Market Visits: 15 Snaps of New Jewelry Seen in The Past Week

The number of market visits is mushrooming as I type! Every week, I’m invited to at least five, but considering that PR professionals “now outnumber reporters by nearly 5 to 1,” according to an article from the Pew Research Center, I suppose that I shouldn’t be surprised. This means my inbox is inundated with requests to see new collections, and I have to choose carefully how I’ll spend my limited time. Here’s a glimpse at some of the pieces I saw over the past week in the city.

Lagos necklace in silver and hematite

Hematite and silver from Lagos

Lagos silver bangles with gemstones

Silver and gemstone bangles from Lagos

Gold rings from Lagos

Stacking rings in 18k gold with gemstones from the Covet collection from Lagos

Le Bloc beads

New firm Le Bloc offers tiny baby block-inspired pieces with letters and numbers in karat gold, silver, and vermeil (shown with my own two Lagos bracelets)

Le Block jewelry

Mini block styles from Le Bloc

New jeweler to the U.S. Christina Debs Jewelry offers super delicate karat gold and gemstone styles. She is represented by LUXE Intelligence.

High-end gemstone rings from Bella Campbell, kaiser_bella@yahoo.com

Earrings from Bella Campbell, kaiser_bella@yahoo.com

Earrings from Wendy Brandes

Studs with jackets from Wendy Brandes

Gold-plated bronze necklace from Patricia Peckinpaugh

Rubber link necklace with silver from Trollbeads

Silver bracelet with silver beads and pearls from Trollbeads

Bangles from Robert Lee Morris

Necklaces from Robert Lee Morris

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The number of market visits is mushrooming as I type! Every week I’m invited to at least five, but considering that PR professionals “now outnumber reporters by nearly 5 to 1,” according to an article from the Pew Research Center, I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised. This means my inbox is inundated with requests to see new collections, and I have to choose carefully how I’ll spend my limited time. Here’s a glimpse at some of the pieces I saw over the past week in the city.