Dara Ettinger Gemstone Jewelry
I discovered Dara Ettinger’s gemstone jewelry when a friend from Los Angeles gifted me one of the designer’s beautiful rings on one of his recent visits to NYC. There’s a raw, bohemian quality to the LA-based designer’s work that makes it impossible for you to wear anything from her collection without drawing attention (the good … Continue reading “Dara Ettinger Gemstone Jewelry”
Hoorsenbuhs Rings and Cuffs
The Olsen twins are a big fans of this line (rings and cuff pictured above) Hoorsenbuhs is responsible for some of the most beautiful rings and cuffs I’ve seen hit the red carpet in a long while. Individually the pieces are nice, but stacked and layered they’re even better (sometimes more really is more!). While … Continue reading “Hoorsenbuhs Rings and Cuffs”
Rachel Leigh Jewelry
Rachel Leigh is best known for her bangles which you’ve likely seen everywhere from Bloomingdale’s to Bergdorf, but the line has an endless array of bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings, hair accessories, and more. While her skinny bangles are great, I prefer buying things that a bunch of my friends don’t already have (it’s seriously incredible … Continue reading “Rachel Leigh Jewelry”
Grayce by Molly Sims
The other day I headed over to the Bryant Park Hotel for an informal breakfast hosted by Molly Sims to celebrate the launch of the Grayce by Molly Sims website. The model’s big, bold jewelry pieces were just what I needed to wake me up from my morning fog! Molly is super sweet and non-intimating … Continue reading “Grayce by Molly Sims”
Mark Davis Bangles
Add some unique dimension to your stacked bangles. These can be worn by itself or mixed with other bangles or bracelets to create a truly personalized look. I also love wearing one big bangle with some smaller bracelets. It gives you a look that is full of character and confidence. These Mark Davis bangles are … Continue reading “Mark Davis Bangles”
Citrine by the Stones
Citrine by Stones was started by a mother-daughter team and everything in the line is handcrafted at their studios in Miami and Peru (they also donate 10% of all profits from their website sales to Bridges Across Bordersa, a non-profit organization that focuses on clothing, feeding and providing shelter and education for Cambodian children). I … Continue reading “Citrine by the Stones”