Jessica McCormack Turns to Classic Motif for New Collection
The “Bows” collection features three interpretations of the bow motif designed with Georgian and Victorian influences.

The “Bows” collection eschews the overt femininity usually associated with the bow in favor of looks that speak to “boldness and irreverence,” the brand said.
The earrings, rings, and necklaces in the 21-piece collection pair diamonds with pearls, sapphire, and emerald in 18-karat gold.
The three interpretations include twisting ribbons, sculptural and articulated bows, and bunched, looped bows designed with the Georgian and Victorian influences McCormack is known for.
A standout of the collection is the “Bows Ribbon” necklace that features a twisting ribbon motif set with a total of 35.52 carats of diamonds.
The sculptural bow motif, seen in the “Bows” ring that features two pear-cut diamonds, uses Georgian cut-down settings to highlight the diamonds’ strength and character, the brand said, a juxtaposition from the delicateness of a bow.
Milgrain settings are used in 18-karat blackened white and yellow gold to add texture to the designs. This can be seen in many pieces, like the “Bows Ribbon” pendant or the “Bows” hoop earrings.
Throughout the collection, these sculptural bow pieces utilize articulation so the bows’ ribbon can move with the wearer.
Bows that have been tied loosely and are bunched are the third version of the motif, as seen above in the “Bows Bunched” earrings.
A standout here are the Bows Bunched earrings, which highlight the counterbalance of bold shapes with soft hues by using denim-blue thread for the pearls.
New engagement rings debuted in the Bows collection as well, providing a twist on McCormack’s traditional bridal offerings.
These designs showcase looped bow motifs accented by diamonds in a milgrain setting flanking the center stone.
The Bows collection retails from $5,250 to $365,000.
It debuted on Sept. 17 and is available in-store as well as on the Jessica McCormack website.
The London-based brand has two stores in the United States, one in New York and its recently opened store in Costa Mesa, California.
The Latest

From a Betta fish brooch to a “dragon’s trove” of zircon eggs, here are seven pieces that’ve stuck with Associate Editor Lauren McLemore.

Groundbreaking New Mexico Governor-elect Deb Haaland wore the earrings, our Piece of the Week, when she declared victory on Tuesday.

Jost goes on an epic journey, traversing rough seas and encountering a cyclops, to discover the perfect holiday gift.

With customization becoming more expected in engagement ring shopping, the Bridal Builder makes the process tangible.

Sponsored by GCAL by Sarine


From shrinking budgets to AI elves, here are five takeaways from holiday reports by Bain, Adobe, Mastercard, NRF, and insights from YouGov.

Its non-bridal fine jewelry remains the star of the show, recently launching new collections inspired by Elizabeth Taylor and Jane Goodall.

A Diamond Is Forever's holiday campaign reimagines natural diamond icons for a new generation celebrating individuality.

“Joy: The Swarovski Musical” features Ariana Grande as the leading lady in scenes inspired by classic musical montages.

The lab will bring back its complimentary next-day service for some reports starting next week.

A Pennsylvania woman failed to declare a ring and a bracelet, discarding the boxes and receipts to conceal the purchases, officials said.

New collections and relevant marketing pushed the company forward, while Pandora’s lab-grown diamond sales continue to lag.

The citywide celebration, slated for Nov. 16-22, is set to host more than 175 events, including live jewelry-making demos.

Lanessa Elrod, former president and CEO of Louis Vuitton Americas, has stepped into the role as the retailer celebrates 125 years.

A replica of one of the most powerful objects in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the glove is heading to auction next month in Abu Dhabi.

Klein, who had his own marketing agency and worked for Gabriel & Co. and Trans American Diamond, is remembered as a kind man.

To enter the giveaway, locals can purchase a featured beverage from one of eight participating restaurants in Houston and Austin, Texas.

The grant recipient will be awarded $50,000 as well as mentoring meetings with executives at David Yurman and other industry executives.

The winners include a non-NAJA member seeking training, a member beginning NAJA courses, and a member becoming a Certified Master Appraiser.

The rare jewel, which has links to Russia’s Romanov dynasty, is estimated to fetch up to $2 million.

It is one of several seizures of counterfeit jewelry and watches by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Louisville this year.

Jewelers of America announced the additions to its board of directors following its annual general meeting, held last week.

Spectrum’s “Best of Show” honors went to a 101-carat Paraiba carved to look like Medusa that has a magnet-activated LED light.

Our Halloween Pieces of the Week are four “Eye” pendants, each set with colorful gemstones.

Alexis Hoopes expanded eBay’s “Authenticity Guarantee” program during her tenure.

The Rolex-owned retailer’s new 4,700-square-foot store’s façade honors the Pacific Northwest’s evergreen forests.

Get into the Halloween spirit with this roundup of 13 spooky jewels.
























