With his start at age 24 he was already working for a luxury retailer on the prestigious Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. He happened to meet a brilliant young woman who happened to work for Forbes Publishing. His story continues has he had the boldness to leave his position and venture out on his own with a manufacturing arm in Antwerp. He designed stunning necklaces, rings and bracelets from his inventory of high-end jewels. In 1991 He launched Doron Isaak "Couture Gems" collection. Today he is known for more than the extravagant gems, but his stunning diamond jewelry. (Read More.....)
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Michael B, is a celebrity jewelry designer of glamorous jewelry styles in platinum and diamonds. Since the early 1990's Michael B has focussed on Platinum and is best known for his uniquely designed bridal jewelry, wedding bands, engagement rings and anniversary rings adorned in meticulous lace and pave diamond settings. He also differs from most pave rings, as his signature design "Micro Pave" designs. Micro Pave is a loose definition for the precise setting of very small diamonds approx(.003 )using a microscope to set these diamonds. 
David Yurman Inc. is a privately held high-end American designer jewelry company founded by David Yurman. It is headquartered in New York City. He is known for his cable jewelry. There are David Yurman boutiques worldwide, primarily in the United States. The David Yurman flagship store on Madison Avenue. Their first international store was opened in Hong Kong's International Finance Center, with the brand's Asia headquarters nearby. 
Elizabeth Gage has created some of the world’s most inspiring and distinctive jewels. Handmade in England to the highest specification her pieces are timeless and unique. With a bit more of an edge to her look, you will have people constantly grabbing your womans hand........and then of course looking at you~ We love this designer! 
Elizabeth Locke tirelessly travels the world in pursuit of the uncommon elements that make up her designs: coins from classical Greece and Rome or from forgotten empires; richly colored Venetian glass intaglios made from 17th-century molds; antique carnelian and sardonyx seals; luminous South Sea pearls; cabochon stones of vibrant hues; minutely intricate 19th-century micromosaics from Italy; and 18th-century gambling counters carved in mother-of-pearl. Each piece is individually designed by Elizabeth Locke and completely handmade in 19k gold. Why we love her jewlery is because she pulls together elements of historical styles that a person could only find in an antique. She brings together these looks and makes them available to the modern woman.