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Cote de Pablo, Juliette Lewis, More in Brumani

Los Angeles, CA—NCIS’s Cote de Pablo recently wore Brumani jewelry to the 22^nd annual Hall of Fame gala. The Chilean-born actress, left, chose the designer’s Nude Collection earrings in 18k white vintage gold, diamonds and black and smoky quartz, and a ring in 18k white vintage gold with diamonds and smoky quartz.

Juliette Lewis also chose 18k gold, diamond, and smoky quartz earrings from the Nude Collection to wear to the Vanity Fair Oscar party, and Bellamy Young wore 18k white and black gold and diamond earrings to the 21^st Annual Elton John Aids Foundation Academy Awards.

Actress Juliette Lewis, left, chose these Brumani earrings, right, to wear at a recent red carpet event. Below, a closeup of the jewelry worn by Cote de Pablo, top of page, and below that, Bellamy Young in Brumani at the Elton John Aids Foundation Awards.

The jeweler also garnered a host of editorial coverage in magazines such as Celebrated Living, Canadian Jeweller, Beverly Hills Lifestyle, Grace Ormonde Wedding Style, Ocean Drive, and L’Officiel.

Alison Pill and Brooke Burke-Charvet Choose Palladium Jewelry

Los Angeles, CA—HBO actress Alison Pill wore palladium jewelry on the red carpet for the Game of Thrones Season 3 premiere party March 18. She wore palladium “Gatic” earrings with symmetrical circles, made by Amber Worley of Green Lake Jewelry Works. 

Alison Pill, left, wore the palladium earrings at right.

Dancing With the Stars host Brooke Burke-Charvet, below, also wore a suite of palladium jewelry for the 16th season premiere of the show. Her choices included twist drop earrings with pink sapphires and champagne, pink, and white diamonds, by Janessa Dee of Green Lake Jewelry Works; the “acid nouveau” halo fashion ring with pink tourmaline and sapphires, by Thomas Wittelsbach, also of Green Lake Jewelry Works; a palladium mesh bracelet by Jacob & Co., featuring seven rows and more than 21 carats of diamonds; and an angular ring featuring a four carat rubellite framed by two trillion cut chrome diopsides, by Stephen Arnold of F and Creations.