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From Bees and Elephants to Confetti-Themed Jewelry, Here Are the Latest Collections

Plus a Greek interpretation on the classic triangle motif.

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February 18, 2020

INSTORE Staff Instore March 2020 Issue

From Bees and Elephants to Confetti-Themed Jewelry, Here Are the Latest Collections

18K yellow gold ring with diamond (0.01 TCW).

Three-Sided Delight

Greek designer Anastazio Kotsopoulos’ latest collection, Amazing Triangles, is a spectacular combination of classical Greek aesthetics and irresistibly subtle modern sophistication. The triangle motif is an homage to
creativity, harmony, manifestation, integration and change.

anastazio-jewellery.com

$780

14K rose gold earrings with rutilated quartz (34.00 TCW).

Rocking Rutile

Sustainability enthusiast and passionately ethical metalsmith Niki Grandics of EnJI Studio Jewelry has a penchant for interesting stones. Her work with large, gorgeously cut rutilated quartz in recycled gold is striking and unique. These are true showpieces any collector will be eager to appreciate.

enjistudiojewelry.com

$2,105

Sterling silver, brass, and pyrite pendant.

Bee Charmed

The delightful Bee Saved collection from Waxing Poetic is dedicated to the conservation of two vital endangered species: honeybees and elephants. Bee Saved features bees and elephants as an irresistible motif through the collection, and a percentage of its proceeds go to conservation efforts.

waxingpoetic.com

$225

18K rose-gold-plated sterling silver earrings with crystal.

Italian Elegance

TI SENTO-Milano offers iconic Italian style translated into fresh, chic pieces that any fashion-forward customer will be eager to acquire. The brand’s latest collection, Under the Mediterranean Sun, offers a variety of timeless, memorable designs sure to make any wearer shine.

tisento-milano.com

$109

14K yellow gold earrings with moonstone and diamonds.

A Portable Party

Loriann Jewelry’s new Confetti collection is aptly named, with iridescent moonstones and tiny sparkling diamonds arrayed in joyful, exuberant shapes. With neutral colorways and a celebratory vibe, these designs are the perfect way for your customers to add a little extra joy to their everyday lives.

loriannjewelry.com

$3,100

INSTORE Staff

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