Mayor’s Birks Rock & Pearl Collection Is A Must For Spring 2016
A chic new jewelry collection will be available this spring at Mayors.
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Mayor’s latest jewelry collection is quite covetable by the female fashion set. The Spring 2016 Birks Rock & Pearl collection combines freshwater pearls with spiky silver statement pieces that brings together soft femininity and metal in a whole new way.
The collection was debuted at a private luncheon attended by Birks Mayors CEO Jean-Christope Bédos at Casa Tua, who was surrounded by fashion editors and bloggers dying to get their hands on some of the fashion-forward jewelry.
The pieces are designed with the L.A. lifestyle in mind – a little rock-and-roll and a little Hollywood. The line features includes stackable rings, cuff bracelets, triple pearl studded earrings, and sleek necklaces. It ends the age-old question about whether to buy fashion or fine jewelry as this collection employs precious materials to fashionable effect to offer an enduring bit of cool in your jewelry box.
The Maison Birks, is a famous jeweler in Canada, that opened in 1879 and is known for selling high-quality jewelry, diamonds and time pieces. The group merged with Mayors and since sells their own pieces in Mayors, although Americans may be less acquainted with Birks, the esteemed jewelry store from north of the border. The collection is actually inspired by architectural details that are on the fort door of their famous flagship boutique in Montreal, Canada.
The collection is available at Mayors stores throughout Florida and Georgia.
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