Pamela Zamore was born a collector and lover of art, artifacts, and the glamorous gold jewelry of the 1970s. The former interior designer's work is rooted in this wellspring of passion and creativity, manifesting itself in a language of evocative texture, dimension, and form through her 18-karat gold collection. With a collaborative approach, Pamela partners with her design team in Rhode Island and personally shepherds her pieces through all touch points of the fabrication, resulting in jewelry of the highest craftsmanship. Since launching, Pamela Zamore has quickly garnered much acclaim and buzz, being nominated as a finalist for the Tiffany & Co. x CFDA Jewelry Designer Award. The brand has also caught the attention of Hollywood elite, with starlets including Nicole Kidman, Demi Moore, and Oprah Winfrey all wearing her jewelry. Pamela Zamore is currently carried in premier department stores such as Bergdorf Goodman, Moda Operandi, and more.

Pamela draws inspiration from the elegance and glamour of decades past, including iconic style and the time honored quality of vintage Italian gold jewelry.

Camilla Sparv in Emeric Partos. Photographer, Francesco Scavullo

A longtime lover of art, the designer draws from a visual memory of gallery, museum visits, and travel. Pamela's use of shape and form are highly informed by this influence.

Sculptor Henry Moore sitting before his Sheep Piece, bronze 1971-72 | Hertsfordshire, England. Photo by Paul Joyce.

Egyptian reliefs such as this, and other archeological artifacts are among Pamela's many fascinations. Inspiration is drawn from the ornamentation, shapes and textures of these earlier cultures.

Shown here, the God Ra-Harakhty, wearing the Solar disk within which lies the sacred scarab.

At the center of Pamela's mind is the desire to create something that endures, but is very much of this moment. Drawing on the inspiration of female role models of singular vision, strength, and style, she designs each piece with the intention of it living for generations.

Peggy Guggenheim in the garden of Palazzo Venier dei Leoni in Venice. Photo by Roloff Beny.⁠

Pamela works closely with a small team of exacting jewelers. Located in Rhode Island, where there is a 200 year heritage of jewelry making, they’ve honed their craft over many decades and they take great care in the casting, refining and skillful application of her signature sandblast finish on each 18 karat gold jewel.

Protecting the earth is important to us. Each Pamela Zamore piece is cast with intention from recycled 18 karat gold by our master craftsmen in Rhode Island. All diamonds are ethically sourced. Central to our ethos is the truth that modern luxury has the responsibility of protecting the precious resources of our natural environment.