Celestina makes accessories that are equal parts art and fashion. Well, maybe that's not exactly true. Personally, I think the label swerves a little to the side of art, but in the most fashionable way possible.

This clutch reminds me of an impressionist landscape. The colors are muted but memorable. They are hand-painted ...

Celestina impresses again with this gorgeous Maricel Soriano clutch.

This dazzling evening purse is hand crafted from a red abalone shell. No designer's handiwork could equal the pearly mottled finish on the glossy surface Mother Nature's created. The round shell fits neatly into a copper frame. This beautiful clutch closes at the ...

With this sterling silver minaudiere, Celestina designer Tina Maristela-Ocampa shows us what her magic touch can bring to metal.

The brand is more famous for its abalone and mother-of-pearl clutches, but this gorgeous minaudiere is no less striking. In fact, by dabbling in an unexpected medium, Celestina ensures this evening purse really ...

This eye-catching Espasol clutch could only come from Celestina. While its finish is markedly different from the mosaics we're used to, no other brand is creating clutches with quite this level of luxury.

Metallics always make a bold evening statement. The copper finish here is compelling but the delicate filigree design softens ...

Celestina's handmade clutches are some of the most extraordinarily crafted handbags I have ever seen. You can find them tucked into them palms of some the A-listyiest celebrities out there, like Halle Berry, and in the editorial spreads of every major fashion magazine.

This Roseanne clutch is definitely in keeping with Celestina's fabulous ...

You may not have heard of Tina Maristela-Ocampo, yet, but her Celestina clutches are quickly becoming some of the most coveted accessories in the world. The Manila-based designer uses the natural resources of her home city as inspiration and material. The purses, called "minaudières" are small, unique, and Anna Wintour included them in ...

Rectangular. Wooden. Looks a bit more like art or furniture than a bag. If you ordered a think-piece purse, Celestina has got it for you with their Pina Oakwood Clutch.

The pale wood of the bag is polished to an almost plastic-like shine, set off by the opalescent glow of three-dimensional mother of pearl ...