Gulten Dye

What Is a Bridge Line in Jewelry?

In the jewelry world, a bridge line sits right between fine jewelry and fashion jewelry—offering the sophistication of luxury pieces without the sky-high prices.

* Fine Jewelry: Made from precious metals like gold, platinum, and high-quality gemstones. It’s investment jewelry.
* Fashion Jewelry: Often made from base metals, plated finishes, and simulated stones. It’s stylish, affordable, and trendy.
* Bridge line Jewelry: Bridges the gap. It’s crafted with higher-quality materials than typical fashion jewelry—like sterling silver, vermeil, semi-precious gemstones, Swarovski crystals, or hand-blown glass—but at a more approachable price than fine jewelry.


Gulten Dye Bridge Line Jewelry.

* Crafted by Hand: Every piece is designed and assembled in your studio, often one-of-a-kind or limited edition.
* Materials with Meaning: Sterling silver, semi-precious gemstones, hand-blown glass, Swarovski crystals, pearls, and artistic metalwork.
* Wearable Art: Each creation is meant to be worn daily yet feel special enough for life’s big moments.
* Accessible Luxury: It’s the sweet spot—quality and artistry without fine-jewelry price tags.

Our bridge jewelry is where artistry meets everyday wear. Every necklace, bracelet, and earring is created with the precision of fine jewelry—using sterling silver, semi-precious gemstones, Swarovski crystals, pearls, and hand-blown glass—yet remains accessible for daily enjoyment. These are pieces you can wear from brunch to black tie, knowing you’re wearing art that carries both beauty and meaning.
After becoming a registered nurse, I left Turkey and found myself married in the Philippines and later in the US with two wonderful kids and a divorce certificate.

My love affair with creating jewelry started when I was still practicing as a registered nurse in Las Vegas Leaving my job and plunging into the unknown is something I am good at doing.

So I left six months after my first introduction to a wild world of sparkling colors of gems.

For many years I felt like a newborn baby without a mommy, but it was evident from the beginning that the universe of being creative is what I was born for; luckily, I had the personality to fly along with it.

It took me twenty-two years and a short trip back to Nursing to remember that I have what it takes to live in the unknown.

We all do.

Our forgetting the state of all things being unknowable is a recipe for most of our suffering.

I am here again at the beginning of a new adventure, and I want to take you along with me to a magical place where you can enjoy the ZONE where anytime you genuinely engage with any activity, you connect with the eternal now.

When you look around my website, you may notice another passion of mine, writing which showed up way back in middle school.