The average LA gallery experience is quick. You show up, you nod at some art, maybe someone’s outfit, and you’re onto the next thing.

Roseark asks you to do the opposite: slow down, stay, look, feel something.

The Los Angeles jewelry store, founded by Kayla and Rick Rose, isn’t just a retail space; it’s a “living gallery,” where fine jewelry intersects with conceptual art. Jewelry lives next to sculpture, porcelain next to gold, the space transcends the boundaries of traditions, and the act of looking becomes intentional.

Roseark’s West Hollywood location hosted an event where they debuted Beyond the World, a surrealist installation by artist Shayna Fontana. Fontana's work mixes fashion photography with culinary aesthetics. She pairs dainty porcelain plates with large-scale images that feel uncanny, seductive, and distorted in a way that puts a twist on the familiar. 

On opening night, LA’s art and fashion communities came together to indulge and celebrate Roseark’s and Fontana's launch. Familiar faces were seen, including Monet Mazur, Jen Wonders, and screenwriter “Kiwi” Kirsten Smith. The following evening, an intimate cocktail dinner was held at their new Melrose Hill location, followed by a private dinner at Étra. Here, Fontana’s porcelain plates were the center of artistic expression and functional tableware.

As Roseark expands its locations to the Melrose Hill store, we are reminded that space is a transitory space with endless possibilities. Luxury can meet imagination, and it’s not just about what you see, but how you feel moving through it.

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