Sonia B. Jewelry Born From Years of Inspirational Travel

One of the newcomers to the American fashion scene is SoniaB. Jewelry. Although jewelry designer Sonia Bitton began her love affair with jewels at a very young age, she did not jump into the business until she had experienced the business from its various facets. The well-traveled Bitton spent time in Italy, Israel and France, which are generally considered the heavy hitters of jewelry design.

With this experience under her belt, she then focused on the business side of running a jewelry enterprise. Employment opportunities took her to Banks & Biddle, Neiman Marcus and Bailey. When Bitton finally decided to set up her own jewelry design business, she actively pursued inspiration through interaction with clients and customers.

Combining her expertise, experience and innate design abilities with the expressed desires of real people, she has succeeded in creating a multi-million dollar empire that has plenty of appeal to the high-end connoisseur as well as the jewelry aficionado on a bit of a budget.

While she offers all the standard jewelry pieces, Bitton allows buyers to narrow down their selections by stone.

Diamond. Her pairing of moonstones with diamonds is a famous testament to the French method of jewelry making. Many of her diamond pieces display old-world charm and even some artisanship that may be more Scottish or Irish than typically American. It is therein that the unique appeal of the diamond collection lies. Wearers of these pieces know that their items are unique and lovingly crafted.

Ruby. Some of her pieces show off the fire of a red ruby. Others display a softened pink version of the stone set with diamonds and other stones. Sonia B. Jewelry plays with the properties of the stone and has created pieces that celebrate the stone’s different looks.

Sapphire. Set with diamonds and green or yellow precious stones, the sapphires of the collection display the full range of the color spectrum. For the connoisseur who favors this stone, there are plenty of pieces with which to build an ensemble for formal and relaxed occasions. 

Kunzite. Bitton succeeds in bringing out the purple highlights of this stone. Ring settings that remind of Middle Eastern influences are perfect backdrops to displays including diamonds and sapphires.

Tsavorite. Subtle and darkest greens define the range of this precious stone in the collection. When combined with unique pieces like stackable rings, the arrangement offers a unique display of artistry that the jewelry buyer will be hard-pressed to find elsewhere.

Garnet. It is easy to enjoy the deepest reds that the garnet has to offer. Clusters adorn earrings while lighter versions combine with diamonds to create a colorful display that shines in the light.

Tourmaline. Offering a broad color range, Bitton has used this precious stone as a supporting player in numerous designs. Yet, even as a main player, it does not disappoint.

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