Miami designer Martha Calvo created her jewelry line in 2006, building on a childhood habit of making necklaces and a love of mixing charms. She self-funded the business and its playful pieces found an audience through personal styling rather than formal restraint. The appeal is in the deliberate clash of color, symbols and shine.
Martha Calvo

Necklines with a point of view
Necklines with a point of view is where the brand’s point of view becomes easiest to read. Miami designer Martha Calvo created her jewelry line in 2006, building on a childhood habit of making necklaces and a love of mixing charms. Look for the details that make the category feel specific rather than merely expensive.

Ella turquoise and crystals 14-karat gold-plated beaded necklace
MARTHA CALVO

Gemstones and crystals gold-toned beaded necklace
MARTHA CALVO

Protection sapphire gold-toned necklace
MARTHA CALVO

Lapis lazuli and crystals beaded necklace
MARTHA CALVO

Protection gold-toned sapphire necklace
Martha Calvo

Wish Me Luck gold-tone necklace
MARTHA CALVO

Gilda gold-tone necklace
MARTHA CALVO

Aurelia lapis lazuli, citrine and freshwater pearl gold-toned necklace
MARTHA CALVO
Small architecture
Small architecture is where the brand’s point of view becomes easiest to read. Miami designer Martha Calvo created her jewelry line in 2006, building on a childhood habit of making necklaces and a love of mixing charms. Look for the details that make the category feel specific rather than merely expensive.

Kylie silver-toned earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Kylie gold-toned earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Amina 14-karat gold-plated earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Bleecker 14-karat gold-plated bracelet
MARTHA CALVO

Silver-toned ear cuff
MARTHA CALVO

Lori gold-plated earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Two Tone Ami gold and rhodium-plated earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Ami gold-tone earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Double gold-plated hoop earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Double rhodium-plated hoop earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Elle gold-plated clip earrings
MARTHA CALVO

Elle rhodium-plated clip earrings
MARTHA CALVO
Our honest take
Our honest take is that Martha Calvo works best when you let its strongest idea stay visible. She self-funded the business and its playful pieces found an audience through personal styling rather than formal restraint If you take one thing away, choose the piece that gives you a clear shape or gesture and build around it.






