Spotlight on 3 New Collections Debuting at JCK Las Vegas 2022

By Victoria Gomelsky | May 09, 2022

As the JCK Las Vegas and Luxury shows approach, buyers are making their lists and checking them twice. Among the newness awaiting showgoers will be collections centered on gold chains and pearls, two of the market’s hottest categories. Below, we spotlight some of our favorite styles from three key JCK exhibitors.

Statement Pearls by Picchiotti

Made in Valenza, Italy, by some of the world’s finest craftsmen, the pearl styles in Picchiotti’s latest collection are every bit as glamorous as buyers have come to expect from this family-owned luxury jeweler.

Picchiotti pearl and sapphire earrings — *South Sea pearl earrings in 18k white gold with 7.63 cts. t.w. blue sapphires and 1.51 cts. t.w. diamonds, $25,139; Picchiotti*

Picchiotti pearl pendant — *South Sea pearl necklace in 18k white gold with 5.12 cts. t.w. diamonds, $30,402; Picchiotti*

Picchiotti pearl ring — *South Sea pearl ring in 18k white gold with 3.85 cts. t.w. diamonds, $30,545; Picchiotti*

Eclipse by Yoko London

Introduced at Haute Jewels Geneva, the international high jewelry exhibition that opened March 30 in Switzerland, the Eclipse collection by Yoko London features freshwater and akoya pearls in hoop earring and stackable ring designs that highlight their round, orb-like qualities.

Yoko London pink pearl hoops — *Eclipse hoop earrings in 18k white gold with 3 mm–3.5 mm freshwater pearls and 0.225 ct. t.w. diamonds, $1,900; Yoko London*

Yoko London white pearl hoops — *Eclipse hoop earrings in 18k white gold with 3 mm–3.5 mm akoya pearls and 0.177 ct. t.w. diamonds, $950; Yoko London*

Yoko London pearl stackable ring — *Eclipse stackable ring in 18k white gold with 3 mm–3.5 mm freshwater pearls and 0.075 ct. t.w. diamonds, $1,600; Yoko London*

Gold Link Styles by Royal Chain

Few manufacturers can hold a candle to Royal Chain when it comes to offering a diverse selection of gold chains, and this year’s bounty of fashion-forward link styles is no exception. Between the supplier’s 1980s-inspired herringbone chains, its trendy new nautical links, and its ever-popular paper-clip styles, the gold chain trend is a sure thing.