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A TUFTS COMMUNICATIONS FINE JEWELRY PUBLICATION BC CLARK MAGAZINE • OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 2016/2017 ISSUE 7 MAGAZINE The Incomparable Roberto Coin The Rolex Standard A Man’s World of Jewelry The Essential Seven A Mother-and-Daughter Dream Team SLOANE STREET 2016/2017 • ISSUE 7 B:18.25” T:18” S:17.25” B:11.125” S:10.125” T:10.875” 49785DY_16_BC CLARK MAG_SPD_WS_DEC_V1.indd 1 FS:8.25” FS:8.25” 9/29/16 5:16 PM F:9” F:9” Publication: BC CLARK MAGAZINE Bleed: 18.25” x 11.125” Creative Director: STEPHAN ELLWOOD Notes: None Publication Date: DEC Trim: 18” x 10.875” Art Director: MATT KRAUS File Name: DY16_BC CLARK MAG_2P_SPRD_WS_ DEC_V1.indd Live: 17.25” x 10.125” Production Director: STEPHEN ELLWOOD Date: 9-29-2016 4:15 PM Position: IFC Production Coordinator: CAITLIN PHELPS Media Buying: CARLY POPOFSKY Fonts: None Images: Shot7_Hol16_c21118-36-8_V5_pub_ Studio Artist: IRENE DARKEN_V3.tif (CMYK; 714 ppi; 42%), Shot1_ Hol16_c21118-25-8_V5_pub.tif (CMYK; 958 ppi; 31.31%), DAVID YURMAN_LOGO_BLACK 75.eps (121.99%) APPROVAL CREATIVE DIRECTOR / ART DIRECTOR PRODUCTION DIRECTOR MEDIA BUYING STUDIO ARTIST PRODUCTION COORDINATOR COPYWRITER B:18.25” T:18” S:17.25” B:11.125” S:10.125” T:10.875” 49785DY_16_BC CLARK MAG_SPD_WS_DEC_V1.indd 1 FS:8.25” FS:8.25” 9/29/16 5:16 PM F:9” F:9” Publication: BC CLARK MAGAZINE Bleed: 18.25” x 11.125” Creative Director: STEPHAN ELLWOOD Notes: None Publication Date: DEC Trim: 18” x 10.875” Art Director: MATT KRAUS File Name: DY16_BC CLARK MAG_2P_SPRD_WS_ DEC_V1.indd Live: 17.25” x 10.125” Production Director: STEPHEN ELLWOOD Date: 9-29-2016 4:15 PM Position: IFC Production Coordinator: CAITLIN PHELPS Media Buying: CARLY POPOFSKY Fonts: None Images: Shot7_Hol16_c21118-36-8_V5_pub_ Studio Artist: IRENE DARKEN_V3.tif (CMYK; 714 ppi; 42%), Shot1_ Hol16_c21118-25-8_V5_pub.tif (CMYK; 958 ppi; 31.31%), DAVID YURMAN_LOGO_BLACK 75.eps (121.99%) APPROVAL CREATIVE DIRECTOR / ART DIRECTOR PRODUCTION DIRECTOR MEDIA BUYING STUDIO ARTIST PRODUCTION COORDINATOR COPYWRITER The Originator of Cultured Pearls. Since 1893. 3873-MM-BCClark_RibbonStrand_BCCLarkMag-2016.indd 1 9/8/16 4:37 PM The Originator of Cultured Pearls. Since 1893. 3873-MM-BCClark_RibbonStrand_BCCLarkMag-2016.indd 1 9/8/16 4:37 PM To all our friends and loyal customers, It all began in 1892, when B.C. Clark, Sr. set up shop in the corner of a racket store in Purcell, Indian Territory. Over many decades and generations, an Oklahoma legacy was built through honesty, quality products and services, and customer relationships. Throughout time, credit for our company’s longevity and success can be attributed to one thing…people. Not only loyal customers like you, but also our “BC Clark family” of employees that are dedicated to serving you and making your experience unforgettable. At BC Clark Jewelers, one of our ongoing commitments to our customers is to provide the highest level of education possible to our staff. We are proud to have one of the most highly trained groups of jewelry sales professionals in the nation. As we celebrate our 124th year of serving Oklahoma, we would like to sincerely thank you for trusting us to be your jeweler and allowing us to share and celebrate the significant moments in your life. Sincerely from the heart of Oklahoma, Jim, Coleman, and Mitchell Clark www.bcclark.com John Hardy and Modern Chain Collection are Registered Trademarks. and Modern Registered John Hardy Chain Collection are Introducing The Artisan Handcrafted Modern Chain Collection 20160822_BCClark_MagAd_M_Campaign_01.indd 1 8/22/16 9:11 AM Account Name BC CLARK Publication Name - Color 4 COLOURS Image Selection M_CAMPAIGN_01 Bleed size 9.25” (W) X 11.125” (H) Trim size 9” (W) X 10.875” (H) Live Area Date of Request 22/08/2106 Due Date 31/08/2106 Layout Version 1ST LAYOUT - 22/08/2106 contents BC CLARK MAGAZINE • ISSUE 7 6 Welcome from the Clarks 42 The Essential Seven 68 Journey to the DeBeers Victor Mine 10 The Jingle Turns 60 48 Pearls Are Hot! 72 The Diamond Difference 16 The Incomparable Roberto Coin 50 The Dark Side of Beer 