If you’ve already read the Gold Vault page in JCK’s October issue, you know that bimetal designs—pieces made with two metals bonded together, but in fine jewelry, it’s primarily sterling silver fused to either 18k or 22k gold—add extra value and oomph to cases. So as you prepare for the critical fourth quarter (and a holiday season full of silver sales, according to many merchants), take a closer look at bimetal jewelry. Here are five more styles that could inspire sales in your store.
Earrings in 18k gold and sterling bimetal with 6 mm freshwater pearls; $210; Cassavoy & Co.
Hot Jupiter Square ring in 22k gold and sterling bimetal; $450; Thea Izzi
Point necklace in 18k gold and sterling bimetal; $670; Rebecca Overmann
Budding Blossom pendant in 18k gold and sterling bimetal with 0.11 ct. t.w. canary diamonds; $3,300; C.H. Mackellar Studio Jewelry
Cuff in 22k gold and oxidized silver bimetal with 22k gold bezels and pellets, 7.30 cts. t.w. rose-cut rubies, and 0.40 ct. t.w. diamonds; $3,800; Sydney Lynch
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