Verragio’s Debut Fine Jewelry Collections Honor Company Heritage
One of the three new collections was inspired by the legend of a woman who traded her mansion to Cartier for two strands of natural pearls.

Verragio’s fashion jewelry will incorporate elements from its bridal collections, like its engagement ring halos and its signature beading style, making the category a “seamless extension” of its current offerings, the company said.
“Designing engagement rings and wedding bands for the past 27 years has been so fulfilling, and now we have the opportunity to continue to work with our amazing customers in a new capacity, making this moment even more special for us,” said Barry Verragio, CEO and founder of Verragio.
The “Veritage” collection offers jewelry essentials, like diamond pendants and hoops, taking inspiration from the company’s design heritage, like its company crest, its beading style, and settings from its bridal collections.
The “Reverie” collection is an ode to the New York City legend of Mae Manwaring Plant, the woman who traded her home on Fifth Avenue to Pierre Cartier for two strands of natural pearls.
“The legend of Mae Manwaring Plant is among the most celebrated in New York jewelry lore and resonates throughout the Reverie collection,” said the company. “Gilded Victorian opulence meets its match in updated, wearable classics.”
The “Devotion” collection explores the “meditative and spiritual qualities” of beads, found in the earliest forms of jewelry. It features personal talismans set with diamonds and colored stones.
“It has been such a joy bringing the Verragio fine jewelry category to life,” Creative Director Sophia Macris said. “From pulling together the inspiration for each collection to formally debuting the product, this was truly a labor of love and something we look forward to sharing with both our existing and new Verragio customers.
“Whether Verragio fine jewelry helps complete your bridal jewelry for your wedding day or shines on its own adding a little sparkle to your day-to-day, we hope to see our customers look at these new pieces and cherish them as heirlooms for future generations.”
Verragio will be exhibiting at the Couture show in booth Musigny 1.
For more information about the company’s new fine jewelry collections, visit the Verragio website.
Retailers attending Couture can contact Verragio@5WPR.com to schedule an appointment.
The Latest

The company just rolled out “Timex Rewound,” a new takeback and resale program.

The lab confirmed it did not send the message.

Reginald Brack has worked at StockX and Christie’s.

Awareness is essential to proactive protection. Learn how to promote and maintain safety and security awareness in your business.

The second installment of “To Treasure Now and Forever” is intended to emphasize diamonds’ versatility.


It features colored gemstone, pearl, diamond, gold, and sterling silver jewelry styles.

Economic slowdowns, geopolitical tensions, and the rising popularity of lab-grown diamonds are clouding the outlook for mined diamonds.

Do you always want the right diamonds at the right price in your store? Introducing Dialog, the world’s first diamond subscription service.

Some Indian manufacturers think the potential in this young, evolving market outweighs current price concerns.

The massive space spans 7.1 million square feet with more than 4,000 offices and 131 elevators.

GIA is among the supporters of a new school building for children with special needs.

From holiday spending to inflation’s impact, here’s what analysts are forecasting for the season.

The jeweler and luxury luggage company have teamed up on jewelry cases and a suitcase.

The geometric collection is on view now at the Jewellery & Gem World Hong Kong Show.

The 17.61-carat stone leads Christie’s “Magnificent Jewels” sale in Geneva this November.

The suspect used bear spray to subdue employees and bystanders then stole $800,000 worth of jewelry.

The ‘Fuli Cut’ is based on an antique cushion.

The jewels, including gold rings and pendants, are said to be from 500 A.D.

Grib is the Belgium-based subsidiary of Russian company JSC AGD Diamonds, which also was sanctioned.

The company anticipates resuming exploration and mining operations and rehiring staff in 2025.

The antique and vintage jewelry and watch selling event is scheduled for Oct. 26-29.

Frank Everett curated “For the Boys: A Jewelry Exhibition,” opening in New York City in September.

De Beers is putting the emphasis on natural diamonds in Q4 and ending Lightbox’s lab-grown diamond engagement ring test run.

The brand-new style can be worn three ways.

The tech company is launching a consignment service for sellers of luxury fashion goods, starting with handbags.

With prices starting at $15, the Kendra Scott at Target collection launches next month.

The fund provides grants to organizations that better the jewelry industry.