Jewelry

Dogs Doing Yoga, New Sarah Graham and More Opening Lines for March

From Celtic charms to cobalt chrome, these avant-garde designs will have customers swooning.

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4 years ago

March 20, 2019

INSTORE Staff Instore March 2019 Issue

Dogs Doing Yoga, New Sarah Graham and More Opening Lines for March

18K rose gold ring with enamel and diamonds.

Darling Dragonflies

Italian jewelry brand Anapsara’s 1926 Dragonfly collection hits a perfect balance of glamour and elegance, whimsy and humor. The repeated use of the dragonfly motif alongside colorful enamels and sparkling diamonds creates a cohesive but still diverse collection that will leave jewelry lovers of all ages alight with wonder.

anapsara.com

$3,530

Sterling silver and glass enamel charm.

Celtic Charm

With custom-designed imagery inspired by the traditional Celtic aesthetic, Colby Davis’ charms each offer a beautiful, meaningful symbol rendered in lovely colorful enamel. Absolutely perfect for gifting, either for special occasions or just because.

colbydavisofboston.com

$100

Sterling silver pendant.

Downward Dogs

Your customers may not have realized yet that they need jewelry with dogs doing yoga, but once they see the charming sterling silver pups of Dazzling Paws Jewelry’s new Namaste collection, they won’t be able to stop thinking about these good dogs. Available as earrings or pendants.

dazzlingpawsjewelry.com

$44.50

18K yellow gold and oxidized cobalt chrome earrings with diamonds (0.50 TCW) .

Turn Around, Bright Eyes

Sarah Graham’s new eclipse collection is a celebration of contrast; specifically, of the contrast between the sun and the moon, represented by rich yellow gold and dark cobalt chrome. The designs are simple, striking and unforgettable.

sarahgraham.com

$6,800

14K gold vermeil earrings.

Too Cool for Words

Emily Rogstad’s jewelry is just so cool that there’s no other word to use to describe it. Boldly linear, dreamily geometric, and now available in luxe gold vermeil as well as Emily’s traditional silver. This is the kind of jewelry that makes clients look twice.

emilyrogstad.com

$580

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