WHAT THE WORLD IS SAYING ABOUT MELNCOLY

” Melyssa, I love the work! Your stuff is great and I hope it blows~up globally. All the best to you and I hope to meet you in person one day soon. ” – Jonathan Jaskson {WSDIA NYC}

” Your work makes me think of an opium den in the 1920’s: thick velvet curtains, trails of smoke, and lots of languid limbs (what struck me is how inspired you are, inspired by people, inspired by nature, inspired by history, inspired by travel, inspired by music, inspired by architecture, inspired by … And what I mean to say is I really feel it when I look at your work, I feel all the inspiration that went into it, and because of that, there is this well of inspiration that comes out of it) “ - Andrea D. {writer for the upcoming Parlour magazine feature on melncoly}

” Jewellery designer Melyssa N. is a mistress of accentuating our sexy curves with her line Melncoly. Her latest collection called “The Muse” is dark seduction on a silver chain. ” – Flare magazine

” Nielsen booked a flight to Paris and stayed there for the next year. “It was the best thing I have ever done for myself,” she muses, while sipping a cappuccino at a downtown cafe in Calgary. While living in the City of Light, the urge to create took root. “I observed everything from street styles to classic paintings in the museums, which I started to develop design references and inspiration for my creations,” she says. When she moved back to Calgary, she opened her studio and got to work designing beautiful things. “- Lincoln Phillip For The Calgary Herald

” Her more sophisticated designs certainly command attention on the sexiest parts of a woman’s body, which for Nielsen is the neck, the collarbone and the back. Her signature piece is a single teardrop pearl earring, which dangles from a fine chain. This piece is worn long to trail down the neck and slightly graze the collarbone. “It is like a necklace and an earring in one,” she says. Her newest piece, an art deco-inspired necklace, is made from four linked chains and adorns not only the front of the body, but also the back. (If you are still on the hunt for something for the man in your life, Melncoly also recreates the neck tie out of a single strand of fine chain that simply loops through a circle. This piece falls between the chest, Nielsen’s favourite part on a man. ” – Lincoln Phillip For The Calgary Herald