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INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

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INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

 

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

ParkFord

Rainbow Revival necklace with rainbow sapphire baguettes (1.20 TCW) around a rainbow moonstone center set in 14K gold on a rolo chain, $3,950

MELISSA QUICK:

Rainbows, moonstones and baguettes are all HOT HOT HOT right now. This necklace is the perfect combination of all three!

TANYA DUKES:

The streamlined, Art Deco-inspired silhouette makes the multicolored palette feel sophisticated.

PAUL SCHNEIDER:

A delightful and contemporary pendant and chain. The kind of jewelry the sophisticated fashion-forward customer is looking for.

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INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

E.L. Designs

Sterling silver and 14K necklace with swing feature that converts to two different looks, handmade in the USA, $565


INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

 

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

Stuller

14K yellow gold Diamond Moon Phase bar necklace (0.0075 TCW), $845


INSTORE Design Awards 2021 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Gabriel & Co.

Vintage 14K white gold and diamond pendant necklace from the Victorian collection. $1,465

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