74 With This Ring Event 22 A Call for Calm 52 Shinola’s New Legacy 76 BC Clark: Pray for Rain 28 The Rolex Standard 54 A Man’s World of Jewelry 78 Monet’s Garden 30 A Mother/Daughter Dream Team 58 Building Muscle 82 Affordably Fashionable 34 Swiss Creations 62 Jewelry with Southern Charm 84 Life:Style Tablescapes 38 Longines: Exquisitely Swiss 64 Sensual, Seductive Chocolate 86 Life:Style Home Essentials 16 28 58 Todd Tufts • Editor in Chief/Publisher/Creative Director Lori Roberts • Associate Editor Carol Besler • Assistant Editorial Director Vence Vida • Production Manager/Designer Kyle Boyer • Art Director Stephen Lewis • Assistant Copy Editor Larry Stuart • Designer Ron Saltiel/RSP Media • Select Jewelry Photography Prices are subject to change. Please contact the store for current pricing and availability. BC Clark Magazine is published by Tufts Communications, 600 Corporation Drive, Suite 106 • Pendleton, IN 46064 T: 765-819-2500 • E: [email protected] • © 2016, Tufts Communications. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. REQUESTED BY: Matthew Cooper PUBLICATION: BC Clark Magazine CRITICAL DATE: 12/09/2016 INSERTION: 01/11/2016 CLIENT: Patek Philippe SIZE: 276.2 x 228.6mm Trim SUBJECT: LANGUAGE: USA WATCH: 5960_1A COUNTRY: USA JOB NO: PTC60433 LOGO CODE: BC Clark - - Web: 60433 Begin your own tradition. You never actually own a Patek Philippe. You merely take care of it for the next generation. Annual Calendar Chronograph Ref. 5960/1A 60643_A5_PATBRD_C1-1.indd 1 9/19/16 3:29 PM PAGE MAKE-UP APPROVAL DATE SIGNATURE STUDIO DATE SIGNATURE ART DIRECTOR PRODUCTION COPY WRITER ACCOUNT MANAGER CREATIVE DIRECTOR ACCOUNT DIRECTOR The Jingle Musical Snow Globe For The Jingle’s 60th Anniversary, we are celebrating with an exclusive, commemorative Jingle Snow Globe. The Jingle This beautiful, custom-made globe, by Reed & Barton is the perfect gift for any Oklahoma Native, whether they still call our state home, or have moved to other Turns 60! parts of the world. With the timeless craftsmanship of our commemorative To say that our Anniversary Sale Jingle is Jingle snow globe, you and yours can celebrate this an Oklahoma Holiday tradition is a bit of an Christmas tradition for years to come. understatement at this point. Limited quantities available. The irony is that the majority of Oklahomans consider our To purchase this iconic snow globe (while supplies last), Anniversary Jingle a “Christmas Carol”, when in all actuality, visit any BC Clark location, go to bcclarkjingle.com, it was simply written as an advertisement for a sale that we or call 405.232.8806. wanted to promote. Needless to say, it was a success. For six decades, “The Jingle” as it has come to be known, has ushered in the holidays for families across the state and around the world. Since 1956 the song has aired on local radio and TV from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve. We’ve received hand written letters and emails from service men and women, telling us that listening to our Jingle makes them feel more at home during Christmas than any gift or card that they receive. The Jingle has been sung on airplanes as families head home for Christmas, used for congregational singing at local church services, performed at school pageants, and it has even become a standard at many holiday songfests and concerts around the state. The Jingle was first written and produced by a local ad agency in 1956, and it soon developed a life of its own. We tried to pull the commercial after five years, but the outcry from Oklahomans made us soon realize our error! We quickly placed the ad back into circulation! 10] BC CLARK MAGAZINE BLACK BAY The Jingle Musical Aluminum bronze alloy BRONZE case. An aesthetic Snow Globe BRONZE CASE reference to historic DIAMETER 43 MM ships and other diving WATERPROOF TO 200 M (660 FT) equipment, this IN-HOUSE MOVEMENT metal guarantees the development of a subtle For The Jingle’s 60th Anniversary, we are celebrating and unique patina to match its user’s habits. with an exclusive, commemorative Jingle Snow Globe. 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