In 2002, United Kingdom native Monica Vinader began creating her collection of luxurious jewelry for private clients. As her clientele grew, she began to showcase her line throughout Europe and the US. This year the Monica Vinader line was awarded the UK Jewelry Brand of the Year. She then opened her first flagship store in Madrid. Vinader designs pieces in silver and 18kt gold that are hand set with extraordinary semi-precious stones. Her collections have been regularly featured in Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and Grazia.
Spending a great deal of her childhood in her mother’s vintage clothing store, Jennifer Ouellette grew to realize her love of fashion. She later attended the University of Missouri where she focused her studies on design, then going on to study at the London College of Fashion. Ouellette started developing a unique headband that greatly increased comfort, and received a patent for this design in 1999. Since then, her accessories have been featured in publications such as Vogue, W, InStyle, Glamour, Domino, Modern Bride, Harper’s Bazaar and others.
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.
Botticelli’s Niece is a jewelry line launched by designer Ellen Miller. The line is intended to attract positive energy and becoming part of the wearer’s everyday life. Miller’s pieces are created with fine materials such as 18kt gold, sterling silver, and treasured amulets. Botticelli’s Niece has been in major publications such as Women’s Health,Lucky, Vogue, People, Cosmopolitan, and many others.
The striking 18kt Pod Necklace was recently featured in Vogue Magazine. This necklace contains five gold matte beads that are delicately strung on black a silk cord. The pods are unique in shape and size creating an attention grabbing, yet elegant accessory. The necklace is 16” long and the beads are approximately 10×8 mm. Buy through Botticelli’s Niece for $645.
I’m excited to tell you that Jewelry Revelations has collaborated with Margo Morrison New York to bring you a fantastic giveaway. Margo Morrison is offering these White Freshwater Coin Pearl Earrings valued at $75 to one lucky winner.
NYC based designer Dana Lorenza, who has a background working for Gucci and Donna Karan, launched Fallonin 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.
At a young age, Winifred Grace Gundeck found her love for accessories. While her classmates were setting up lemonade stands, Gundeck was making hand-painted barrettes and selling them to a local boutique in Florida. As an adult, she went on to earn an undergraduate degree in Spanish and a graduate degree in Graphic Design. Gundeck quickly realized that she missed designing jewelry, and decided to launch Winifred Grace in 2003. She receives design inspirations from vibrant textures and patterns found in nature, indigenous art, and tapestries. The Winifred Grace collections can be purchased in the finest luxury boutiques, and are featured in publications such as Vogue, Lucky, and New York Magazine.
This ornate Rhinestone & 14kt Gold Fringe Bracelet is ideal for evening wear with your favorite black dress and stiletto heels. This fringe bracelet is peppered with chains in 14kt gold filled rollo and oxidized sterling silver that contains translucent crystal rhinestones. For added appeal, Gundeck accented this bracelet with white multi-sized freshwater pearls. The bracelet is 7″ in length, and fastens with an oxidized sterling silver lobster clasp. Buy the Rhinestone & 14kt Gold Fringe Bracelet for $310.
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.
. As her clientele grew, she began to showcase her line throughout Europe and the US. This year the Monica Vinader line was awarded the UK Jewelry Brand of the Year. She then opened her first flagship store in Madrid. Vinader designs pieces in silver and 18kt gold that are hand set with extraordinary semi-precious stones. Her collections have been regularly featured in Vogue, Harpers Bazaar and Grazia.
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.
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