private instructors throughout the US.
