Courtesy: Deborah Grivas Designs
It’s More Than A Statement
On this the third and final day of Coterie by UBM at the Javits Center here in New York City, yours truly today goes into it with ease after going hard for the first 2 days especially, with all kinds of buyers and press clamoring around the trade show floor wanting to know what’s next in the fashion industry as it goes through an enormous transformation, those like Deborah Grivas Designs stand true to their hearty jewelry collection that’s done with pure love.
Now to know the love put in by Deborah Grivas herself, you gotta know what the collection is all about, Deborah Grivas Designs is known for beautiful color combinations and clean lines, Deborah Grivas Designs artfully explores the interplay of unexpected materials with gems and glittering crystals.
Deborah’s first namesake collection in 1995 sparked a trend with its statement necklaces featuring organza ribbon and wire woven around colorful stones.
The designer has since developed a reputation for eye catching, contemporary adornments whose nod to classicism gives them great longevity.
She is well known for unique hand-knotted leather necklaces ornamented with clusters of stones and pearls in innovative medleys of color.
Designed and made in Texas, Deborah’s distinctive jewelry reflects her lifelong love of fashion and sharp instinct for style.
Walking by Deborah Grivas line of jewelry over the last 2 days at Coterie, Daniel plus Lauren couldn’t help looking at the new arrival of Turquoise Aqua Terra Three Strand Torsade Bronze Leather And Waxed Linen Necklace With Gold Plate Closure, it’s earthiness and slightly hearty grit that’s kissed on the stones themselves are a nice comfort zone of realism and beauty infused into one.
Talking with Deborah Grivas today at the booth, Deborah stresses strongly that the Deborah Grivas Designs are a strong collection with a very loyal following, a clientele who appreciate the elegance of jewelry with statement elements mixed in without needing to make a statement, but just making good fine strong jewelry.
Daniel Quintanilla
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