Milamore Jewelry and Fine Jewelry

George Inaki, a New York conceptual artist, founded Milamore in 2019 and named it for his grandmother Milagros plus the Italian word for love. The jewelry is designed in New York, handcrafted in Japan and guided by the kintsugi idea of being mended, not broken. Inaki was named a 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist, and this edit gathers the bracelets, earrings, necklaces and rings behind that recognition.

Collage of rings, earrings and layered necklaces worn up close, in the spirit of Milamore

Chains, bracelets and earrings

Inaki trained as an artist before he made jewelry, and the duo chain pieces read like small sculptures. The pearl drops, ear jackets and diamond huggies are the ones I would reach for first, because they change an outfit without announcing themselves.

Necklaces and rings

Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, and the label turns that into diamond rings and necklaces with a seam of light running through them. It is a lovely idea for something you plan to wear every day.

Named for his grandmother

Milamore comes from Milagros, his grandmother, and the Italian word amore. That small, personal origin is why the collection feels warm rather than cold, even in diamonds.

 

For more in the same spirit, take a look at Adina Reyter Jewelry and Fine Jewelry and Cartier Watches and Jewelry.