INSTORE Design Awards

INSTORE Design Awards 2022 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

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10 months ago

May 17, 2022

INSTORE Staff

INSTORE Design Awards 2022 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

Clarté

Versailles Collar necklace in 14K recycled yellow gold with flexible interior wire and baguette-, tapered baguette-cut, and pavé diamonds (1.68 TCW), $3,515

David Brough:

Simple, harmonious style that blends the gold and diamonds with great charm.

Sarah McGuire:

There’s so much detail in the stonework.

Alexis Padis:

A modern statement with an Art Deco flair, elegant is the word that comes to mind when I see this piece.

INSTORE Design Awards 2022 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

Loriann Jewelry ^TIE

Cluster pendant necklace in 14K yellow gold with green sapphires (0.40 TCW) and round-cut and sliced diamonds (0.59 TCW), $1,450

INSTORE Design Awards 2022 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

Stuller ^TIE

Celestial Coin pendant necklace in 14K yellow gold with multicolor gemstones (0.03 TCW), $999

INSTORE Design Awards 2022 – Best Necklace Under $5,000

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Gabriel & Co.

Dog Tag necklace in 14K yellog gold with beaded effects and diamonds (1.51 TCW) on a 32-inch chain of elongated oval links, $4,205

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Time to Do What You've Always Wanted? Time to Call Wilkerson.

It was time. Teri Allen and her brother, Nick Pavlich, Jr., had been at the helm of Dearborn Jewelers of Plymouth in Plymouth, Mich., for decades. Their father, Nick Pavlich, Sr., had founded the store in 1950, but after so many wonderful years helping families around Michigan celebrate their most important moments, it was time to get some “moments” of their own. Teri says Wilkerson was the logical choice to run their retirement sale. “They’re the only company that specializes in closing jewelry stores,” she says. During the sale, Teri says a highlight was seeing so many generations of customers who wanted to buy “that one last piece of jewelry from us.” Would she recommend Wilkerson? Absolutely. “There is no way that I would have been able to do this by myself.”