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Ippolita
Handmade jewelry with a unique sculptural quality. The designer’s goal: “jewelry that you want to wear all the time, that makes you feel good – that is un-intimidating yet cool.” From $495 to $6,300. |
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Charriol
The Creator of Cable Jewelry™. Inspired by the twisted cable designs of the ancient Celts, Charriol's modern interpretation is an alchemy of stainless steel, precious metals and stones that is highly identifiable and wearable for any occasion. From $295. |
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India Hicks
Daughter of Lady Pamela Mountbatten and designer David Nightingale Hicks, India Hicks is second cousin to Charles, Prince of Wales. Famous moments in her celebrated life include serving as bridesmaid to Diana, modeling for Emilio Pucci, Ralph Lauren and J. Crew, hosting Bravo's Top Design, managing a hotel in the Caribbean and producing gorgeous design books. Now she brings her impeccable sense of style to a collection of aristocratic and adventurous jewelry, drawing on once and future inspirations. |
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Links of London
The buzz, the fizz, the pop. Effervescence channels London's pulsing energy, the perpetual flow of creativity, always bubbling up and forever brimming over. Bracelets, $335-$495. |
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John Hardy
The tradition and mastery of artisans who served Balinese Kings finds fresh interpretation in John Hardy jewelry designs. From $125 to $2,950. |
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