About Angela Cummings Positive and Negative Collection
Angela Cummings’ “Positive and Negative” collection is a testament to her innovative approach to jewelry design. Introduced in the 1980s, this collection marked a departure from traditional jewelry styles of the time and showcased Cummings’ unique vision and creativity.
The collection was inspired by the concept of positive and negative space in art. Cummings had a background in sculpture. This experience let her translated this idea into jewelry by using geometric shapes and create pieces that played with the solid and void, light and shadow.
One of the defining features of this collection was its sculptural quality. Cummings used various metals to create pieces that had a three-dimensional, architectural appeal. She often incorporated geometric shapes like circles, squares, and triangles into her designs, arranging them in ways that created a sense of movement and balance.
About Tiffany & Co. Brand
Tiffany & Co. is a symbol of refined taste and superlative quality all over the world. The brand has a reputation of a leader in luxury goods and diamond jewelry.
Everything about this high-end jewelry maker, including Tiffany Blue color, is iconic. During the time Tiffany's has collaborated with the best jewelry designers such as Jean Schlumberger, Elsa Peretti, Angela Cummings, and Paloma Picasso.
Tiffany & Co. engagement rings are unquestionably the most popular among diamond ring brands. What makes it stand out? The answer is Tiffany diamond cut. Each diamond by the maker comes with excellent cut grades and is graded in house. The company controls every step of the grading process. Tiffany claims their standards as being higher than GIA standards. For a stone with borderline parameters, Tiffany's experts will go down in grade in order for it to be exactly as it described.
