Sisters Heath and Landon Slane teamed up in 1997 to design a collection of high-end sterling silver jewelry that would become “tomorrow’s heirlooms." Though their company's name has changed over the years (original name: Slane & Slane), its sources of inspiration — architecture, nature, and spirituality — remain the same. Handcrafted from recycled silver and 18-karat gold, Slane jewelry includes a series dedicated to bees (stand-out pieces: diamond pavé rings shaped like honeycomb), luxurious tassel earrings and pendants made of tiny basket-weave beads, Maltese crosses, mixed-metal fleur de lis pendants, and bold column bangle bracelets featuring contrasting textures and classic shapes. Slane has appeared on the covers of Vogue and Town & Country and adorned the likes of Gisele and Oprah.