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Brand News From Karl Lagerfeld Bridal, Stuller, Pease & Curren, Alex Soldier October 19, 2016 (0 comments)

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Karl Lagerfeld Bridal Jewelry Makes Official North American Debut

New York, NY—KARL LAGERFELD Bridal Jewelry, a new brand under the creative direction of the legendary fashion icon and produced by Frederick Goldman, officially launched this week in North America. The brand was introduced at the JCK Show in Las Vegas and the first pieces are now in stores.

In honor of the collection launch, a special limited edition engagement ring was unveiled, encapsulating Lagerfeld’s vision for the fine jewelry line. Combining the ideas of love and harmony, the exclusive Les Coeurs Entrelaces (The Interlaced Hearts) features the outlines of two intertwined diamond hearts, which naturally encompass a marquise shaped diamond center stone (left).

KARL LAGERFELD bridal jewelry is designed with today’s millennial consumer in mind. The collection features clean, geometric shapes as well as curves and arches taking inspiration from Parisian architecture. Each ring is offered in 18k white or yellow gold, or platinum, and the line—available at select better independent jewelers--is priced from $1,000 to $10,000.

 

Stuller Brings Mine-To-Market CanadaMark Melee To U.S.

Lafayette, LA—Stuller has partnered with Canada’s Dominion Diamond Corp. to introduce CanadaMark melee diamonds—tracked from mine to market to guarantee ethical sourcing—to the North American market. Stuller is the first to offer these stones in the United States.

“The program will track melee diamonds in batches through audited processes at every stage from country of origin to polished stone,” says Stanley Zale, Stuller vice-president of diamonds and gemstones. “Because of its size, melee is rarely tracked, so this is a big deal.”

Every batch of CanadaMark melee from Stuller is:

“At Stuller, our goal has always been to provide our customers with complete product offerings in the most environmentally conscious way possible,” says founder and CEO Matt Stuller. “CanadaMark melee will help us in meeting that goal.”

“Stuller has always carried melee diamonds, but now we’ll be able to offer our customers natural melee that has been tracked from mine to market,” continued Zale. The CanadaMark melee is an addition to Dominion’s CanadaMark hallmark program for certified diamonds that was rejuvenated three years ago. 

Dominion Diamond research shows demand for ethically sourced melee, especially among Millennial consumers. Learn more here.

 

Alex Soldier Featured in Condé Nast Video

New York, NY—Jewelry artist and sculptor Alex Soldier was recently named by Condé Nast Live as one of the most innovative jewelry designers of our time. The Condé Nast editorial team produced a short film about Soldier's creativity and his work. The film features current and classic masterworks from the designer, as well as precious sculptures that include The Flute Player and Nabokov's Butterfly. Watch the video here or click on the image below. 

 

Pease & Curren Enhances Its Premium Stone Removal Service

Warwick, RI—Pease & Curren precious metals refiner and recycler introduces an upgrade to its premium stone removal process. The unique proprietary filtering process guarantees all diamonds are recovered from the settings. 

The company is constantly working to increase efficiency for refining processes. This new proprietary screening process ensures maximum filtering by using a specially designed container for stones, allowing recovery of even the smallest melee. The process also is cyanide-free, causing no harm to the environment or employees who handle the stones.

The company says the new process:

Customers are encouraged to use the Direct Buy Diamond Buy service for diamonds. Unlike other diamond buying services, Pease & Curren does not purchase and resell the stones; checks are issued directly from buyer to seller for better prices and returns for both. Click here for more information.

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