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The Jewelry Book Fall 19 Look Book

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34 www.thejewelrybook.com P L A T I N U M J E W E L RY B O X BY JENNIFER HEEBNER JEWELRY BOX P l a t i n u m STYLE ME PLATINUM Celebrity stylist Micaela Erlanger is the newly tapped ambassador for the Platinum Guild International's Platinum Born collection of stylish entry-level priced ($700 to $7,000) platinum jewels. During a recent event in New York City, Erlanger, whose clientele includes Meryl Streep and Lupita Nyong'o, mingled with editors who tried on a curated selection of Platinum Born pieces made by exclusive distributor Suna Bros. Her curated collection will be available online and at stores nationwide. A co-op marketing program is available for retailers, as is campaign imagery in print, digital, and video formats; retailers will receive a 10-percent refund (based on total calendar year purchases) for use in marketing and promotion of the brand in local and regional markets. Approved media range from billboards to social media campaigns. "Micaela Erlanger is Platinum Born," explained Aron Suna, president of Suna Bros. "She will really help generate exposure for the brand." Stylist and Platinum Born ambassador Micaela Erlanger with PGI's president Jenny Luker at a recent event in New York City Debut Bar earrings in platinum with freshwater pearls are $800. Suna Bros., 212-869-5670, www.sunabros.com Hoop earrings in platinum were worn by Amy Adams at the Emmys. Norman Silverman, 213-687-3985, www.normansilverman- diamonds.com Emmy nominee Kristen Bell in Loop earrings with black spinel and diamonds by Harry Winston. Photo by Getty Images, courtesy Harry Winston CELEBRITY STYLE: EMMY'S MOMENTS A number of stars who attended the 71st annual Emmy Awards wore platinum to complete their red-carpet looks. These include presenters Naomi Watts and Gwyneth Paltrow and nominees Kristen Bell from "The Good Place" and Amy Adams of "Sharp Objects." Styles ran the gamut from hoop to stud to drop earrings to sautoirs and more, with myriad vintage numbers on display.

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