Tito Pedrini

Black & Gold Jewels Shine Bright for the Holidays

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Black and gold is a striking combination. The contrasting colors and subtle golden shimmer produce a rocker's edge aesthetic with a dash of sexiness. The color palette allows for versatility and complements a wide array of outfits from casual to formal.

With the onslaught of upcoming holiday dinners and parties, it's the perfect time to showcase some of our favorite black and gold jewels that will complement your holiday attire.

First up is a gorgeous angular dark wooden ring ($2070) by Fern Freeman. This impressive statement ring has a large base and is adorned with a golden sun shaped overlay underneath rhodium silver and a sparkling pave diamond dome. Freeman's ring would be a head turning and dramatic finish to casual chic and formal outfits.

Browse below for additional jewels that will help you shine bright for the holidays. Have tips or suggestions? Contact me @marsha712

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Gurham Gold and Diamond Multi-Oval Tuft Long Necklace

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Tito Pedrini Rings

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The June 2007 issue of Town and Country higlighted the designs of Tito Pedrini. Pedrini who has worked with the Sotheby's Magnificent Jewelry division, specializes in designs that highlight a wide variety of colored gemstones through unique cuts and dramatic designs. TIto Pedrini is also a stage four colon cancer surivor and donates a portion of his jewelry sales (as well as his personal volunteer time) to Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York. The rings shown here are the Amanda design and come in a wide variety of gemstone combinations in yellow gold. They sell for $7,500 each.

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