Pamela Love is one of my favorite jewelry designers. Not just because her designs are incredible , but because she cares so much about the sources behind her inspiration and the cultures connected to them as well . . . From North African patterns and Mexican folk art to medieval European iconography, Pamela draws inspiration from a wide range of sources. [ Pamela Love: Muses and Manifestations ] showcases those sources, alongside her many mood boards that she keeps in her NYC studio. - Design Sponge

Today, Love is revealing the process behind her unique creations in a new book from Rizzoli. Titled Muses and Manifestations , it's part visual memoir and part intimate design journal . Yet of more importance to Love, it's a celebration of the near decade that she's been in business and a reflection of her personal journey . . . you'll see the breakdown of some of her most popular pieces, including the hammered arrowhead ring and the much-imitated, but never duplicated five-spike earrings, as well as her design sketches and archival photographs . - CR FASHION BOOK

[ Pamela Love: Muses and Manifestations ] provides an insider view into her award-winning designs . Photos and objects from Love's most memorable trips and her favorite Francesco Clemente paintings (for whom she formerly assisted) are paired with her most famous jewelry pieces- paying homage to the people, places and objects that inspire her. - CFDA.com