Iceyard stories
Iceyard from everyday life to the stage: artists, fashion and custom jewelry
From a simple everyday chain to jewelry under the spotlight. Iceyard has been worn by people who make the style their own: students, professionals, artists, producers, and well-known figures. You may have seen our jewelry in a music video, at a show, or as part of a carefully curated look. Here are some of the people, moments, and collaborations that have left their mark on Iceyard.
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From everyday life to the big moments
Jewelry doesn't need a special occasion. A small pendant can accompany you throughout the week. A bolder Cuban chain can be the detail you choose when you want to make more of an impression with your outfit. Some start with a single bracelet. Others build a complete look with a chain, ring, and earrings.
This is exactly the kind of variety we like. Iceyard is worn by people with different jobs, interests, and budgets. By those who want something clean and simple, and by those who prefer as much shine as possible. You decide the look. We help you find the details that make it personal.
Part of Norwegian music and style
Jewelry has a distinct place in Norwegian rap, pop, and club culture. It becomes part of the artist's expression, whether it's a chain on stage, a personal pendant in a music video, or the final touch before an event. Iceyard has been worn at performances at Oslo Spektrum and Landstreff, and on the red carpet.
Among the artists who have worn jewelry from Iceyard are Arif, Beathoven, UG, Rambow, and Kevin Lauren. Sa.G, M4, Cherie, and Prince Omane are also part of this story. Our jewelry has been featured in environments where music, fashion, and personality go hand in hand, from stage performances to videos and photos.
Adrian Sellevoll and Johannes Leonidas are among the figures who have also worn Iceyard. If you want to see a concrete example from our custom universe, you can view the post featuring Adrian Sellevoll on Instagram. A personal piece of jewelry can say something about the person wearing it long before they say a word.
1313 SELAH at MUNCH: fashion, music, and Iceyard
One of the moments we are proud of is 1313 SELAH's presentation of "REPENTANCE" at MUNCH in August 2024. The presentation opened Oslo Runway and brought together clothing, movement, light, and music in the same room. Arif performed as an artist, and Iceyard provided the jewelry. Read about the event at MUNCH.
On 1313 SELAH's own page for SS25: REPENTANCE, Iceyard is credited for the jewelry. Here you will also find the images and the names behind the production. Duy Ngo and Tomas Silva were creative directors, Erik Spanne was responsible for art direction, and Last Conspiracy is credited for the shoes.
For us, this shows how much jewelry can do for a look. A chain takes on a different expression when paired with a sharp suit, an open shirt, or a dramatic silhouette. It is the interplay that makes the outfit interesting. See more from the presentation by choreographer Ida Haugen.
The presentation in Norwegian and international media
Vogue Italia featured 1313 SELAH's presentation at MUNCH in its report from Oslo Runway 2024. The article shows images from "REPENTANCE" and places the presentation in a larger narrative about Norwegian fashion. It is the presentation that Iceyard is credited for providing jewelry for. View the images and read the report at Vogue Italia.
Also ELLE and Forbes highlighted 1313 SELAH's presentation at MUNCH in their coverage of Oslo Runway. Explore the reports for more images and different perspectives on the evening.
The presentation also received attention in Norwegian media. Sissel Hoffengh's article in Dagsavisen about 1313 SELAH at MUNCH was published on August 30, 2024. Maja Hattvang's summary of Oslo Runway in D2, published on August 31, 2024, also shows photos from the 1313 SELAH presentation, credited to Stephanie Sikkes.
Curious about the brand behind the clothes? Vogue also presented 1313 SELAH at its launch in 2023. Read the introduction to 1313 SELAH at Vogue for more about the designers and the start of the brand.
See more on Instagram
1313 SELAH presents "REPENTANCE" in this post, with photos by Sebastian Rozanski and jewelry credited to Iceyard.
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See the jewelry in use
From Sellevoll's own logo pendant to music videos and festivals. View the presentations below, or go directly to the original posts for more images and the full story.
A custom piece of jewelry with your story
An artist may want a pendant with their artist name. A producer may use a logo as a starting point. For others, it may be about initials, a symbol, or an idea they have had for a long time. A custom piece of jewelry makes room for exactly what matters to you.
At Iceyard, you can start with a sketch, a reference image, or a brief explanation. Tell us what you want to create, how big it should be, and what your budget is. From there, we will look at the design, material, and stones together. You do not need to have all the answers before you contact us.
Do you have an idea you want to make a reality? Send us your custom idea, and we will look at the possibilities for your jewelry.
Make the look your own
You do not need to start with a custom design either. A 19 mm Cuban chain in gold finish makes a statement on its own. A narrower chain is perfect when you want to keep it simple or combine multiple lengths. A bracelet or a pair of earrings may be enough to pull the whole outfit together.
Let yourself be inspired by the stage, the catwalk, and the people whose style you like. Choose what you want to wear. Your look begins with a single detail. Explore the jewelry at Iceyard.
Photos and credits from the presentation
Sebastian Rozanski is credited for photography at 1313 SELAH. Ida Haugen's documentation also shows images credited to Michael Angeles and Markus Mjaaland. The images from 1313 SELAH in Vogue Italia are credited to Giusy de Ceglia. Follow the links above for the original images and full credits.
You can also explore 1313 SELAH's own galleries: "REPENTANCE" photographed by Eivind Hamran and the images by Michael Ray Angeles, AKAM1K3.