Five New Jewelry Designs for February

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8 years ago

January 17, 2017

INSTORE Staff

Bond for Love

vicente agor’s first bridal collection, Bond, is inspired by both the designer’s own marriage and his love of the ocean. “We like the symbol of a wave because it signifies motion, much like the progress of a relationship and the ever-changing flow of life. When you double the wave onto itself, you get the infinity symbol, another representation of enduring love,” explains Agor. The Bond collection uses recycled 18K yellow and white gold combined with antique, vintage, or conflict-free diamonds. vicenteagor.com

Double swell band in 18K yellow gold with a diamond (0.68 TCW).

$2,065

Scents to Go

LiSa hoffman’s fragrance jewelry has a unique ability: the pretty and functional fragrance charms on each piece allow the wearer to enjoy any number of perfumes. This makes for a long-lasting scent and also saves sensitive skin from contact with potentially irritating substances. Available in earrings and necklaces as well as bracelets. lisahoffman.com

Sterling silver-plated Capella bracelet with 14K gold Wanderlust charm and lapis lazuli beads.

$205

Double Or Nothing

lanneci launched the I Do collection just for bridal parties. The engravable items are available in styles for flower girls, bridesmaids and more. They’re the perfect gift to acknowledge the people who help make a wedding day extra special. ianneci.com

Bluefin rose gold bracelet with 14K gold-filled findings and rose gold-plated brass beads.

$198

Dogged Delights

Thanks to dog fever, man’s best friend finally exists in adorable jewelry form. These canine cuties are available in a wide variety of breeds, each designed to curl carefully around the wearer’s wrist or finger. The attention to detail — especially on the enameled pieces — is so precise that your customers will be unable to stop themselves from smiling when they get a look at these precious pups. dogfever.com

French bulldog hug ring in enameled sterling silver.

$360

Precious Memories

Our pets are part of our families, and thanks to Bailey and Bailey, there’s a beautiful new way to honor your beloved four-legged friends who have passed on. bailey and bailey”s memorial pendants come in several versions, with custom options like portraits, your pet’s real paw print or nose print, name engraving, and even the option to add a compartment to hold your beloved companion’s ashes. baileyandbailey.com

Sterling silver with optional gold-plating oval memorial pendant with engraved paw print.

$129.99 and up

This article originally appeared in the February 2017 edition of INSTORE.

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