Necklace Under $5,000

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24 years ago

May 20, 2000

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2020 Issue

Shy Creation evil eye necklace with onyx, mother of pearl and diamonds

Shy Creation

Evil eye necklace with onyx, mother of pearl and diamonds (0.29 TCW), $860

alysa teichman:

I love how the funkiness of this evil eye features baguette diamonds as eyelashes.

jonathan landsberg:

The designers at Shy do it again! Style-wise right on the money. Brilliant use of the baguettes for the eyelashes. It’s not uncommon to see the evil eye from pretty much every designer, but can they do it for the same retail price? $860? You can’t miss with anything they make!

benjamin guttery:

It’s all in the details on this fashionable and timely representation of an ancient symbol. Talismanic symbols are incredibly popular, especially during this time when everyone wants a little extra sparkle from their “protective” pieces.

Dana Bronfman 18K yellow gold and oxidized sterling silver necklace with diamonds

Dana Bronfman

18K yellow gold and oxidized sterling silver necklace with diamonds (approx. 0.50 TCW), $3,590

Stuller 14K yellow gold 18-inch necklace with diamond bar

Stuller

14K yellow gold 18-inch necklace with diamond bar (0.17 TCW), $831

Allison Kaufman 14K gold necklace featuring blue topaz

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Allison Kaufman Co.

14K gold necklace features London blue topaz (2.5 TCW), Sky blue topaz (2.16 TCW), and diamonds (0.09 TCW.

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