INDExtra -> INDExtra WED, SEP 26 8:29AM by Amanda Bedgood

Jamie Joseph trunk show

Jamie Joseph Jewelry is that rare blend of elegant gypsy. Difficult to explain. Easy to spot. Just the sort of thing we'd expect to see in the cases at kiki. And today and tomorrow you can get a gander at all those beautiful pieces at a Jamie Joseph Jewelry trunk show at kiki. (Friday and Saturday the show moves to Baton Rogue.)

Jamie and her husband Joseph are known for their signature stone-cutting technique and serious color along with gems that are packed with meaning. Green tourmaline brings a joy for life. Aquamarine is known to aid in compassion, tolerance.

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We love love that blue ring – a rainbow moonstone that has both silver and gold in the setting. Those blood tigereye earrings are like two perfectly elegant drops of merlot and that green tourmaline necklace with the little gold rings is just the blend of elegant gypsy we're talking about. And it's just the sort of look Jamie Joseph celeb fans like Naomi Watts, Kate Beckinsale (one of my style icons) and Cameron Diaz love. Jamie Joseph Jewelry has been featured in Vogue (my soulmate in print), Elle and In Style.

The trunk show is Sept. 26 and 27 at kiki in River Ranch.

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