Mark Henry Jewelry to Debut in Canada
The New York-based brand is set to launch a limited-time offering for the holiday season at Holt Renfrew in Toronto.

The jewelry brand’s debut is a three-month holiday activation at Canadian department store Holt Renfrew’s Toronto location, set to launch next month.
The edit includes contemporary 18-karat gold pieces set with gemstones from Mark Henry’s “Riva” and “Gumdrop” collections.
The Riva collection, inspired by the rhythm of water, includes sculptural gold designs with bezel-set gems.
The brand recently released a new campaign for the line, created to highlight its New York roots and family legacy.
It features fashion personality and member of the brand’s founding family, Leandra Medine Cohen.
“We are thrilled to partner with Holt Renfrew,” said Henry Medine, a member of the Medine family, which owns Mark Henry Jewelry.
“This partnership reflects our family heritage and New York roots—bringing rare, one-of-a-kind gems in designs that are modern, effortless, and made to be worn every day.”
The Mark Henry edit for Holt Renfrew can be shopped Oct. 1 through Dec. 30 in-store or on the retailer’s website.
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