Hassan Bounkit embarked on his design career by studying fashion in Florence and then working for couture houses 
Ferragamo and Marella Ferrera. In 2006 he launched his own line, Bounkit, using vibrant colors in combination with an Art Deco design. Bounkit’s collections have been featured in publications such as Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, Allure, Essence, Glamour, Town & Country, InStyle, O Magazine, and many others.
Jamie Joseph Jewelry is about combining stones with gold, silver, platinum and diamonds to create
wearable treasures. This meticulously crafted line was designed by husband and wife duo Jamie and Jeremy Joseph to create artistically chic jewelry. They have been featured in publications such as Vogue, Elle, and InStyle with celebrity fans including Naomi Watts, Kate Beckinsale and Cameron Diaz.
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NYC based designer Dana Lorenza, who has a background working for Gucci and Donna Karan, launched Fallon 
in 2007 after great success in 2005 with her luxurious Fenton line. Lorenza’s Fallon collection combines trendy strong statement designs with classy traditional gems and accents. Her line can be found in the finest retailers throughout the world and has been featured in major publications including Vogue, Lucky, Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, and The NY Times.
NYC based designer, Roxanne Assoulin began creating jewelry eighteen years ago. Her Lee Angel line features causal jewelry that is fun and relaxed. Assoulin is continuously developing new ideas for future trends, and is known for her elaborate vintage designs. The Lee Angel collections have been featured in publications like Vogue, Elle, Glamour, Marie Claire, Allure, Ladies Home Journal, and so many more!
The distinctive Tabitha Hoop Earrings were featured in the March 2009 issue of Oprah Magazine. These hoop dangles are vivid attention getters with their big and bold design. The gold plated Tabitha Hoops contain thirteen pear shaped turquoise colored resin stones that are adorned with translucent and blue crystals. These earrings contain a French post with a clip backing and are 2 ½” long and 1” wide. Buy through Lee Angel for $220.
Ten years ago Marie-Helene de Taillac launched her collection of delicate and colorful high-end jewelry. Her goal was to create precious jewelry that women can wear every day. Taillac’s line was an instant hit, and was immediately available in Barneys, Browns, and Colette. These shops still continue to carry her jewelry. Prior to the launch, Taillac had a career in fashion where she worked for Butler & Wilson, Dinny Hall, Victor Edelstein, and Philip Treacy. Taillac’s designs have been featured in Elle, Vogue, Madame, Glamour, US Weekly, and many other publications.
The Aquamarine Swivel Ring is exquisite with a sense of sophistication. This ring contains a translucent natural oval faceted aquamarine gemstone that weights 9.475 carats. This gem is said to bring inner peace and tranquility to the wearer. Its band is made of 18kt white gold that contains Taillac’s signature swivel design. Buy the Aquamarine Swivel Ring through Twistonline for $3,790. It’s also available in Pink Tourmaline and Smokey Quartz.
Ben-Amun, established in 1977 by Egyptian born Isaac Manevitz, produces exquisite necklaces, earrings, bracelets, belts, and pins
. Ben-Amun is named after Manevitz’s eldest son Ben, and Egyptian King Tut (Tutankhamun). His collections are distinct in design; he uses only the finest materials such as Lucite, pewter, glass, crystal, and leather. The Ben-Amun collections range from casual to refined with something for every woman. They have recently been featured in Vogue, Elle, NY Times, and Marie Claire.
The Ben-Amun Dangling Spike Bracelet is modern and edgy. This rhodium plated pewter bracelet is embellished with funky spiked dangle cones that are connected to three rolo chains. It fastens with a toggle clasp and is 7 ½” long. This bracelet definitely gets noticed since the spikes jingle when you move your wrist! Buy through Max and Chloe for $130.
The designer behind a.v. max is Amy Vennema, who started out as a buyer for many years before she decided to begin her own line. a.v. max’s designs are all handmade by skilled artisans in the fashion district of New York City. They have been known to bring us the latest must-have accessory looks. Their designs can be found on display at some major department stores such as Bloomingdales, Neiman Marcus, and Henri Bendel, as well as many high-end boutiques. a.v. max has been featured in InStyle, Lucky, Elle, Vogue, US Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Glamour, and Marie Claire.
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