Wendy Nichol launched her NYC based namesake jewelry line in 2007. Her first line quickly gained acclaim after being featured in British Vogue and Elle that same year. In 2009 she began designing handbags inspired by iconic Americana with cowboy and Native American influences. The Wendy Nichol line of jewelry and handbags can be purchased in high-end department stores such as Bergdorf Goodman and Barneys New York.

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Before launching Suzanna Dai Jewelry in 2009, Suzie Gallehugh worked for the Jones Apparel Group where she honed her skills in beading and embellishments. She began by sketching out images of fully finished pieces of jewelry while creating the exact beading technique for each particular style. Gallehugh receives inspiration from her exotic travels to far away places where she also sources her unique materials.

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The Harajuku Lovers brand consisting of apparel, shoes, handbags, cosmetics, perfume, and fashion jewelry was launched in 2005 by singer Gwen Stefani. The designs of Harajuku Lovers jewelry are inspired by the Harajuku section of Tokyo, Gwen Stefani’s music, and the Harajuku Girls (Stefani’s back-up dancers). This brand experiments with many different materials to create unique designs that are fun and chic.

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As the granddaughter of an artist and daughter of a high fashion model, Annie Band always knew she was destined to be a designer. During her childhood she worked with origami and paper mache, and later began exploring clay micro sculptures – an art form that would become the signature of her namesake jewelry collection. Band is one of only a few who specialize in working with precious metal clay; incorporating stones and unique textures to create stunning necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and rings. Band receives inspiration from her love of nature, and includes spiritual inscriptions that bring a personal meaning to her jewelry.
Band’s Woven & Patchwork Collection encompasses numerous textures that can be found in nature. These pieces are intended to bring a positively powerful impact on its wearer.

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California native Janna Conner launched Janna Conner Designs in 1999 using only the highest quality semi-precious stones and natural minerals. Working out of her Los Angeles studio, Conner is committed to creating handcrafted jewelry that is beautiful as well as wearable. She draws inspiration from downtown LA architecture, decorative ironworks, and sculptural curves. Janna Conner Designs can be found nationwide in stores that include Kitson, Henri Bendel, South Moon Under, Plaza Too, Ice Accessories, and Fred Segal.

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Launched in 2002, Danielle Stevens Jewelry is a fun, fresh, and whimsical line consisting of a variety of earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. In her work, jewelry designer Danielle Stevens enjoys combining natural elements such as stones and crystals with beautiful man-made plastics and ceramics. In April of 2005, she received her big break when a necklace from her spring collection was featured on the cover of Town & Country paired with an Oscar de la Renta gown. The Danielle Stevens Jewelry line can be purchased at high-end retailers such as Henri Bendel, Wink, and Shop Intuition.

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Canadian designer Jenny Bird launched her stylish handbag collection in 2008. Her line immediately captured a coveted trunk show at NYC’s prestigious Henri Bendel on Fifth Avenue. The following year, Bird expanded her designs to include jewelry. Bird searches NYC flea markets to find antique chains and metalwork to repurpose into unique jewelry and bags. Her pieces have graced the pages of New York Times Style Magazine, Women’s Wear Daily, and Vogue.


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Brother and sister team, Philip Crangi and Courtney Crangi launched Giles & Brother in 2001. This charm based jewelry line combines age-old techniques with influences from Greco-Roman artifacts and medieval armor. This duo’s most recent line, (Mon Amour) features brass, rhinestones, glass beads, and other fine materials.


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Detroit native, Christina Viviani grew up around her grandfather’s art studio and developed an admiration for art and sculpture. After moving to NYC and attending the Fashion Institute of Technology, she went on to work for the Donna Karan brand as their fabric designer and colorist. Viviani’s spring/summer collection is inspired by the sleek and modern contrast created by juxtaposing black and white materials.

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