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Singer Frank Ocean Launches Jewelry Collection and Store

The line includes ‘fine and high jewelry pieces, plus printed silk scarves.’

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Frank Ocean has presented his new jewelry collection in a catalog.

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Frank Ocean has presented his new jewelry collection in a catalog.

Its first collection includes “fine and high jewelry pieces, plus printed silk scarves.”

“The pieces are handcrafted using 18K gold, recycled sterling silver, hand-painted enamel, and American lab-grown diamonds,” according to a press release from Ocean.

The collection is presented in a catalog. The products are designed by Homer in New York City and handmade in Italy.

The Homer jewelry store at 70-74 Bowery in New York is the only place to buy the collection, according to the release. Store appointments can be made at the Homer website, and some walk-up appointments may be available. Global orders with free shipping can be made by calling or messaging the store on Signal. The number is 212-410-3300.

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The store opened Aug. 9.

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