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Sometimes, all it takes to transform an outfit from blah to bling is one fabulous piece of jewelry, a concept which undoubtedly inspired Gina Nigrelli in the design of her Jules Smith collection of st
In 2006, while living on the island of St. Thomas, Jules Smith was born as an expression of Nigrelli’s love of culture, pop history, vintage fashion and, of course, flashy accessories. Currently based out of Brooklyn, the collection has become popular for its youthful charms, daring cuffs, stackable bangles, and look-at-me earrings. This season’s Infinity Lock bracelet, though subtle, somehow still manages to be the kind of adornment everyone notices – with compliments. The unique hook-in-lock design, available in .925 sterling silver, 14kt rose vermeil, and 18kt gold vermeil, is simultaneously classic and surprising. Whether combined with bangles or left solo to shine, the delicate bracelet can compliment any outfit on any occasion, making for the perfect everyday accessory. For flirtier friends, or for days that could just use a little more color, the collection’s Vintage Jelly Charm Bracelets are every bit as fun – and 80’s - as they sound. Available in sets of six colorful bracelets ornamented with three .925 sterling silver or 18kt gold vermeil charms, the jellies are a delightful throwback to the days of side ponytails and fluorescent spandex. Since most girls don’t have fairy godmothers to convert their fade-into-the-background duds into stand-out-in-a-crowd ensembles, it’s a good thing Jules Smith jewelry can be snapped up for just that purpose at several LA-area boutiques including Kitson, CUSP, Jennifer Kaufman, Intermix, Lisa Kline, and a host of others. A full list of retailers is available on the Jules Smith website at www.julessmithdesigns.com. by Erin Bunch 11/17/2008 |
