What’s New – Volume One

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Baubles, Bling, and The Latest Things

Dana and I are always working…  constantly on the lookout for the next piece, our next post.  It seems like we are in a constant competition with ourselves, seeking to find the perfect item that will break down those internet barriers.  Can we get 10,000 likes?  Will this be the day that we reach 8000 Instagram followers?  

Since we partnered nearly three years ago, Dana and I have made some big strides.  Recently, more and more of you are hitting the buy button on the Joden site.  With the holidays on the horizon, internet sales are sure to skyrocket.  With sales pouring in – we will strive to bring you the absolute best of Joden.  

This is the first edition of “What’s New” – a blog targeted at showcasing our favorite finds.  This sweet little ring popped up about two months ago, and I couldn’t wait to write about it!  Intricate carving decorates the shoulder portion of this 14 karat white gold Art Deco ring.  Engraving is a popular element of jewelry from the 1920’s, as are the delicately beaded milgrain edges and elongated navette shape.  

While each of those details are lovely, they aren’t unusual.  The thing that sets this ring apart is the center.  Two coffin cut black onyx stones are stacked, one on top of the other.  Each one has been set with a tiny round diamond.  Onyx rings were quite popular during the Art Deco era, but they almost always have one stone.  Priced at just $750.00, this two stone version is unique.  It’s special.  And it’s new at Joden.  Click the pictures to check it out on our site.  

“You can go to a museum and look or come to us and touch.”

Written by Carrie Martin

Photos by Dana Jerpe

Pick of the Week – Volume Seven

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Baubles and Bling with Unbelievable Pricing

I am super excited that the Pick of the Week has been so popular!  You guys have really responded to our latest venture, motivating us to keep it going.  If you have a favorite Joden piece that’s been on your wish list, let us know…  perhaps it could be the next Pick of the Week.

This week, Dana and I chose a classic antique ring with romantic appeal.  Two stone rings surged in popularity when Napoleon Bonaparte presented Josephine with one in 1796.  The significance is straight-forward and simple…  one stone for me and one stone for you – earning it the title “moi et toi”.  Our ring is a lovely yellow gold beauty set with a pair of cabochon opals.  These gems flash with sparks of green, blue, orange and red – a kaleidoscope of bold color.  Nestled between the opals are a graduated trio of diamonds – these stones have a combined weigh of .15 carat, another layer of sparkle for this Victorian beauty.

The setting is made from 10 karat gold, and acts as a subtle yet vital supporting cast for those opals, the true stars of this show.  Twenty claw-like prongs extend from the shank of the ring, holding all the stones perfectly in place.  We’ve often talked about three-stone rings – the symmetry of that style has a broad-based appeal.  A two-stone ring is something a bit different, often appealing to those with an eye for sophisticated elegance.  Originally priced at $1,800.00 – this week we are offering this opalescent gem for just $1,425.00!  Make it yours today.

“You can go to our site and look, then come to Joden and touch.”

Written by Carrie Martin

Photos by Dana Jerpe

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