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Fluidity and an ergonomic quality are signature elements of Jill’s jewelry design; the way a piece moves and feels on the body is key to her process.
Each collection’s conception begins with “Gallery“ pieces, wearable sculptural works that are signed, numbered, and produced in limited editions. The look and feel of these pieces act as inspiration for the entire collection.
The movement of metal, a key element to Jill's work is showcased in her large-scale metal sculptures. Made from copper, bronze, and steel, these pieces range in size from 4 feet to over 20 feet tall. Platner’s distinctive forms, connections, and hinging techniques defy the weight and size of the material, enabling incredible movement and interactivity with the viewer.
For Jill, whether making jewelry or sculpture,
her personal approach is the same. All work
is made only by hand and using local
production, ensuring the highest quality and
craftsmanship for which she is known.
Lucky says ... 
"Amazing vintage furniture, under-the-radar
clothing labels and exotic jewelry-the Windy City
has it all," writes Elise Loehnen.
p.45 was one of our favorite boutiques in the
country when Lucky launched more than a
decade ago: It's still spot-on, offering labels like
Winifred Grace, Lizzie Fortunato Jewels and 3.1
Phillip Lim.
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Black Book says ... 
Black Book picks p.45 as one of the top design
boutiques around the world.
p.45 was one of the first trendy boutiques to
open in Chicago's Bucktown district, an edgy part
of town that's lately become H.Q. for local artists.
Founded in 1997 by Tricia Tunstall and Jessica
Darrow, p.45 led the charge, stocking their racks
with hip local designers and up-to-the-minute
New York and Los Angeles styles hard to find
anywhere else. To mark their ten-year
anniversary, Tunstall (Da
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