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INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Necklace Under $5,000

INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Necklace Under $5,000

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INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Necklace Under $5,000

Shy Creation (First Place )

Geometric necklace in 14K yellow gold with diamonds (0.13 TCW), $875

AME VAN DYKE:

Stunning! Looks like sunshine.

SMITHA SADANANDAN:

The elongated kite shape pendant in gold and outlined with diamonds offers a nice twist to a classic shape.

JENNY O’CONNOR CALLERI:

I absolutely love the faceted metal gemstone. It’s so current and on trend with a twist.


INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Necklace Under $5,000

Hey Babe LA (Second Place & Retailer’s Choice)

Petit Elo Modular Convertible necklace in 14K yellow gold has a patent-pending, mesh cradle setting with moveable rondelles giving access to a removable bicolor tourmaline (53.5 TCW), $4,000


INSTORE Design Awards 2024 – Necklace Under $5,000

Karin Jacobson (Third Place)

Falling Leaves Pearl necklace is fabricated in 18K yellow gold with marquise-cut rhodolite garnet (0.70 TCW), pink tourmaline (0.62 TCW), citrine (0.39 TCW) and an 11mm gray cultured Chinese freshwater pearl on a 1.5mm 18-inch cable chain, $4,279

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