Parade’s Regal New Bridal Line and More Releases for June

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May 22, 2017

INSTORE Staff

Parade’s Regal New Bridal Line and More Releases for June

Fit for a Queen

The Hera collection of engagement rings from Parade offers a selection of new bridal pieces characterized by openwork diamond halos and intricate millegrain detailing. With a hint of vintage inspiration, the Hera rings are perfect for the romantic, sophisticated bride. paradedesign.com

Hera collection engagement ring in platinum.

$2,800 (without center stone)

Parade’s Regal New Bridal Line and More Releases for June

Meet Your Match

Nataly Aponte is inspired by matches — both their shape and their flammability. The result is a surprisingly diverse, dynamic collection filled with vertical strokes and references to fire. This bold geometry sometimes has an art deco vibe, but the whole of Nataly’s aesthetic is all her own. natalyaponte.com

Magnificent Fire Matchstick in 18K yellow gold with a diamond and pink and blue sapphires.

$1,675

Parade’s Regal New Bridal Line and More Releases for June

Black is the New Black

The Diamond Essentials Concave Black Collection from Links of London offers everyday diamond jewelry for the customer who wants something a little bit bold: the sparkle of black diamonds. These pieces offer a hint of darkness in an edgy but still accessible array of styles. linksoflondon.com

18K yellow gold vermeil earrings with black diamonds.

$3,500

Parade’s Regal New Bridal Line and More Releases for June

Modern Memento Mori

Alexis Kletjian is already a cult favorite with industry insiders; it’s only a matter of time before the rest of the world falls in love with her work, too. The designer’s latest collection features tiny, irresistible skull motifs in a variety of forms, from charms to slides to cuff bracelets. alexiskletjian.com

Skull cuff in 14K yellow gold with a diamond and black diamond eyes.

$2,900

Parade’s Regal New Bridal Line and More Releases for June

Can You Hear These?

Jordana Adrienne’s collection takes inspiration from the way the designer sees the world — and as this designer has synesthesia, the way she sees the world is more unique than most. Her designs are both crisp and flowing; they beg to be worn with a thousand different outfits. jordanaadrienne.com

18K yellow chevron bangle.

$5,140

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

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