The Strength of Puerto Rico - Holiday Book 2020

THANK YOU Nurses & Doctors

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Employees

Journalists

THANK YOU Responsible Citizens

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Artists

Community Leaders

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Food Couriers

Supermarket Cashiers & Baggers

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Teachers

Parents

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Our 20th anniversary of the Holiday Book was truly a collaborative effort. A special thank you to María Cabrero, Mildred Marcano, and María Del Mar Ney-Martínez for organizing this project and keeping us focused and steady. Natalia Pi Skurman for her graphic designs that so beautifully embody the spirit.

And a tremendous amount of gratitude goes to

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Xavier García who would never let a pandemic get in the way of inspirational photography. We also wish to thank the Reinhold staff who have shown amazing grace and flexibility while we all learn to live in unique times.

And lastly, thank you to all of the organizations featured in this book who work tirelessly to support Puerto Rico. Behind each photograph are countless employees and volunteers who show up for others day in and day out. Their vision and hard work are the epitome of strength and resilience and to them we owe our greatest gratitude and admiration.

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Animal Shelters

Nature Conservationists

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2001 Little Things...

2002 Doors and

2003 La Placita

2004 Our Hidden

2005 Sharing of:

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del Mercado

Treasures

The Good Life

MARIE HELENE REINHOLD AND ROSANA GUERNICA PICTURED IN THE SAN JOSÉ CHURCH IN OLD SAN JUAN. THIS CHURCH HAS BEEN IN RESTORATION FOR ALMOST 18 YEARS AND MARIE HELENE REINHOLD HAS BEEN FUNDAMENTAL TO THE RESTORATION PROCESS THROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENTS AND SERVING ON THE BOARD. THIS PHOTO IN THIS SPECIAL CHURCH REPRESENTS THE OUTCOME OF STRENGTH AND PERSEVERANCE.

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2011 Photography

2012 ‘La Casa del Libro’

2013 Trash

2014 The Art of Puerto Rico

2015 Tattoos

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2006 Hands

2007 Water

2008 Graffiti

2009 Family Album

2010 Architecture

LE T TER Looking atLooking life from atdifferent life fromangles… different angles…

There is not a natural disaster, political

Seeing unexpected perspectives…

Seeing unexpected perspectives…

circumstance, or pandemic that can mute

Finding tranquility in the shadows Finding tranquility in the shadows

the volume of its passionate laughter and love.

and exuberances in the lights. and exuberances in the lights.”

As each year comes to a close, we look back at the

These words introduced our first Holiday Book 20

months gone by and take note at what has fulfilled

years ago and they are as important now as they

us most- the thrill of introducing new designers, the

were then. We are living in unprecedented times but

satisfaction of pleasing our clients, the pleasure of

we find comfort in what remains constant- the island

adding young, enthusiastic talent to our staff. This

of Puerto Rico whose myriad gifts keep us strong. As I

momentous year we find ourselves pausing to think

think back to the past twenty catalogs, twenty works

of resilience. Where do we feel most grateful? What

of love, I am astounded at the beauty, resilience,

have we learned about strengths and opportunities

and ingenuity illustrated within them. The trees,

for growth? In what ways can we do better than

the animals, the tattoos, designers who have become

before? These are the questions we ponder as

woven into our community; what are the threads that

the year comes to a close.

bind them? The answer is pure and simple- strength and resilience. The strength of Puerto Rico is its people. Our people who are resilient, proud, artistic and musical, embracing the joy of life. Families who

The one thing we know with certainty is that we will continue to pursue our quest for excellence and with the help of our designers and associates bring you the best in jewelry design and craftsmanship.

stay close whether they live next door or a continent away. The brilliance of our island is displayed in its

From our family to yours,

best and truest form in a community who time and time again come together for one another.

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2016 Cartoons of Puerto Rico

2017 ‘La Calle Loíza’

