Fernando Jorge, Karlahackman Fuse Gems With Ebony, Bloodwood, Carved Tagua

Fernando Jorge has turned contrast into structure: his Deep Vertex pieces set diamonds and precious gems alongside ebony, bloodwood and carved tagua nut, folding organic materials into what the Robb Report described as streamlined, architectural forms. The juxtaposition of polished stones and dense, tactile woods reorients the idea of luxury toward material conversation rather than overt sparkle alone.

Robb Report’s March 1, 2026 feature focuses squarely on that material pairing, naming ebony, bloodwood and carved tagua nut as the unexpected companions to fine gemstones, and framing the work within architectural restraint. The published excerpt supplies those specific materials and the phrase streamlined, architectural forms; it does not include pricing or photographs in the supplied text.

At a different register, the independent jeweler Karlahackman has catalogued a nine-piece Boundless Geometry Jewelry Collection that foregrounds shape and metalwork. Karlahackman’s page states, "2D and 3D geometric shapes take center stage in this collection influenced by architectural forms and sacred geometry. These pieces push the boundaries of typical geometric forms combining in unexpected ways and mixing metals with gemstones in fun and one-of-a-kind designs that let you express your strong and edgy side." The line comprises nine products ranging from staple studs to a sculptural pendant: Floral Cube Necklace, $1,850.00; Petite Mixed Metal Pendant, $620.00; Double Circle Drop Earrings, $410.00; and more accessible items such as Modern Washer Stud Earrings, $115.00, and Petite Pentagon Studs, $115.00.

Karlahackman’s inventory shows three items marked Sold Out: Marquis Stud Earrings with Pink Garnet, $180.00; 3D Pyramid Pendant Necklace, $180.00; and Silver Pyramid Earrings, $180.00. One item, the Lightening Sapphire Band, appears on the product list without a price in the provided excerpt. The site lists nine products in total and uses navigation labels that include Geometry Collection among its Collections menu, affirming a curatorial intent around geometric work.

For shoppers, the retailer’s page also displays the exact shipping and contact text as presented: "Free shippingvia USPS Priority Mail. Have a question, call (505) 319-3555." That combination of free USPS Priority Mail and a direct phone number signals a small-brand retail model distinct from gallery or maison distribution.

Taken together, the Deep Vertex emphasis on ebony, bloodwood and carved tagua nut and Karlahackman’s geometry-forward, mixed-metal assortment point to a shared preoccupation with architectural language and material contrast in contemporary jewelry. Jorge’s use of dense, carved natural materials alongside diamonds offers a different proposition from Karlahackman’s price-staggered, geometry-driven pieces, yet both approaches underscore a moment in which structure, material and tactile contrast matter as much as carat weight.