seattle jeweler Lord of the Rings

Celebrity jeweler and designer Bruce Magnotti, titled "The Lord of the Rings" in the December 2006 issue of the magazine Seattle Metropolitan, has been creating unique jewelry designs since 1997. His jewelry has appeared in virtually every magazine published in the Pacific Northwest as well as many national sources such as US, People, Lucky, even The Wall Street Journal.

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seattle jewelry Green Jeweler in the U.S.

During the 2007 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, Bruce Magnotti's solid gold and platinum cocktails rings were worn by everyone from Elizabeth Shatner, to Shaun Toub, and to Tanya Tucker during the shooting of the first segment of her reality show, Tuckerville.

Fox News declared him, "The first green jeweler in the U.S." for his dedication to recycling both the precious metals and the gemstones in his popular cocktail rings. The bands are recycled and refinished wedding bands, some from over a century ago. The gems are from estate sources throughout the world or from certified "zero conflict" areas of the world.

Bruce has worked as a jewelry wardrobe designer for numerous television shows and participated in fashion events for the MTV Music Video Awards in 2003, the Billboard Awards in 2004, the Al Green Tribute in 2005, and many others including the Emmy's in 2007.

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seattle jeweler Seattle's Andy Warhol

Washington Magazine (Summer 2009) refers to Bruce Magnotti as "Seattle's Andy Warhol" for "the diverse and prolific nature of Magnotti's art". Magnotti has captured the attention of many, including J.J.McKay, titled Seattle's Perle Mesta by the Seattle Times. He has also titled Bruce as Seattle's "Wharholian" character. Magnotti's sense of style, his authorship of everything from religion, psychological theory, antique price guides, and poetry, his world renowned photography and erotic videography, his video editing, music mixing, and aerial arts performance, as well as his unique green jewelry design have created a mystique about him that is unparalleled.

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