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Piece of the Week: David Yurman’s Pride Dog Tag
June is Pride month, and Yurman is celebrating with a special-edition jewel.

June is Pride month, when marches are held around the country to promote equality for the LGBT community, and plenty of brands and designers show their support through the manner most natural to them—jewelry.
David Yurman is celebrating the month with a special-edition jewel, to be worn by men or women.
The limited-edition bauble is a rainbow version of its classic sterling silver dog tag pendant, hand-set with pavé rubies, orange sapphires, yellow sapphires, purple sapphires, blue sapphires, and tsavorite to create a rainbow pattern.
It’s only available by special order at DavidYurman.com; price available upon request.
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