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INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

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INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

Maura Green (1st and Retailer’s Choice)

Bio Luminescent Jellyfish pendant (chain not included) in 14K yellow gold with a hand-carved 18-carat chalcedony over abalone shell, Australian opals (0.42 TCW) and diamonds (0.33 TCW) is 2 inches in length, $2,800

Shannon Green Long:

This piece totally represents a carefree summer to me and is a creative way to mount a gorgeous stone.

Jessica Armstrong:

This necklace is beautifully unique!

Kina Andersson:

Splendid craftmanship and a lovely shimmering color play in the materials makes the wonders of the sea come alive.


INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

Martha Seely Design

Solstice necklace in 14K yellow gold with bezelset blue topaz, spessartite, tourmaline, citrine, amethyst, pink sapphire and rhodolite garnet (3.50 TCW) and diamonds (0.10 TCW), $2,630


INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

 

INSTORE Design Awards 2023 – Necklace Under $5,000

Gabriel & Co.

Bujukan Teardrop pendant necklace in 14K yellow gold with diamonds (0.35 TCW), $2,375

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