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"   A still from Ruby Kobo&amp;#039;s spring video.  Circa hosted a bevy of up-and-coming designers in their Lincoln Center accessories salon last week, including Yuvi Alpert and Danna Kobo of Ruby Kobo. The duo showed off their travel inspired casual-luxe jewelry through two original short films. The collection incorporates Italian chain, German silk rope, and 18th Century trading beads that were sourced in Ghana (plus other remarkable findings).  Though Ruby Kobo&amp;#039;s jewelry speaks for itself, a spot in the CFDA&amp;#039;s inaugural incubator program gave them a boost within the industry. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been really great, especially learning the business side of the fashion industry,&amp;quot; Alpert said of the experience. Now in it&amp;#039;s third year, Ruby Kobo has found its way into the esteemed jewelry cases at Bergdorf Goodman, The Webster, and Louis Boston, while continuing to grow its creative backbone. &amp;quot;I still barely sketch, I just come up with random ideas, like before I went to India I was watching the Discovery Channel and came up with the idea for our Indian submarine collection,&amp;quot; Alpert explained of his diving-bell shaped rings. For Spring, the duo decided to collaborate with directors on a series of videos that would be, &amp;quot;a fun way to interpret our designs, and kind of show that we&amp;#039;re inspired by everything from art, to architecture, to music.&amp;quot; The lighthearted stop-motion, directed by Jen Campbell (who&amp;#039;s worked with Yigal Azrouel and Marc Jacobs), does exactly that\u2014juxtaposing jewelry with various plants and flowers\u2014creating a perfect spring performance. Click through for the video!      Short Film for Ruby Kobo for CIRCA Accessories Salon NYFW from Jen Campbell on Vimeo. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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