GUEST POST We’ve all heard devastating stories of jewelry lost to thieves, fires and, in one noteworthy ocean liner’s case, icebergs. It’s tragic beyond words when a priceless piece of jewelry is misplaced, and it’s not hard to understand why. Jewelry is meant to be cherished, to serve as… Read More
He’s here! It seems surreal, but I am now officially a mom! Anthony Gino was born on May 31st in the afternoon and weighed 7 lbs 4 oz, measured 19 inches long. All of the waiting, planning and anticipation seemed to freeze in time as he was placed… Read More
Photos by Ashtin Paige. I’m not certain when I decided upon what exactly it was that I wanted as my push present; I just knew since visiting David Webb a few years ago that I had not only fallen in love with the company,… Read More
Lately I’ve been loving this gold bead look I’ve been seeing on Instagram — maybe you’ve seen it as well? It features gold beaded jewelry, like rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, all strung together. Some are large gold beads, some are… Read More
Have you heard the news? Iconic jeweler Trabert & Hoeffer will be closing its doors on June 15th, with owner Donald Levinson set to retire. A rich history follows this tale, which began in 1930 when Trabert & Hoeffer first opened in NYC. Since then, they have expanded to… Read More
This year’s Met Gala, a black-tie extravaganza held on the first Monday in May, is known as the “Oscars of Fashion”. It is the pink carpet to watch where this year’s theme―Camp: Notes on Fashion, inspired by Susan Sontag’s 1964 essay―came to life with over-the-top excess, opulence, and pomp. Sontag… Read More