2018 The Trees of Puerto Rico

2019 The Cats and Dogs of Puerto Rico

2020 The Strength of Puerto Rico

TABLE OF CONTENTS 8-15 DAVID YURMAN Fundación por la Arquitectura

44-45 ALE X SEPKUS Convento y Casa de Salud Siervas de María

16-19 TIFFANY & CO. Coro de Niños de San Juan

46-47 POMELL ATO Convento y Casa de Salud Siervas de María

20-23 ROBERTO COIN MDA- Puerto Rico

48-49 MIKIMOTO Make - A- Wish Puerto Rico

24-27 JOHN HARDY Be a Bee

50-51 SILVIA FURMANOVICH Corporación Piñones se Integra

28-31 MONICA RICH KOSANN Andanza

52-53 WILFREDO ROSADO El Bastión

32-35 SYLVA & CIE Instituto Nueva Escuela

54-55 MAT TIA CIELO Voces PR

36-39 ROBINSON PELHAM CODERI

56-57 FOUNDRAE Fundación CAP

40-41 SE VAN Convento y Casa de Salud Siervas de María

58-59 CAROL KAUFFMANN Arrecifes Pro Ciudad

42-43 TEMPLE ST. CL AIR Hogares Teresa Toda

60-61 LUISA ROSAS Fundación Hospital Pediátrico

62-63 SELIM MOUZANNAR Fundación Puertorriqueña Síndrome Down

82-83 MARLO L AZ Integro Foundation

64-65 HARWELL GODFRE Y Fundación Alas a la Mujer

84-85 STORROW Integro Foundation

66-67 SPINELLI KILCOLLIN Protectores de Cuencas

86-87 PIANEGONDA El Bastión

68-69 SYDNE Y E VAN Save a Sato Foundation

88-89 LITO Arrecifes Pro Ciudad

70-71 SUZANNE KAL AN Direct Relief PR 72-73 ANITA KO Fundación Cortés 74-75 MELISSA KAYE Fundación Buena Vibra 76-77 JADE TRAU El Bastión 78-79 KISME T BY MILKA Rabito Kontento 80-81 DINH VAN The Strength in our Voices

90-91 iTÄ Arrecifes Pro Cuidad 92-93 SHINOL A Ambulances 94-95 TOM FORD Ser de Puerto Rico 96-97 LOTUS ARTS DE VIVRE Boys and Girls Club

FUNDACIÓN POR L A ARQUITECTURA www.fxapr.org Fundación por la Arquitectura de Puerto Rico is an independent 501(c)(3) cultural organization devoted to promoting public appreciation of architecture, landscape architecture, and design. Through its programs, events and tours, the FxA educates the public about these disciplines and how they impact our everyday lives.

The FxA is a place where design professionals, community leaders, and the public can engage in a conversation about the past, present and future of our built environment, and collaborate to further their common goals.

‘LA CASA GONZÁLEZ-CUYAR’ IN SANTURCE, WAS BUILT IN 1910 AND WAS ORIGINALLY DESIGNED BY ARCHITECT RAFAEL DEL VALLE ZENO

When I was thirteen, my father had a major heart attack and I had to bring in a certain amount of money to help pay our mortgage. I never went to camp like a lot of my friends.

I worked...”

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THE HEADQUARTERS OF ‘COLEGIO DE ARQUITECTOS Y ARQUITECTOS PAISAJISTAS DE PUERTO RICO’ HAS A CONTEMPORARY ANNEX

... I delivered two different newspapers after school. I also had a lawn-mowing service for two full summers growing up, and I employed three or four of my friends to take some of the jobs that I couldn’t...”

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THIS ANNEX TO THE HISTORIC ‘GONZÁLEZ-CUYAR’ HOUSE WAS DESIGNED BY ARCHITECTS BENJAMÍN VARGAS Y BRÍGIDA HOGAN IN 2006

... Besides delivering papers and mowing lawns, I simonized cars, babysat, sold Christmas cards and trees, was a camp counselor for disabled children. So, early on necessity made me an entrepreneur, and I discovered I had the energy, persistence and optimism to be my own boss...”

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THE ‘GONZÁLEZ-CUYAR’ HOUSE WAS HISTORICALLY PRESERVED IN 1994 BY ARCHITECT BEATRIZ DEL CUETO, FAIA WHEN IT BECAME HEADQUARTERS FOR THE ‘FUNDACIÓN POR LA ARQUITECTURA DE PUERTO RICO’ AND ‘COLEGIO DE ARQUITECTOS Y ARQUITECTOS PAISAJISTAS DE PUERTO RICO’

... I realized that work was good and rewarding, and not to be experienced as a burden especially when there was a purpose served, and a reward involved. In many ways, work for me is freedom.” —David Yurman

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CORO DE NIÑOS DE SAN JUAN @CorodeNinosdeSanJuan Coro de Niños de San Juan (San Juan Children’s Choir) is an internationally acclaimed choral ensemble and the most transcendent performing and musical arts training center for children and young adults in our island. It plays a significant role in training musicians and also carries an important outreach work performing around the world.

STUDENTS CAN’T WAIT TO COME BACK TO THIS EMPTY CLASSROOM AT ‘EL CORO DE NIÑOS DE SAN JUAN’

In uncertain times, resilience, optimism, and love are more important than ever. Every day you must be resilient to move forward adapting to changes and new realities. Optimistic to seek progress and new opportunities despite challenges or fear...”

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INSTRUMENTS ARE SILENT IN THE CLASSROOMS AT ‘CORO DE NIÑOS DE SAN JUAN’

NOTES AWAITING TO BE READ AND PLAYED.

