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Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year

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Valentino Spring 2017 Runway. photo courtesy of Rex/Shuttershock

Designers are seeing fashion and jewelry through rose-colored glasses. From ready-to-wear to jewelry, there are a range of pastel to vibrant pink hues in gemstones that are anything but girly. Styles include strong statement and stacking pieces, which reflect powerful femininity. 

 

Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year Michelle Fantaci pink sapphire half hoops accented with diamonds, $3,375, michellefantaci.com

  Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year Suzy Landa 18K gold three-stone pink tourmaline ring with emerald cut center tourmaline flanked by a matched pair of emerald cut sides (10.51 TCW) with diamond accents, $10,340, suzylanda.com

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Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year Margery Hirschey 22K pink tourmaline and spinel earrings, $6,435, margeryhirschey.com

 

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

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Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year

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Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year

Valentino Spring 2017 Runway. photo courtesy of Rex/Shuttershock

Designers are seeing fashion and jewelry through rose-colored glasses. From ready-to-wear to jewelry, there are a range of pastel to vibrant pink hues in gemstones that are anything but girly. Styles include strong statement and stacking pieces, which reflect powerful femininity. 

 

Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year Michelle Fantaci pink sapphire half hoops accented with diamonds, $3,375, michellefantaci.com

  Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year Suzy Landa 18K gold three-stone pink tourmaline ring with emerald cut center tourmaline flanked by a matched pair of emerald cut sides (10.51 TCW) with diamond accents, $10,340, suzylanda.com

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Three Pieces That Show Why Jewelry Designers Are Thinking Pink This Year Margery Hirschey 22K pink tourmaline and spinel earrings, $6,435, margeryhirschey.com

 

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

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After 35 Years in Kent, Bonaci Fine Jewelers Found the Right Partner to Close the Right Way

Bob Bonaci spent 35 years building a jewelry business and community presence in Kent, Washington. When he decided it was time to retire, he knew the process would take careful planning — and the right help. Fellow jewelers who’d been through it pointed him to Wilkerson. The results exceeded expectations. Wilkerson’s hands-off approach let Bonaci step back while the team handled every detail, meeting his personal and financial goals throughout. “It is phenomenal, the success that we’ve had.” Watch Bob share his retirement story.

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