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Live from JA New York: Gumuchian
Gumuchian displayed some of its best-selling collections and pieces at the JA Winter show, including designs with horse motifs that complement 2014 being the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac.
Newer additions to the brand’s Gallop collection were on display, available in 18-karat white, yellow and pink gold, with and without diamonds. The Gallop collection is popular for Gumuchian, especially in the southern part of the country where more people own horses, Gumuchian representatives said at the show.
Also showcased were the “Ring Cycle” rings, made in 18-karat white, yellow and pink gold, which can be worn either as a bracelet or ring. This design was released last June in Las Vegas and has proved to be a successful design for the brand.
The JA New York Winter show runs through Tuesday.
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