Vendors
Jewelry Vendors
Barbara Westwood
Not afraid to follow the very distinctive beat of her own drum, Barbara Westwood confesses to loving big, bold beautiful shapes and rich colors. Her followers call her jewelry Everywhere Art wear. Westwood is drawn to citrine, peridot, rhodolite and pink tourmaline set in dramatic shapes. Arrows are a consistent motif, expressing the clarity of direction of the artist.
Bellarri
Within each Bellarri design, you will find a delicate art form in which the blending of colors and unique cuts of gemstones must intertwine in harmony. With Bellarri, it’s important to recognize and appreciate the integrity of craftsmanship inherent in each creation. To wear Bellarri is to be remembered.
Carrera y Carrera
Since 1885, Carrera y Carrera has been a symbol of creativity and craftsmanship. In the company’s worldwide headquarters in Madrid, Spain, Manuel Carrera and his cousin Juan Jose Carrera continue the jewelry-making tradition initiated over a century ago by their great-grandfather. An accomplished sculptor, Manuel transforms his sculptures into jewelry, while maintaining fine detail.
Christopher Designs
Founded by European designer Christopher Slowinski, Christopher Designs features unique diamond jewelry crafted using the latest technology. As a result of this technology, Christopher Slowinski has been granted several patents including one for his famous Crisscut™ diamond. The name describes the crisscrossed facets that give this diamond its superior brilliance and fire.
Di MODOLO
Featuring elegant, sexy and clean lines, Di MODOLO captures the essence of women by offering collections that possess beauty and magical wonder. The Di MODOLO collection is made up of bracelets, necklaces, pendants, earrings and rings highlighted with 18 carat white and yellow gold, along with diamonds and precious and colored gemstones.
Diamond in the Rough
Launched in 2003 as a fashion statement to showcase the beauty of rough diamonds for individual clients, Diamond in the Rough quickly attracted the attention of celebrities, socialites and the fashion elite. After opening the offerings up to a wider audience, Diamond in the Rough has become the leading pioneer in the use of natural, uncut, unpolished diamonds in jewelry.
Jewels by Star
Rafael, founder of Jewels by Star, has always focused on creating pieces that are unforgettable. Set in platinum, 18 carat yellow or pink gold, Jewels by Star rings commemorate moments of love.
L.J. West
L.J. West is known for its colored diamonds. With over 30 years of industry experience, New York-based diamond expert Larry West has established exclusive relationships around the world with leading sources of exceptional gems including the Argyle Diamond Mine in Australia.
MCR Gems
Founded in 1981 by Moshe Chalchinsky and Sam Sulimanov, MCR Gems is a major importer of Ceylon and Kanchanaburi sapphires and Zambian and Columbian emeralds. In addition, MCR Gems maintains an extensive inventory of loose gemstones, including certified natural sapphires and fancy radiant cut sapphires, along with a large tanzanite collection.
Marco Bicego
Based on old goldsmithing techniques, Marco Bicego’s jewelry cultivates the ambition of the unique, unrepeatable piece, while also serving as an everyday luxury. The line includes necklaces and bracelets, earrings and finger rings created on the premise that harmony counts as much as the sheen on a rare pearl. Established in 2000, Marco Bicego calls itself a young, but determined, line of jewelry.
Mark Patterson
Specializing in colored stones, Mark Patterson and his wife have revolutionized the jewelry world with the vibrancy of color and unique nature of their designs. Varying tones of sapphires in multitudes of colors define Mark Patterson’s signature collections.
Nathan Tim
Nathan Tim reflects a man’s individuality, emotion and verve. Each Nathan Tim piece is handmade with expertise rooted in centuries-old artisan traditions. The understated use of modern materials complements exquisite stones and precious metals to create one-of-a-kind accessories as seductive to the touch as they are stunning to the eye.
Pomellato
Pomellato prides itself on changing the rules with shapes, gold, gemstones and colors by taking jewelry out of its formal wear and making it sexy. Said to have created a new canon, Pomellato believes its success to be based on the fact that it has always remained the same, by using free and rigorous Milanese artisans.
Rahaminov
A supplier of diamonds up to 50 carats with beautiful cuts, Rahaminov Diamonds is internationally known as a manufacturer of unique jewelry. In addition to a stunning inventory of unique large diamonds, Rahaminov Diamonds is widely recognized for its platinum and gold jewelry collection featuring the finest diamonds as center stones.
Roberto Coin
Roberto Coin specializes in various colors and finishes of gold, with collections featuring diamonds and precious stone accents. An ancient Egyptian legend claims that a ruby touching a woman’s skin brings great happiness and good fortune. A marquise ruby, set at the position closest to the wearer’s skin, has become a trademark of Roberto Coin.
Stephen Webster
Known as the “ultimate diamond geezer,” Stephen Webster blends a love of traditional craft values with an affinity for contemporary music, fashion and rap ‘n’ roll street styles. Stephen Webster has a unique and edgy approach to both women’s and men’s jewelry that has been some 30 years in the making.
Tara & Sons
Searching exotic locations for pearl perfection, Tara & Sons’ goal is to provide the finest pearl jewelry to men and women around the world. Today, Tara & Sons is recognized internationally as an importer, manufacturer and designer of fine South Sea and Tahitian cultured pearl jewelry.
Gift Vendors
Christopher Radko
Always inspiring, Christopher Radko’s fine European glass ornaments and handcrafted holiday decorations encompass over 23 years of exquisite workmanship. Handcrafted details are the hallmark of the Christopher Radko collection.
Jay Strongwater
After working for years as a jeweler, Jay Strongwater prides himself on taking everyday things and turning them into jewels for the home. From enameled picture frames to bejeweled boxes and vases, Jay Strongwater insists that the back of his pieces be as beautiful as the front – and the insides as enchanting as the outsides.
Lotton Art Glass
A family business, Lotton Art Glass was established in 1970 by Charles Lotton who taught himself the art of glassblowing. Nearly 40 year later, Charles and his son Daniel continue to create magnificent multicolored glass bowls, vases, lamps, floor lamps and chandeliers sure to please the collector.
Matthew Placzek
With attention to the finest detail, Matthew Placzek is a master sculptor who breathes life into wood, bronze and clay to recreate both the human form and works of nature. His sculptures are truly fine works of art.
Monica Rich Kosann
Monica Rich Kosann, a fine art photographer specializing in black and white portraits of children and families, derives her inspiration from flea markets and antique shops. Inspired by her passion, Kosann creates lockets, jewelry and frames designed to hold the memories and images of family and friends.
