Former Signet CEO Mark Light will remain president of Shinola until a replacement for Ulrich Wohn is found.
Ribbon necklaces lock in a cause
We love anything for a good cause here at National Jeweler, so I was excited to find out that DeLatori is introducing “Lockets for a Cause,” a group of 18-karat gold-plated sterling silver necklaces that are marked with meaningful colored...
We love anything for a good cause here at National Jeweler, so I was excited to find out that DeLatori is introducing “Lockets for a Cause,” a group of 18-karat gold-plated sterling silver necklaces that are marked with meaningful colored enamel ribbons on the interior.
Ranging in price from $625 - $750, a portion of all proceeds will benefit the causes of breast cancer awareness, heart disease research (below) and supporting our troops.
Ori Zemer, co-founder of DeLatori, said the lockets were designed in the brand’s signature style with a 21st century feel, and “the hidden charity ribbon can be revealed with just a click, reminding us all of what we should keep close to our hearts.”
The lockets are slated to debut nationally in the fall, and DeLatori plans to work closely with individual retailers to tie in local charities and events to the collection. An initial package of three ribbon colors will be available to retail partners, with a wide range of possibilities for custom lockets.
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