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Publication (2.43 lilly Street • 18k white gold and pavé diamond earring. $4,800 • 18k yellow gold, diamond and moonstone open star ear jacket. $4,000 • 18k yellow gold open wide chain bracelet. $6,880 • 18k yellow gold, sterling silver and pavé diamond moon pendant on 22” chain. $12,900 loNDon collection • 18k rose gold, cognac and white diamond scroll earring. $5,130 • 18k rose gold and black pavé diamond pointed drop earring. $4,195 • 18k rose gold, pavé cognac and white diamond flower earring. $17,900 london collection • 18k yellow gold and pavé diamond ring. $1,795 • 18k white gold and pavé diamond ring. $1,795 • 18k rose gold and pavé diamond ring. $1,795 • 18k yellow gold and pavé diamond beaded “X” bracelet. $4,995 • 18k white gold and diamond flex bracelet. $1,650 • 18k yellow and white gold and diamond flex bracelet. $1,870 • 18k rose and white gold and diamond flex bracelet. $1,650 • 18k rose gold and diamond bracelet. $5,940 • 18k rose gold,cognac and white diamond bracelet. $5,830 • 18k rose gold and diamond bracelet. $6,050 • 18k rose gold, cognac and white diamond bracelet. $5,060 • 18k rose gold and pavé diamond bracelet. $4,495 • 18k white gold and diamond bracelet. $2,795 • 18k yellow gold and pavé diamond bracelet. $3,595 nikos koulis BEE GODDESS • 18k black gold, black diamond and turquoise ring. $4,180 • 14k rose gold, diamond and • 18k yellow gold, diamond and turquoise three row ring. $3,962 sapphire leaf ring. $3,750 • 18k black gold, diamond and turquoise two row ring. $2,310 • 14k rose and white gold, diamond • 18k yellow gold, diamond and opal ring. $2,317 and sapphire leaf earring. $7,500 • 18k rose gold, black and white diamond three row ring. $3,962 • 14k white gold, diamond and sapphire double feather necklace. $8,750 • 14k white and black gold and sapphire double feather ring. $3,150 • 14k white gold, diamond and sapphire feather earring. $4,250 as29 • Black sterling silver and black diamond pinky ring. $902 • 18k black gold and diamond pinky ring. $2,761 • 18k white gold and diamond pinky ring. $2,761 • Pink sterling silver and diamond two finger ring. $2,123 • Sterling silver and diamond two finger ring. $2,123 • 18k white and black gold, white and black diamond three finger ring. $8,085 • 18k white and black gold, white and black diamond three finger flow ring. $4,378 • 18k white and black gold and diamond three finger arrow ring. $7,546 AS29 is available at London Jewelers East Hampton and Southampton locations only. khai khai • 18k white gold and sapphire zigzag earring. $5,000 • 18k white gold and sapphire zigzag ring. $2,600 • 18k rose gold, black and white diamond cage ring. $2,500 • 18k yellow gold, black and white diamond cage ring. $3,000 • 18k black gold and diamond zigzag ring. $2,800 • 18k yellow gold and diamond zigzag band. $1,250 • 18k white gold and black diamond zigzag band. $750 • 18k rose gold and diamond band. $1,250 1 1 ZOË CHICCO 9 LONDON COLLECTION 14 DJULA T–B • 14k yellow gold, black and white T–B • 18k white and black gold, pink sapphire L–R • 18k black gold and diamond diamond bar fringe necklace. $1,740 and amethyst double flower ring. $8,035 lacework shield ring. $5,755 • 14k rose and black gold, pavé • 18k rose gold, pavé diamond and pink • 18k white gold and diamond triangle cuff. $870 sapphire flower ring. $6,775 double starburst ring. $5,095 • 14k yellow gold, black sterling silver and • 18k white gold and diamond pavé diamond open triangle cuff. $1,125 10 JACQUIE AICHE five-row ring. $6,745 T–B • 14k yellow gold, diamond and labradorite • 18k white gold and diamond SYDNEY EVAN wing pendant. $1,650 double circle ring. $2,395 2 zoË