Vincent Peach’s career trajectory reads like a coming-of-age novel: Child grows up with a jeweler father and starts learning the secrets of the trade from a young age. Teen goes on to jewelry design school in Memphis, only to wind up owning an antique business for more than a decade. Adult realizes he’s in the wrong industry, sells the 28,000-square-foot Nashville showroom, and puts his treasure trove of Chinese antiques into storage, where they still sit to this day. Luckily for jewelry lovers, there’s a happy ending to this tale: The Tennessee native found his way back to ornamental passion and debuted his eponymous line, Vincent Peach Jewelry, in 2008. “As children, my brother, sister, and I had the opportunity to work the showroom or learn to be a jeweler in the back,” Peach says. “I started working at a bench and was soldering jump rings by the time I was 13. By 15