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Nicole Murphy Creates Jewelry Line

Nicole Murphy might be most famous for being Eddie Murphy's ex-wife (and now Michael Strahan's fiancee) but she also had a career as a model and now has launched her own line of jewelry. Murphy and her business partner Yolanda Braddy created Friendship, Love and Peace, a line of necklaces and bracelets composed of beads in a variety of materials. Prices range from under $100 for simple lava stone bead bracelets to over $6,000 for a knotted bracelet with champagne diamond-covered beads. The designs are meant to appeal to both men and women and the different textures give the pieces an organic tactile quality. The jewelry can be ordered online and is set to appear in boutiques and department stores later this year. Stars that have worn the pieces include Adam Lambert and Slash.

Gallery: Friendship, Love and Peace by Nicole Murphy

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Estelle Designs Capsule Collection For Rachel Roy

by Deidre Woollard (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Jewelry, Celebrity Design

Singer Estelle is the latest star to turn celebrity jewelry designer. She is working with Rachel Roy on a capsule collection for the Rachel Rachel Roy brand. The collection includes necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings available for sale beginning March 2010. Before the full release of the collection, fans of Rachel Roy's Facebook page will have an opportunity to be the first to shop an edited version of the collection, including a petal ring that is exclusive to Facebook and will not be available as part of the full collection. The Facebook pop-up store runs from now until 6pm EST on February 11th.

Both Rachel and Estelle are fans of costume jewelry and the pieces are priced from $34 to $195 and will be available at select Macy's and online at www.macys.com and www.rachelroy.com. Estelle is scheduled to be at Macy's Herald Square in New York City on April 1st for a special performance to support the collaboration. Check out a video of the two chronicling the design of the collection after the jump.

Gallery: Estelle For Rachel Roy