WRITTEN BY JULIET HUTTON-SQUIRE
It was Robert Keith’s childhood discovery of a black and white photograph in a trunk belonging to his great-grandfather that inspired him to venture into the world of jewelry. READ MORE
GWYNETH PALTROW | WALL STREET JOURNAL
My current favorite piece of jewelry is: a gold locket made by Hoorsenbuhs. There’s something very hard and soft about it at the same time. READ MORE
MODERN LOVE | C MAGAZINE
WRITTEN BY KELSEY McKINNON, MELISSA GOLDSTEIN & LESLEY McKENZIE | PHOTOGRAPHY - BELATHEE
ROBB REPORT.COM | HOORSENBUHS
WRITTEN BY BEKAH BERGE
Over the last 13 years, Hoorsenbuhs’ signature tri-link motif has evolved. Founded in 2005, the jewelry house boasts a staggering array of link motif designs that are both powerful and refined. READ MORE
LINKS TO THE PAST | LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE
WRITTEN BY LINDA IMMEDIATO
ART OF SENSE | SENSE MAGAZINE
ALL JEWELRY HOORSENBUHS | PHOTOGRAPHY - HIROSHI KUTOMI (Nº2) STYLING - YOSHIYUKI SHIMAZU
THEM MAGAZINE
PHOTOGRAPHY - PHOTOMAKER | EDIT - KO UEOKA
ROBB REPORT | HOORSENBUHS
ROLLS ROYCE - STRIVE FOR PERFECTION | CHAIN REACTION
POWER 100 | BILLBOARD
WRITTEN BY SHANNON ADDUCCI | PHOTOGRAPHY - SAMI DRASIN
HOORSENBUHS OPENS STORE IN SOHO | VOGUE
“I drew this store long ago,” said Robert Keith, founder and creative force behind the California-based jewelry brand Hoorsenbuhs, which has just opened a shop in New York’s Soho district. Located at 458 Broome Street, the store is not your typical fine jewelry experience, with large men in suits guarding the door, but rather it ingratiates itself into the neighborhood like a sleek gallery.... Read More
VOGUE GIOIELLO
ELLE MAGAZINE | LINKED IN
MEET THE CALIFORNIA JEWELERS WHO MAKE SOLID GOLD BRASS KNUCKLES FOR JAY Z. Handpicked by Jay Z for his Barneys holiday collab, Santa Monica boutique jewelers Robert Keith and Kether Parker are making a streetwise play to establish the next American fine-jewelry house...
VOGUE UK THE CATHEDRAL COLLECTION
Damien Hirst, has teamed up with Hoorsenbuhs and Other Criteria to create a new jewellery collection. The Cathedral Collection, which follows on from Hirst’s collections in its use of medical symbology, consists of two designs available in 18K yellow, rose or white gold.
THE WINDOW HIGH SEAS TO HIGH SHINE: STUDIO TOUR WITH HOORSENBUHS
For those not in the know, Hoorsenbuhs is the name of a Dutch trading ship that jewelry designer Robert Keith’s ancestors sailed the seas on in the late 1700s. It’s also the name of Keith’s highly-coveted luxury jewelry line (Rihanna, David Beckham and Kanye are fans), based upon the heritage and tradition of this historical vessel.
THE WORLD GOLD COUNCIL
The World Gold Council looks to create a presence for itself by promoting famous designers and collaborations. In this spot, Robert Keith of Hoorsenbuhs collaborates with Shawn Carter.
THE WINDOW A NEW YORK HOLIDAY, COLLABORATION WITH SHAWN ‘JAY Z’ CARTER
Introducing “A New York Holiday,” an unprecedented collaboration celebrating the spirit of the city. As part of this event, Barneys New York and Mr. Carter have partnered with some of the most prestigious fashion houses in the world....
T MAGAZINE | A BEAUTIFUL MINE
The only thing clear about diamonds may be the translucent stones themselves. Everything else is murky and vaguely sinister: where they come from, who dug them up and under what conditions, and, more particularly, if they reek of evil. A diamond isn’t like fur, which can’t do much to hide its origins.
BURNISHING A JEWELRY BUSINESS HOORSENBUHS IS WINNING OVER CELEBRITIES AND LUXURY RETAILERS WITH MODERN DESIGNS
Some people wait years before their creative talents are recognized. Robert Keith waited less than 24 hours. It was 2005 and Keith, a fashion photographer looking for a new challenge, had just made his first piece of fine jewelry: a gold ring that looked like a miniature version of a ship's anchor chain.
LINKED IN | HOORSENBUHS
When the 1941 Quonset hut that housed Hoorsenbuhs’s Santa Monica atelier was scheduled for demolition, the first reaction of the fine jewelry line’s founders, Robert Keith and Kether Parker, was resistance; after all, the iron structure’s rustic feel was the perfect complement to Keith’s opulent industrial designs, favored by style savvy celebs like David Beckham, Katie Holmes, Mary Kate Olsen and Rihanna.