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Olivia Rodrigo-Approved Jewelry Label Steff Eleoff Drops “Say My Name” Collection
Toronto-based jewelry designer Steff Eleoff has garnered a cult following of celebrity fans, including the likes of Kylie Jenner, Olivia Rodrigo and Kali Uchis. Her unique, subversive designs draw from her background in sculpture and fine art and aim to emulate organic shapes found in nature.
Now, the silversmithing label has launched its newest collection, dubbed “Say My Name.” Continuing the brand’s distinctive style, the collection sees Eleoff reimagining classic leather pendants by drenching them in sterling silver. Available in all letters of the alphabet, each pendant is priced at $165 USD and includes its own chain. Custom letter combinations
Britney Spears shows off a new yellow bikini and beaded jewelry as she enjoys a tropical getaway
Britney Spears proudly showed off her summer ready body in a new swimsuit which she paired with beaded jewelry in an Instagram video uploaded on Thursday.
The Baby One More Time hitmaker, 41 — who recently revealed she ‘had a lot of therapy’ to pen her anticipated memoir — filmed the latest clip from inside a spacious hotel room during a tropical getaway with husband, Sam Asghari.
The songstress kicked off the reel by striking a pose in a yellow bikini top along with matching bottoms that she ‘just got in the lobby’ and then told her fans that they
Sledgehammers used in brazen lunchtime heist at Birkdale Village jewelry store
Police are searching for three masked robbers who used sledgehammers in a brazen lunchtime heist at a Tuesday’s Birkdale Village jewelry store.
Officers arrived in minutes after employees at Fink’s Jewelers on Birkdale Commons Parkway called them, but the robbers fled, possibly in two vehicles, Huntersville Police Major Brian Vaughan said in a news release.
The men entered the store at about noon wearing hooded sweatshirts and full-face masks, and at least two of them held what appeared to be handguns, police said.
Style Q&A: Canadian jewelry designer Dean Davidson celebrates 15 years
Celebrity-loved jewelry pieces are “accessible, unique and high-quality,” says designer Dean Davidson.
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Fifteen years ago, Toronto-based jewelry designer Dean Davidson set out to create a jewelry brand that offered alluring accessories
York police look for owners of $500K in recovered stolen jewelry
York Regional Police are looking for the owners of more than $500,000 in stolen jewelry following an investigation into alleged distraction thefts targeting older adults.
In a June press release, police said two 26-year-olds from Toronto were each facing two counts of robbery, plus charges for theft under $5,000 and possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000 in relation to the stolen items.
The police said that the suspects, operating an SUV, would approach and start speaking with older adults.
During their interactions, the suspects would allegedly replace the victims’ real jewelry with costume jewelry and in some cases
A Vivid Pink Diamond and a Giant Ruby Both Sold for a Record $35 Million at Sotheby’s
Sotheby’s and Christie’s sold a combined $158,152,390 worth of jewels this week in New York, in sales that were dominated by spectacular named diamonds (flawless, colored, or huge), along with eye-popping specimens of ruby and sapphire, one of them setting the record for the most valuable gemstones sold at auction. Sotheby’s clocked its highest total for a jewelry auction in New York, at $95.9 million, setting several gemstone price records, and Christie’s hammered at $62,252,390 in its Magnificent Jewels sale, which included the 127-carat Peace Diamond, selling for $13,635,000.
Sotheby’s $95.9-million Magnificent Jewels sale in New York on June 8
Christie’s to Auction 127-Carat ‘Light of Peace’ Diamond
New York—On the back of the controversial yet record-setting Heidi Horten sale in Geneva, Christie’s is offering a special diamond at its New York “Magnificent Jewels” sale this spring.
Leading the June 7 jewelry auction is “The Light of Peace Diamond,” estimated to sell for between $10 million and $15 million.
The D-color, internally flawless, Type IIa, pear brilliant-cut diamond weighs 126.76 carats. It is being offered without reserve.
The stone was previously named the “Zale Light of Peace” when the Zale Corp. of Dallas, which is now part of Signet Jewelers Ltd., owned it.
Zales would charge for showings