David Yurman’s New Campaign Stars Carmelo Anthony, Jaylen Brown
The basketball stars wear men’s jewelry from the “Curb Chain” collection.

The new campaign, led by creative director Set Free Richardson, highlights pieces from the “Curb Chain” collection.
With the latest ads, the brand is looking to solidify its position as a go-to for men’s chains and other jewelry.
"We are thrilled to collaborate with Carmelo and Jaylen, two incredible athletes who exemplify leadership, style, and dedication," said Evan Yurman, president of David Yurman.
"Their ability to inspire both in the game and in culture makes them the perfect ambassadors for our brand. Jewelry is an extension of personal style, and they wear it with authenticity and confidence."
Styled by creative director Khalilah Beavers, Anthony, now retired from the NBA, stars in the campaign alongside his son, Kiyan, who is looking to follow in his footsteps.
They two play a game of pool and talk about life, basketball, and striving for greatness.
"David Yurman embodies the perfect blend of craftsmanship and timelessness," said Anthony.
"I've always gravitated to unique pieces that tell a story, and these collections truly reflect that level of artistry and narrative.”
Brown was styled by duo Wayman and Micah. In the campaign, the Celtics player plays chess with his grandfather, Willie Brown, as they discuss what it takes to succeed.
"Jewelry is a statement—it's about energy and presence," said Brown. "David Yurman's designs allow me to express myself and show up elegant and timeless."
The new David Yurman campaign will be shared via social media as well as via ad placements throughout the year.
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