Mark has been hard at work! This time he has been working on a very cool piece for the ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease) Clinic fund raiser. This one-of-a-kind pendant is set with a 3.50 carat Square Cushion Cut Yellow Citrine and a Rare Pink Cobalto Calcite Crystal. The gems are accented by a cascade of dazzling bezel set diamonds. The pendant will be raffled to raise funds for the clinic.
Join us on Friday March 18, 2011 from 6 to 9pm for an exclusive trunk show with celebrity gem dealers Simon and Laurie Watt, of Mayer & Watt. Precious & Dazzling Gemstones accompanied by Rare Viking & Medieval Artifacts. Ancient, Museum Quality items available for viewing, purchasing and designing!
…and best of all, Mark will be mixing his designer cocktails!
Please RSVP 239/482-4664
Mark designed and created this awesome piece for the opening of the Art of the Olympians Gallery. Cathy Oerter donated one of Al Oerter’s Olympic pins – which Mark Loren Designs then set in a stunning gold frame accented by diamonds, orange sapphire, and a pear shape pink tourmaline. Thanks to Pamela Templeton for her winning bid! Check out Mark’s Blog about the grand opening of the Olympic Arts Museum in downtown Fort Myers, and meeting Olympians – among them, HSH Prince Albert of Monoco
Mark Loren Designs was proud to design, create and donate the pin for “The School District of Lee County 2011 Teacher of the Year”. Barbara Esno of Lehigh Elementary won the honored title and proudly wears the pin.
This necklace, designed by Local Artist and National Award Winning Jewelry Designer Mark Loren, was created specially for this event. It is simply exquisite - a flexible, hypoallergenic titanium wire contours around the neck, a dazzling gem is featured at 
each end of the asymmetrical wire. The brilliant fancy pear shape Brazilian tourmaline at one end floats above the incredibly unique and colorful 12 carat Ethiopian Opal cabochon at the other. A .58 carat diamond accents these beautiful colored gemstones set in 14 karat white and yellow gold. In 2010, The Bobby Nichols Fiddlestick’s Charity Foundation raised $631,000 for local children’s charities.
This beautiful bracelet created by Mark Loren, will be for auction at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s Hope Gala.
This unique bracelet combines the fingerprints of three very special JDRF patients with three beautiful charms that symbolize their courage, peerless wisdom, and the inexplicable challenges they face. Mark traveled to Naples last month and personally imprinted the three fingerprints from the excited children – their names and ages are engraved on the backs of each link. The charms/pendants are removable and can be worn separately. A Tahitian Black Pearl represents the gathered wisdom the children have amassed from their experiences, while a Victorian era Tiger’s Claw set with Diamonds represents their fierce bravery and courage of spirit. Finally, a brilliant purple Brazilian Geode signifies the mysteries of our world.
This white, yellow, and rose gold bracelet is truly one-of-a-kind, as are all of our children. Designed and created specially for this event and donated by National Award Winning Jewelry Designer Mark Loren.
Minimum bid $1000
Mark Loren Designs proudly donates a One-of-a-Kind 14 karat Yellow Gold Carved Opal and Diamond Pendant. The pendant features a 79 ct. Opal Crystal, hand carved into the shape of a horse head. Mark Loren Designs has designed this piece specially for the Special Equestrians Taste of Love Auction.
Look out for this amazing package at the Southwest Florida Wine Fest Auction: One of a kind necklace and earrings crafted of AC/DC bassist Cliff Williams’ guitar picks framed in black diamonds by Mark Loren Designs’ original design, and capped off with a year’s worth of Norman Love’s BLACK dark chocolate confections. To top it all off, the winning bidder will walk away with an authentic music award presented to the band from Ireland’s music industry personalized to the winner by Cliff Williams himself!
This amazing piece was designed and created by Mark Loren for the Cattle Barons Ball to raise funds for American Cancer Society. Money raised goes directly to support local cancer programs and fund cancer research.
The one-of-a-kind pendant is hand crafted in 14 karat Yellow Gold and set with a Bi-color Blue /Green Quartz framed by an Viking Bronze Artifact (circa 900AD). The piece is accented by pave diamonds and a Titania Agate Druzy.
