JCK Magazine

“When you buy jewelry for yourself, it’s to reflect who you are. And women are asking for more powerful things.”
—Melanie Grant, author of Coveted, to the New York Times

“Each piece represents something important to me, a good memory, or a gift from somebody, or it reminds me of my mother or my aunt, or picking the bangle up in a destination that’s memorable or hunting it down in a flea market. When I’m stacking bangles I’m stacking stories and memories. The bangles have a life of their own. They have soul.”
—Editor and stylist Kate Moodie, to the New York Times

“An eminent cultural historian once told me that jewelry was basically all about sex. ‘What?’ I spluttered. ‘Don’t be ridiculous; jewelry is about heritage and craftsmanship and the convergence of great design and the finest materials. It certainly isn’t about copulation.’ ‘OK, well you just mull it over,’ he said, and walked away smirking.”
—Jessica Diamond in the Times