Good Mushroom Vibes Only

May 5

The mushroom boom is here

Shiitake. Reishi. Lion’s Mane. Psilocybin. All of a sudden cremini seems so basic. From adaptogenic mushrooms to magical ones, how can you not be in awe of the fungus that’s been around since the dawn of time, has medicinal powers, and multiplies in decaying environments? Mushrooms represent rebirth, recycling, and transformation during times of darkness and stillness.

A favorite in fantasy worlds where fairies and mythical creatures abound, you may recognize the red and white spotted toadstool, a symbol of good luck. If the mind-blowing documentary Fantastic Funghi doesn’t convince you that mushrooms have super powers, maybe one of these lucky mushroom jewels will.

mushrooms - Canva 2.0.png — **Zodiac**

Brent Neale Winston has a special place in her heart for mushrooms—go down the rabbit hole of her Instagram feed to see for yourself. She loves them so much that she just launched a Zodiac mushroom collection in varying stones and colors. Irresistible.
Brent Neale 18k yellow gold, rainbow sapphire, and rainbow moonstone “Virgo Zodiac Mushroom” necklace, $7,450 at Twist Online

**Psychedelic**

Brinker & Eliza is a mother/daughter team with backgrounds in metalsmithing and fashion merchandising. Their collections are brimming with beads, trinkets, and charms. We especially love the mismatched colors of these glass and gold-plated danglers
24k antique gold-plated hoops and glass “Psychedelic” hoop mushroom earrings, $98 at Brinker & Eliza

**Conch Shell**

Designer Maura Green has a robust background in jewelry, from apprenticing to designing for retailers which led to her launching MG Fine and MG Curated in 2019. Her Magic Mushroom collection is ultra charming, with hand-carved stone pendants both playful and luxurious. Dig that abalone underside surprise.
14k yellow gold bail, hand-carved conch shell mushroom with abalone, $325 at Maura Green Jewelry

**Red Mushroom**

Many of Jacquie Aiche’s pieces have meaning behind them, from gemstones with healing properties to spiritual animals. One of her latest designs features *Alice in Wonderland*-worthy toadstool mushrooms, perfect for dreamers.
14k rose gold, black mother of pearl, and pave diamond red mushroom signet ring, $8,000 at Jacquie Aiche

**Mushroom Stud**

Pamela Love’s passion for folklore and symbolism shines through all of her organic creations. The native New Yorker’s studs allow you to have a Mad Hatter tea party on your ears, mushrooms, flowers, suns, hearts et al.
14k yellow gold and diamond mushroom stud earring, $590 (sold as single) at Pamela Love

**Magical Shroom**

Auroro designers, Tiffany and Sarah, are two friends with a “passion for fine jewelry, Mother Earth, and the ethos of buying quality pieces and owning less.” Their handcrafted jewelry features recycled gold and vintage gemstones, like this adorable double shroom pendant.
14k yellow gold, emerald, and pink sapphire medium “Magical Shroom” pendant, $2,250 at Shop Auroro

**Bamboo**

São Paulo-based designer Silvia Furmanovich comes from a family of Italian goldsmiths—her great-grandfather made pieces for the Vatican. Silvia translates her family’s legacy into nature-inspired designs in unexpected materials, like gemstone and bamboo earrings. Check out her jewelry book if you like what you see.
Silvia Furmanovich 18k yellow gold, ruby, and bamboo mushroom earrings, $6,380 at Moda Operandi

**Level-UP**

KatMojo offers playful jewels, from gemstone beaded necklaces to charms. Her yummy lollipop and gummy bear charms are made for layering, even though this painted enamel cutie can stand on its own.
14k yellow gold and hand painted enamel “Level-UP” mushroom pendant, $687 at KatMojo Jewelry

Editor: Samantha Durbin

Market Editor: Johannah Masters

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