
Stephanie Gottlieb debuted two new partnerships in October, adding her style to Movado watches and expanding her reach through a wholesale partnership on a lab-grown diamond collection with Sofer Jewelry.
The Stephanie Gottlieb x Sofer Jewelry collection debuted Oct. 12 with 85 styles that feature large-scale lab-grown diamonds in a variety of settings. This is Gottlieb’s first wholesale partnership, but it is with a familiar partner—she worked at Sofer Jewelry before starting her own brand.
Gottlieb, who is largely known for her natural diamond jewelry, started working with lab-grown diamonds in July with two capsule collections as well as with the brand Casual Carats. She said lab-grown diamonds allow her to try out new designs like the ones wholesale customers can connect with through Sofer.
This also is Sofer’s first branded lab-grown diamond collection. It has three assortments: Undecided Prong, Fancy Bezel, and Perfectly Imperfect. Retail prices range from $790 to more than $30,000 for pieces in 14k white and yellow gold in sizes from 0.25 ct. to 40+ cts. t.w. Additional styles will debut in 2027, the partners said.
“Lab-grown gives me permission to play differently. We can go bigger, experiment with shapes and combinations, and create pieces that are really about fashion, self-expression, and having fun with diamonds,” Gottlieb said in a statement.

Stephanie Gottlieb x Movado debuted on Oct. 14 with timepieces using the watch brand’s Museum Dial. The collection incorporates natural stone dials, gemstone-set bezels, and colorful leather straps.
“Movado’s iconic Museum Dial became the perfect canvas for bringing my world of color to life,” Gottlieb said in a statement. “We wanted to create watches that feel both joyful and timeless—pieces you’ll reach for to celebrate life every day.”
The collection features 25 mm Museum Velura watches that fuse classic timepiece design with the gemstone looks Gottlieb is known for. Four limited-edition natural stone dial watches use turquoise with pink tourmaline, malachite with green garnet, sodalite with iolite, and pink jade with pink tourmaline. These retail for $2,295.
Gottlieb also worked to create three 21 mm Museum watches. One has a pink sunray dial and a raspberry leather strap with a rose gold–finished case. The second has a light blue sunray dial and a navy leather strap with a stainless steel case. And the third has a light green sunray dial and a teal leather strap with a yellow gold–finished case. These retail for $795.
The showstopper is the 25 mm gemstone watch, with a yellow gold sunray dial and a rainbow gemstone bezel. It is set with citrine, yellow sapphire, peridot, green garnet, Swiss blue topaz, London blue topaz, iolite, amethyst, pink tourmaline, and spessartite. The watch, which has a mesh bracelet, retails for $2,295.
Top: The Stephanie Gottlieb x Sofer Jewelry lab-grown diamond collection (photo courtesy of Sofer Jewelry)
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