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We’re delighted to welcome Alexis Pavlantos to the Mora family of jewelers! Her debut collection is a treasure trove of sculptural, almost otherworldly jewels—forms that seem to emerge from the natural world, carrying a sense of reverence and enchantment. Hand-carved in wax and cast in metal, each piece gives shape to something felt as much as seen, a singular blend of the organic and the imagined, with a wild, free-spirited beauty all its own. Handcrafted in her Albuquerque studio with reclaimed stones, this menagerie of jewels has a rare kind of magic: deeply personal with an instinctive, earthy elegance. Welcome to Mora, Alexis. We’re thrilled to share your work! Discover the collection in store and online now. by @morajewelry
Anthony Lent at His Finest. A little romance, a little rebellion, and a wonderfully macabre sense of humor. Anthony Lent’s work is full of unexpected twists and extraordinary detail—and we can’t get enough. For the first time ever, we have a trio of two-sided charms, a platinum snake ring, and an eternity band made from larger skulls. See what’s new at Mora! by @morajewelry
October, In Full Color 🍁 The leaves are starting to turn, cooler days have arrived, and Asheville is looking especially good right now. October brings plenty of reasons to wander downtown—and plenty of new jewelry to discover at Mora. by @morajewelry
New at Mora: Lewis & Pine Created by New York–based artist Yali Lewis, Lewis & Pine brings together modernist design, playful color, and a futurist fascination. With a background in painting and art history, Yali has a strong sense of line and composition that carries through their work. Graphic, colorful, and wonderfully lightweight, these pieces lift the spirits. In the Linework Collection, continuous lengths of wire become fluid, hand-drawn forms, finished with powder coat color. The Space Age Collection draws on the optimism and imaginative design of mid-century visions of the future, often incorporating vintage plastic beads. We’re delighted to welcome Lewis & Pine to Mora. See and shop the debut collection in store and online now! by @morajewelry
This Weekend: Lingua Nigra Is Coming to Mora! We’re thrilled to welcome Alicia Goodwin of Lingua Nigra to Mora for her first trunk show with us. Her jewelry has serious presence—and this weekend, you’ll get to see the full range firsthand. Saturday, September 12th, 10am–6pm Sunday, September 13th, 12–5pm Alicia is bringing all the good stuff—new designs, pieces we’ve never had at Mora, and jewelry that may disappear again as quickly as it arrived. Come see what she’s been creating, meet the jeweler, and get first dibs on the pieces that speak to you. Drinks, treats, and a great time are on us! #linguanigra #morajewelry #downtownasheville #lolexdistrict #dadavl by @morajewelry
Lingua Nigra Trunk Show! Alicia Goodwin of Lingua Nigra is bringing her entire collection to Mora for two days only. Think sculptural forms, ancient talisman-inspired details, and vivid high-karat gold with an almost electric glow. Lingua Nigra is beloved for a reason—and her pieces tend to disappear fast. Come see the full collection, discover your favorites, and celebrate with us September 12 & 13. ✨September 12 · 10am–6pm ✨September 13 · 12pm–5pm #linguanigra #morajewelry #lolexdistrict #downtownasheville #exploreasheville by @morajewelry
Anzu is coming to Mora! Traveling from Germany for her first U.S. trunk show, Anna Bánkuti is bringing her largest-ever collection to Mora on August 14 & 15, including many pieces you may never see here again. Come meet the artist, celebrate with us, and see what she’s brought along—plus something to sip and something sweet. Friday, August 14, 2–6pm Saturday, August 15, 10am–6pm We’d love to see you! by @morajewelry
Party on your finger! For Heavy Metal, Studio Sophia Sophia brings the fun. A riot of color, movement, and playful kinetic elements, these two rings are impossible to look at without smiling—and even harder to imagine wearing without having a good time. What a ride this exhibition has been. Thank you to everyone who showed up, shared the love, championed the artists, and made Heavy Metal such a success. You made it one hell of a party! by @morajewelry
Quietly refined. Darkly dramatic. Joanna Gollberg brings two very different rings to Heavy Metal. One is a study in restraint: a luminous pearl, a single brilliant diamond, textured sterling silver, and the warm punctuation of 18-karat gold. The other is unapologetically ornate, with blackened silver, elaborate wire flourishes, garnet, and onyx conjuring something altogether more historic—and perhaps a little royal. Same artist. Different worlds. by @morajewelry
Marked by Time. For Heavy Metal, Rob Jackson forges one-of-a-kind rings from antique nails and found steel that never disguise where they came from. Their pitted surfaces, timeworn scars, and asymmetrical forms preserve the character that only time can create, while linings of silver or gold and unexpected gemstones reveal a remarkable level of craftsmanship. The next chapter belongs to the wearer. by @morajewelry
Meet Anzu Jewelry Traveling from Germany for one weekend only, Anna Bankuti joins us August 14 & 15 with a special selection of work available exclusively during her visit. Anna’s hand-drawn hearts, eyes, birds, flowers, and other symbolic motifs draw from folklore, nature, and historic iconography—creating jewelry that feels deeply personal, endlessly collectible, and rich with meaning. Join us to meet the artist, explore new work, and find the pieces you’ll carry with you. Friday, August 14, 2–6pm Saturday, August 15, 10am–6pm by @morajewelry
Part painting, part sculpture. For Heavy Metal, Nicolette Absil’s Ranunculus Ring begins with a meticulous rendering of the ranunculus flower, created through layers of vitreous enamel, graphite, mica lusters, and high-karat gold leaf. Nestled within sculptural sterling silver petals, the ranunculus seems to emerge from the ring itself. Forever in bloom. by @morajewelry

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