Martin Katz
After 20 years of housing his luxury business on Brighton Way, Beverly Hills fine jewelry designer Martin Katz will move into a 1,500-square-foot penthouse and terrace at 190 Fred Heyman in September. Unit N. Canon. “When I opened my store, Fred was one of my first customers; He bought some Microband rings for his wife to wish him good luck,” says Katz. So Sharon Stone put a choker and earrings on the man basic instinct It debuted in 1992 and the business went bankrupt. Nicole Kidman, Zoë Kravitz, Salma Hayek, Angelina Jolie, Mindy Kaling, Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Wahlberg and Sterling K. Brown Man on the red carpet in exquisite one-offs and limited edition or rare creations. Find old parts. In Katz’s new private room, the sophisticated decor (think lacquered sycamore and granite) reflects the designer’s trademark Art Deco influence. “The new atelier is inspired by the golden age of Beverly Hills and the lifestyle experience that was once a luxury salon,” he says. The trinkets range from $2,800 to $2 million. The Bella Mia white and pink diamond earrings are exclusive to the atelier, as is the new Portofino ring collection. Katz also launches luxury lifestyle products (candles, eyewear and home accessories) produced with global agency Prominent Brand + Talent; The first is the signature scent. martinkatz.com, virtual or in-person service available
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the last line
On July 14, Los Angeles-based fine jewelry brand The Last Line opened its flagship store and piercing salon at 344 N. Beverly Drive. Brie Larson, Hailey Bieber, Sophia Bush, Busy Philipps, stylist Dani Michele and Nicole Richie are loyal. Creative director and Los Angeles native Shelly Sanders co-founded the direct-to-consumer company with her husband, Teddy, in 2017; In 2021, they launched a collection of party tables. The space is decorated with neon signs, kitschy cross-stitch pillows and vintage rainbow chairs inspired by the brand’s tennis bracelet. The new limited-edition gem features hand-carved stones in the shape of fruits and vegetables. All materials are sustainably sourced. “The store mixes craftsmanship with fun and, of course, irreverence, giving us just enough to rock Beverly Hills,” says Sanders. Jewelry ranges from $95 to $16,895, and piercing earrings from $165 and household items from $155 to $750; thisistelast.com, open Wednesday through Sunday
Maria Tashi
Inspired by the goth-punk scene, New York-based fine jewelry designer and body piercer Maria Tashi will launch her first West Coast store at 8441 Melrose Place on August 12. The applause business started in 1993 and now Blake Lively, Rihanna is counting. , Florence Pugh, Keke Palmer, Tessa Thompson, Dua Lipa, Sarah Paulson, Maluma and Bud Bunny as clients. The sprawling two-story 6,000-square-foot boutique and terrace in Los Angeles (with six drilling rooms and a privately-accessible second-floor VIP suite) will offer an exclusive selection of aquamarine diamond designs on white gold. Ode to the Golden State. “These are natural diamonds that tan like a white diamond, but are the color of the sky and ocean on a cloudless day in California,” says Tash. THR. For the Los Angeles store, Tash says it “grabbed around big diamonds and standout pieces, for customers attending awards shows and events where a dramatic entrance is important.” Jewelry ranges from $150 to $20,000 ($20 to $75 piercings, negotiable). mariatash.com, open daily
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Source: Hollywood Reporter
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