Satomi Kawakita

Satomi Kawakita is a New York City-based jewelry designer and a former professional diamond setter who was born and raised in Japan. While growing up, she was strongly influenced by her dressmaker mother, who made most of Satomi’s clothes when she was a little girl. Satomi was fascinated not only by designing but also by creating things herself. This passion led her to Saga Art College in Kyoto, Japan, where she studied wood, metal, clay, and textile design and creation. Her work combines an unusual organic sense of beauty with impeccable craftsmanship. Satomi Kawakita Jewelry is crafted from natural, eco-friendly, responsibly sourced materials, and many styles offer custom sizing for a precise, personal fit.

FOUNDED IN 2018 | BASED IN NYC
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18K Braided Eternity Ring - Roztayger
18K Braided Eternity Ring - Roztayger
Satomi Kawakita
18K Braided Eternity Ring
$738.00

Satomi Kawakita Jewelry: Fine Rings, Earrings, and Necklaces

Satomi Kawakita’s early training taught her to pay close attention to how small shifts in texture and proportion influence the way a piece is experienced on the body. Years of stone setting in New York refined that instinct, giving Satomi Kawakita Jewelry its quiet precision and its sense of balance.

Her one of a kind jewelry reveal their character gradually. A softened edge on one of her gold rings might hold a trace of the hand that shaped it, while a Satomi Kawakita ring or a gold necklace settles into place with an ease that feels intuitive. The quiet brightness of Satomi Kawakita earrings, or the way a pearl necklace lies naturally against the skin, reflects her belief that clarity comes from restraint rather than embellishment. Even a Satomi Kawakita necklace meant for everyday wear carries this sense of thoughtful simplicity.

Across the collection, the emphasis stays on deliberate form and subtle irregularities that give delicate gold jewelry its warmth. The result is a body of work that feels steady and personal, made to become part of the wearer’s rhythm rather than something separate from it.