NY-based sisters Nicole and Kim Carosella look to vintage designs—they started out by melting and then reimagining their mother’s ‘80s-era jewelry—to create modern pieces with an indulgent whimsy. In the 1960s and ’70s, music, art, and fashion carried a deeper message. Love was resistance. Flowers became symbols of peace, rebellion, and radical softness. Bloom is our ode to that moment.
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