JEWELRY SOURCING & STYLING 

A Jewelry Wardrobe,
Not a Jewelry Box. 

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 You buy luxury without hesitation. But jewelry?
You overthink it. I get it. 

 You want pieces that work like your closet. That stack and layer and style multiple ways. On-trend, unique, and unmistakably you. That’s what I do. 

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THE PROCESS

How we work together. 

1. Consultation 

Style, lifestyle, what you’re looking for. A conversation about how you actually wear jewelry. 

2. Source 

Curated to your taste. Quality pieces at preferred pricing, not retail markup.

3. Style 

Multiple ways to wear it. I show you how each piece layers with what you already own. 

4. Yours 

Pieces that work. The ones you’ll reach for without thinking. 

“I went in thinking I needed one piece. I walked out
with a wardrobe. Allison just gets it. ”

— Client, New York City

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COMMON QUESTIONS

A few things people ask.

  • There’s no fee for the consultation, and no minimum purchase. You pay for the pieces you keep, at preferred pricing. Cost ranges widely based on what you’re building.

  • No. The selection is curated to your taste, but you choose what stays. Most clients keep a few pieces from each round.

  • That’s part of what we figure out together. Most clients don’t show up with a clear picture. We start with what you already wear and what you’ve always wanted to.

  • Yes. Sometimes the right piece doesn’t exist yet. I can sketch and design custom alongside the sourcing work.

  • No. We can work entirely by phone, email, and video call. Pieces ship securely. You don’t have to come to me.

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Let’s Build Your Jewelry Wardrobe.

One piece, a few pieces, or a whole collection, Tell me where you want to start.