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Roberto Demeglio Debuts Men’s Collection at JCK

Published

7 years ago

May 18, 2018

INSTORE Staff

(press release) NEW YORK – Fine jewelry designer Roberto Demeglio will be tapping into the men’s jewelry market, debuting his new men’s bracelet collection at the JCK Luxury Show, Las Vegas. Piggybacking off the company’s huge success with his women’s ceramic and diamond jewelry collections, Roberto Demeglio has created a collection of men’s cuff bracelets that are available in matte ceramic or gold with diamonds. Inspired by today’s fashion-forward gentleman, included in the collection is Demeglio’s signature patented scratch resistant hi-tech ceramic. Each bracelet is sleek and contemporary in design and can be worn alone or stacked. Retail starts at $450 and up.

According to Amit Sofer, President of the U.S. distributor, “Roberto continues to use his imagination and creative talent to develop new and fashion forward designs, using his patented technology. The collection continues to expand with the addition of the Pura Gold Collection and the introduction of the men’s ceramic jewelry collection. We look forward to the continued growth of the company.”

The collection will be showcased at Luxury Booth #1221.

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