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A Diamond-Doubling Design and More New Releases for October

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September 27, 2017

INSTORE Staff Instore October 2017 Issue

A Diamond-Doubling Design and More New Releases for October

Looking Magnificent

Gem Star Imports’ Magnificence collection offers an innovative answer to an age-old question: how do you make a diamond look bigger? Clever glass lenses in the Magnificence settings are designed to capture and amplify light in a way that makes any center diamond look twice as large. magnifyyourlove.co

Gem Star Imports 14K rose gold pendant with diamonds (0.33 TCW).

$999

Superlative Silver

Chasseur is silver for the modern woman: its bright, bold designs offer a variety of easy-to-embrace power pieces at a price point discerning self-purchasers can appreciate. The differing designs are perfect to collect, too; they play well together or stand up separately. chasseurfinejewelry.com

Chasseur scarab cuff in sterling silver with lapis.

$1,417

A Diamond-Doubling Design and More New Releases for October

A New Naga

Hollie Bonneville Barden, the first female creative director of John Hardy, is launching a redesign of the 42 year-old Balinese brand’s iconic Naga collection. It now features both figural representations of the mythical Balinese dragon and patterns inspired by the Naga’s scales and silhouette. johnhardy.com

John Hardy choker necklace in sterling silver and 18K gold with sapphires.

$4,500

A Diamond-Doubling Design and More New Releases for October

Bold Black and White

Roberto Demeglio’s new Dama collection is filled with white and black ceramic statement makers; simple, but utterly chic. Some of the more playful pieces feature flowers, letters, or words; others just bloom with sparkling diamonds. usa.robertodemeglio.it

Roberto Demeglio ceramic ring set in 18K white gold with diamonds.

$4,558

A Diamond-Doubling Design and More New Releases for October

Forget Me Not

Beloved Fine Jewelry’s goal is to create beautiful, elegant pieces of jewelry that can remind us of our loved ones on a daily basis. Sentimental jewelry like this is a rare find: it’s meaningful but dignified; luxe but not ostentatious. belovedfinejewelry.com

Beloved Fine Jewelry necklace ring in 18K yellow gold with black enamel and a diamond.

$960

This article originally appeared in the October 2017 edition of INSTORE.

INSTORE Staff

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