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INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Best Snake Design

INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Best Snake Design

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INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Best Snake Design

Goshwara (First Place)

Snake ring in 18K yellow gold with multicolor sapphires (3.87 TCW) and onyx, $13,500

JULIA HACKMAN-CHAFE:

Two things I love in jewelry: serpents and rainbows!

JULIE PHILLIPS ROBERTS:

The details on this ring are perfectly executed. It’s gorgeous and fun!

DIANE GARMENDIA:

This polka dot snake is adorable! The soft curves make him easy to wear and will keep you happy all day long.


INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Best Snake Design

Adam Foster Fine Jewelry (Second Place TIE & Retailer’s Choice)

Origami Snake earrings in hand-folded, laser-cut 18K yellow gold sheets with laser-engraved oxidized accents, $2,700


INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Best Snake Design

Gabriel & Co. (Second Place TIE)

Snake ladies’ ring in 14K white gold with diamonds (0.50 TCW), $1,875

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