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2 days ago |
jckonline.com | Karen Dybis |Brittany Siminitz |Victoria Gomelsky
Jessica Jesse (pictured) has been a model, a stylist, and a retail manager, but she says her strongest skills may be as an editor: She knows what to add to the ensemble a person is wearing, what to take away, and when the look is complete. Now, as the founder and designer of fine jewelry brand BuDhaGirl, she uses a variation of those skills.
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2 days ago |
jckonline.com | Brittany Siminitz |Victoria Gomelsky |Rob Bates
I love when I correctly predict a handful of trends from Jewelry Week in Las Vegas—after months of leafing through jewelry images and conversing with hundreds of brands, it’s incredibly satisfying. Ultimately, though, I love it even more when I’m wrong. Maybe wrong isn’t the word I’m looking for, exactly; I just love being surprised.
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2 days ago |
jckonline.com | Rob Bates |Karen Dybis |Brittany Siminitz |Victoria Gomelsky
Scott Rauch (pictured), the cofounder of SHR Jewelry Group, and longtime Signet executive David Bouffard have established JEM Brands Group—a business accelerator designed to identify, acquire, and scale direct-to-consumer (DTC) and omnichannel jewelry brands. JEM, which stands for Jewelry Enterprise Management, lists its early goals as attracting a select group of designers for incubation, as well as acquiring a profitable brand with a charismatic founder.
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3 days ago |
jckonline.com | Karen Dybis |Annie Davidson Watson |Brittany Siminitz |Rob Bates
Actress Dakota Johnson is starring in Roberto Coin’s new global advertising campaign that seeks to connect the Italian jewelry brand with younger generations. For the “The Art of Dreaming,” campaign, Johnson was photographed in Venice—where brand founder Coin was born—wearing his most celebrated jewelry collections: Love in Verona, Venetian Princess, Navarra, Obelisco, Tiare, and Animalier.
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3 days ago |
jckonline.com | Annie Davidson Watson |Brittany Siminitz |Rob Bates |Karen Dybis
On June 12, Bonhams will host its New York Jewels auction, featuring 126 lots—from exceptional colored diamonds and important signed pieces to historic designs from top jewelry houses. A 14.52 ct. heart-shape fancy light blue diamond (pictured at top), set in a ring of 18k pink and white gold, leads the sale with an estimate of $2 million to $3 million. The ring, which also has 1.1 cts.
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