Harry Kotlar Introduces Pink and Blues
Harry Kotlar launches homage to Pantone’s colors of the year
Pantone LLC, the internationally renowned authority on all things color, has revealed the two colors of 2016: Rose Quartz and Serenity. The two colors are gentler, softer complements to previous picks of the year. At once playful, calming, and reflective, the colors are the perfect inspiration for Harry Kotlar’s new collection of jewelry pieces.
Harry Kotlar’s Pink and Blues Collection wraps itself in delightfully luxurious Rose Quartz and Serenity colors. The pieces feature either sapphire or pink diamond centers, and are based on the Luminescence, Crescendo, and Edwardian collections.
About the three collections:
Luminesce
The Luminesce collection recalls glitter-dusted starlets bathing in the sun’s grand glow. Beaming stones are cradled by petite star-like diamonds. Every focal diamond is unobstructed in its entirety, and “floats” within a split shank.
Crescendo
The Crescendo collection is a love story told in jewelry. Like all the great love stories, the Crescendo features two elements merging to create a grand entity. Symbolizing love’s union, two rows of pavé-encrusted diamonds merge in a split shank and harmoniously blossom into a greater diamond.
Edwardian
Inspired by the both the romantic décor of the Victorian era and sleek art deco, the Edwardian collection encases each diamond within a delicate filigree of metal. Each timeless piece is infused with a modern undertone.
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Harry Kotlar is recognized as the premier source for the highest quality diamonds, its hallmark design – Artisan Pavé and “the world’s most brilliant Cushion Cut diamond” – Kotlar Cushion. Spanning six decades of beauty, art and perfection, Harry Kotlar’s designs evoke old-world artistry with modern sophistication, creating stunning diamond rings, bands, earrings, bracelets and necklaces that celebrate individuals’ story eternally.
For more information on the craftsmanship and heritage of Harry Kotlar visit: harrykotlar.com.
