Unearthing Brilliance: A Guide to Tucson's Premier Jewelry Showcases
Am\u00e1li: Blending Artistry and Elegance at Melee the Show
Am\u00e1li, a New York City-based brand, is set to unveil its enchanting Fringe collection at Melee the Show. Known for a distinctive aesthetic that marries artisanal techniques with high fashion glamour, Am\u00e1li's new line features necklaces and earrings designed with fluid, fabric-like 18k gold tassels. Each piece showcases uniquely cut gemstones meticulously set in 18k gold, creating a shimmering effect that designer Sara Freedenfeld describes as a "veil of luxury."
Clart\u00e9: Nature's Inspiration Meets Modern Design at GJX
Attendees at GJX will have the opportunity to explore the refined offerings from Clart\u00e9, presented at the Valentine Jewels booth. Clart\u00e9's latest Gilded collection draws inspiration from the delicate beauty of leaves, incorporating finely detailed gold veins and scattered diamonds that evoke the imagery of raindrops on foliage. Additionally, the brand will showcase a bold Geode choker, featuring a striking 20-carat malachite centerpiece adorned with multi-shaped diamonds within a contemporary geometric framework.
Columbia Gem House: Sustainable Splendor at AGTA GemFair
Columbia Gem House, celebrated for its commitment to American and ethically sourced gems, will highlight a diverse range of faceted stars crafted from various precious materials, including sapphires, citrine, neon green beryl, white quartz, and Idaho garnet. Complementing these are elegant faceted crescent moons in sapphire and Idaho garnet. Responding to increasing demand, the company will also feature a selection of star cabochons in sapphire and ruby. A significant debut for Columbia Gem House at this year's Tucson show is its inaugural collection of American rhodolite garnets, sourced from the same Idaho locations as their renowned red garnets, marking a milestone in their responsible sourcing efforts.