Fashion Jewelry: Bracelets
Jones Apparel Group, U.S. based marketer of moderate women's suits, dresses, and sportswear under the Jones New York trademark, was incorporated in 1975 by Sidney Kimmel, an executive with two decades of apparel industry experience. His goal was to create clothes similar in style and quality to expensive designer fashions but at an affordable price. Jones New York also extended the label into other categories, including designer jewelry, swimwear, footwear, watches, and handbags through licensing.
Turquoise Swirl Beaded Stretch Bracelet
Swirled beads interspersed with worn gold beads makes for an elegant contrast effect.
$45
Caged Stretch Bracelet
This worn gold metal bracelet creates a structured, cage design. The addition of stretch makes this a comfortable accessory to wear throughout the day.
$50
Flat Circle Earth Stone Stretch Bracelet
This flat circle bracelet combines worn gold metal interlocking circles with ivory colored, earthy stones for a natural look.
$34
See more JONES NEW YORK JEWELRY at their website.
In 1996, Jones Apparel Group launched the licensed Lauren by Ralph Lauren line, which grew to $350 million in sales in 1998, when Jones added the Ralph by Ralph Lauren label. The Ralph Lauren lines have continued to play a significant role in the company's fortunes. In 2000, Jones acquired the Canadian licenses for several Polo brands and forged a deal to export its licensed Lauren and Ralph brands overseas, its initial foray into foreign markets. By the late 1990s, the company had retaken control of some of those licenses, bringing footwear and handbags in-house.
