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This item has been inspected and evaluated by our team of Metalsmiths, Jewelry Appraisers and Gemologists using strict industry standards for diamonds, colored gemstones and precious metals.
Mountings may prohibit full and accurate observation of gem quality and weight, all data pertaining to mounted gems can be considered as approximate unless accompanied by an independent laboratory (ex. AGL, GIA). Unless otherwise stated, all colored stones and pearls are assumed to be subject to industry standards of acceptable treatments, by gemstone miners and producers, of relatively stable and possibly undetected color and/or clarity enhancement.
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This item can be returned for credit card refund.
Return Authorization requests must be made within 14 days of shipment and the item must be returned within 21 days of original shipment with security tag intact on the item as received.
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Cynthia Bach
Cynthia Bach began her career as a jewelry designer in Los Angeles during the 1980s, bringing with her a strong foundation in art and goldsmithing from her studies in Munich and at McMurry University in Texas. Her path was shaped by a deep respect for traditional craftsmanship and an insistence on creating jewelry by hand, without relying on computerized methods.
Her designs quickly gained recognition for blending the grandeur of historical motifs with modern elegance. Platinum and gold became her favored materials, often set with carefully chosen gemstones, and every piece carried the refinement of an heirloom while remaining distinctly contemporary. She also made ethical sourcing a cornerstone of her practice, a choice that resonated with collectors and celebrities who sought out her work.
Her studio in Los Angeles became the setting where these creations took shape, filled with the sounds and rhythms of old-world goldsmithing techniques. The results were works that made the wearer feel elevated, as though each piece bestowed a sense of royalty. This reputation extended beyond private collections and Hollywood circles, with her designs earning a place in the Smithsonian Institution.
Among her most recognizable works are crown-inspired brooches and intricately detailed rings, each one crafted with the belief that jewelry should not just decorate, but transform the experience of the person wearing it.
Through decades of work, Cynthia Bach’s name became associated with a particular kind of luxury: one rooted in heritage, refined through craftsmanship, and made personal by the conviction that jewelry should make every person feel like it was made just for them.
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