chicco • 14k rose gold, pavé diamond and horn • 18k white gold and diamond T–B • 14k rose gold butterfly necklace. $550 shaped necklace. $3,500 spiral ring. $5,755 • 14k yellow gold and pavé diamond large • 14k rose gold, pavé diamond and evil eye necklace. $3,485 labradorite triangle necklace. $2,700 • 14k rose gold love necklace. $430 • 14k yellow gold, pavé diamond and • 14k yellow gold and pavé diamond abalone horn shaped necklace. $3,700 large butterfly necklace. $4,575 • 14k rose gold, chrysophase, emerald, • 14k rose gold hamsa necklace. $550 green tourmaline and pavé diamond necklace. $2,700 • 14k rose gold evil eye necklace. $460 • 14k yellow gold and pavé diamond large hamsa necklace. $3,970 11 LONDON COLLECTION T–B • 18k black gold and pavé blue 3 LOVE & LUCK sapphire ring. $7,190 • 18k black gold and pavé blue L–R • 14k rose gold, white sapphire and sapphire earring. $7,020 gray diamond snake cuff. $3,000 • 14k yellow gold and diamond happy buddha cuff. $2,700 12 JOËLLE • 14k yellow gold and pavé diamond T–B • Sterling silver and diamond heart cuff. $4,800 chain fringe earring. $1,595 • 14k rose gold and diamond elephant • Sterling silver and diamond cuff. $2,760 chain fringe necklace. $1,338 • 14k rose gold and diamond happy buddha cuff. $2,760 13 ARMENTA T–B • 18k yellow gold and black sterling silver, 4 LYNN BAN turquoise and crystal bangle. $2,390 T–B • Sterling silver and diamond cuff. $1,890 • 18k yellow gold and black diamond bangle. $2,260 • Black sterling silver and diamond cuff. $1,690 • 18k yellow gold and black sterling • Black sterling silver scroll cuff. $1,000 silver bangle. $645 • Sterling silver and pavé • 18k yellow gold bangle. $1,545 diamond cuff. $6,800 • 18k yellow gold, black sterling • Black sterling silver and multi-stone silver, turquoise, tourmaline and lightning bolt ring. $2,500 diamond bangle. $1,690 • 18k yellow gold and black sterling 5 LIVEN COMPANY silver and diamond open link bangle. $2,990 L–R • 14k yellow gold and diamond fringe necklace. $880 • 18k yellow gold, black sterling silver and opal bangle. $1,290 • 14k rose gold and diamond fringe necklace. $1,080 • 18k yellow gold and black sterling silver bangle. $690 • 14k yellow gold and diamond fringe necklace, 36”. $1,760 • 14k yellow gold and diamond fringe earring. $1,100 6 JACQUIE AICHE T–B • 14k yellow gold, chrysophase, green tourmaline and diamond cuff. $2,350 • 14k yellow gold, pavé diamond and tourmaline cuff. $3,000 • 14k yellow gold, black chalcedony, aquamarine, turquoise and diamond cuff. $2,350 • 14k rose gold, tourmaline, ruby and diamond cuff. $2,400 6 7 7 ANITA KO L–R • 14k yellow gold large spike stud earring. $1,890 • 18k rose gold and pavé diamond spike bracelet. $16,800 • 18k yellow gold spike bracelet. $9,450 ANITa ko • 18k rose gold and pavé diamond arrow cuff. $4,850 8 SILVIA FURMANOVICH jacquie aiche L–R • 18k yellow gold, diamond, pearl and ebony earrings, $11,440 10 11 jacquie aiche london collection joËlle 12 2 3 sydney evan love & luck 4 lynn ban liven 5 9 london collection SILVIA FURMANOVICH 8 13 armenta djula 14 AMERICANA MANHASSET 2046 NORTHERN BLVD MANHASSET, NY 11030 516.627.7475 WHEATLEY PLAZA 180 WHEATLEY PLAZA GREENVALE, NY 11548 516.621.8844 london GLEN COVE 28 SCHOOL STREET collection GLEN COVE, NY 11542 516.671.3154 • 18k rose gold and black sterling EAST HAMPTON silver moonstone and diamond lock pendant. $5,295 2 MAIN STREET • 18k yellow gold and black sterling EAST HAMPTON, NY 11937 silver, iolite and diamond lock 631.329.3939 pendant. $8,700 SOUTHAMPTON 47 MAIN STREET LONDONJEWELERS.COM SOUTHAMPTON, NY 11968 631.287.4499 Product not shown at actual size. 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