Amanda’s Style File: Gems from GEM Award Nominees
See pieces from Lauren Harwell Godfrey, Brent Neale Winston, and Beth Bugdaycay, who are up for this year’s Gem Award for Jewelry Design.

One of the night’s awards is the Gem Award for Jewelry Design, which celebrates three jewelry designers who have an extraordinary design aesthetic and create jewelry that shapes the future of design.
This Amanda’s Style File is dedicated to the three nominees for the 2022 award: Lauren Harwell Godfrey of Harwell Godfrey, Brent Neale Winston of Brent Neale, and Beth Bugdaycay of Foundrae.
Only one designer will take home the Gem Award for Jewelry Design, but all three are gems that deserve to be put in the spotlight.
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