I recently had the pleasure to attend the media viewing for SDJ’s most recent collection and it was a real treat. Each of her pieces are unique one of a kind reworked vintage pieces which each have it’s own story and have been seen on many celebrities. Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Aniston, Kelly Clarkson, Emily Blunt, Regina Hall and Maya Rudolph.
Here are some of the pieces.





You can view and order pieces from suzannedoneganjewels.com
SDJ modern estate and vintage curation™ is Suzanne Donegan’s distinct take on the classic jewelry wardrobe. Meticulously sourced and handcrafted, the collection incorporates finely curated antique elements, such as 19th century intaglios and Etruscan revival chains, coupled with rare natural materials and semi-precious stones. Combining different time periods and styles, where often one era blends seamlessly into another, SDJ designs are at once unique and interesting, subtle and chic, soulful and new.
Melding California cool with the European traditions of classicism and craftsmanship, SDJ modern estate and vintage curation™ has developed a loyal following enamored by the brand’s timeless heirlooms reimagined for a modern, cultivated aesthetic. Dubbed “The History Girl” by Vogue, Suzanne’s talent for creating one-of-a-kind pieces and layered looks that combine materials, styles and eras, has made her a favorite resource for celebrities, premier stylists and private clients alike.
SDJ is created for today’s thoughtful collector, one who appreciates rich provenance and custom details.
ABOUT SUZANNE DONEGAN
Suzanne Donegan is a designer and creative director recognized for founding quiet, luxury brands with a sustainability focus. Informed by her background in museum curation, interiors, furniture and fine jewelry design — her latest conception, SDJ modern estate and vintage curation™, combines history, ingenuity and time-honored style.
Born in Dublin, Suzanne has had a passion for collecting antique jewelry since she was a child. Her affinity for beautiful objects with a storied past has remained consistent throughout her education and life experience. She studied the History of Decorative Arts and Material Culture at Bard for graduate school before establishing her own design companies. Like her jewelry, Suzanne’s personal style is classic and cool with a touch of the unexpected. Her work has been seen in Vogue, T: New York Times Style Magazine, Harper’s BAZAAR, Elle and Forbes.