Sculpture to Wear is a wearable-art gallery and brand presenting contemporary jewelry and sculptural adornment. Its work treats jewelry as more than decoration: pieces can interact with the wearer, influence how the body is seen and experienced, and be repositioned to create different designs suited to a person’s needs or mood. The featured collection includes works by artists such as Swinda Reichelt, Xanath Lammoglia, and William Clark, with examples including a zipper dress collar, brush and finger necklaces, and a corset-inspired organza light sculpture.

Led by Lisa M. Berman, Sculpture to Wear connects art, design, and the business of contemporary jewelry. The site features jewelry and text styles, museum collections, exhibitions, and media, and invites visitors to learn about its services. Berman has shared perspectives on art jewelry through interviews and publications, including an AJF profile and a New York Times article, and contributes a monthly column for OverJewels. She is also identified as the first U.S. brand ambassador for Artiststar Jewels.