...And above all, love must be at the heart of every action you take. I truly believe that crises can bring out the best in us, and Tiffany has firmly validated this belief striving to be better every day for each other, for our customers and for our communities.”

—Jonathan Bruckner, Vice President-Latin America

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MDA-PUERTO RICO www.prmda.org Families are at the heart of MDA’s mission. We wake up every morning to create more hope and answers for families living with muscular dystrophy and related diseases that take away physical strength and mobility.

We do this by finding research breakthroughs across diseases, caring for kids and adults from day one.

GYM EQUIPMENT USED AT THE ‘INSTITUTO DE REHABILITACIÓN DEL CARIBE’

I still remember my first time in Puerto Rico. You feel automatically in another world, a world in which life is love and love is life. Nature has been generous with Puerto Rico, from its sea to its flowers, from the food to the climate...”

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AT THE GYM, THESE LINES ARE USED FOR CIRCUIT TRAINING AND THERAPY

... I am sure that people of Puerto Rico have the patience, the courage and the imagination to overcome this unpredictable moment that we are all facing worldwide. And I am looking forward to seeing you all again, soon.” —Roberto Coin

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BE A BEE @beabeepr Saint John’s School’s, Be a Bee, is a community organization and student-led initiative that focuses on spreading awareness about the importance of bees and the environment through observational beehives, island wide educational programs, and bee-related products for the school’s scholarship fund.

BEE HIVES ALONG THE BEE FARM IN ‘LA HACIENDA ESPERANZA’ IN MANATÍ, PUERTO RICO

My strength is rooted in and magnified by leaning on and listening to people closest to me.

Being able to learn from others on how to overcome and persevere during difficult times allows me to reflect and act in manners of strength.” —Kareem Gahed

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THE QUEEN HONEY BEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR LAYING ALL OF THE EGGS NEEDED TO PRODUCE NEW BEES AND DEVELOP THE COLONY

You are stronger together than alone.” —Kareem Gahed

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ANDANZA PR www.andanzapr.com Founded in 1998 by Lolita Villanúa, Artistic and Executive Director, and María Teresa Robles, Director of Educational Programs, Andanza is a contemporary dance company with its own dance school. Through artistic creation, education and social work, Andanza contributes to the development of dance and to the democratization of art in Puerto Rico.

THE MASKS REPRESENT A POLITICAL STATEMENT AND ARE INCORPORATED IN THE DIVERSE PRESENTATIONS

I started playing the violin when I was a child… I spent every Saturday at a music school, through my high school years. Part of their training was that we had to play in front of an audience almost weekly. I was a wreck. I was a very shy child ( I know, go figure) and would be stressed all week… I would have a stomach ache every Friday night…”

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AN INTRICATE HANDCRAFTED BALLET COSTUME

… Finally one day I decided that I can’t be this afraid and that the audience was on my side… I realized that if I made mistakes, no one really cared! I Knew that as long as I tried and had the courage to stand in front of all those people that was enough. When I look back at it I laugh because I am such an open person now and not really afraid of much (except spiders) but I think this experience made me tougher and stronger!”

—Monica Rich Kosann

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INSTITUTO NUE VA ESCUEL A www.inepr.com

Instiuto Nueva Escuela (INE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming Puerto Rico’s public education system through the Montessori philosophy and methodology.

ALTERNATIVE EDUCATIONAL PRACTICES USE BEADS TO ASSIST IN MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS

In my formative teen years, my family moved from Paris to Los Angeles. I was not only leaving my friends, but a complete cultural esthetic for something unknown. I didn’t speak the language, my social circle was gone and I felt shy and alone. What came of this miracle, was that I learned to assert myself, have confidence, be independent and see the world through new eyes...

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LEARNING STATIONS EXPLORING SCIENCE AND CULTURE

...In retrospect, blending a European esthetic with the freedom of Los Angeles has been an invaluable contribution to my work.” —Sylva & Cie

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CODERI www.coderipr.com Colegio de Educación Especial y Rehabilitación Integral (CODERI) provides special education and rehabilitation services to children, youngsters and adults with intellectual disabilities and autism. It offers special education services; speech, occupational and psychological therapies; vocational training; independent living skills and job placement.

SPORTS AND EXERCISE ARE FUNDAMENTAL AND ARE OFTEN THERAPEUTIC FOR THE NEURODIVERSE COMMUNITIES

All of us here in our close knit company have the ability to extract joy or humour from any situation. It might be a British thing, but following the path of humour out of darkness has always been our way, we try and embody joy and positivity in everything we make, saturated in colour, brilliance and possibility...”

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BIKES AND HULA HOOPS PROVIDE ENERGY OUTLETS FOR STUDENTS AT ‘CODERI’

... It is what we naturally do and what we hope we pass on to our customers.”

—Robinson Pelham

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CONVENTO Y CASA DE SALUD SIERVAS DE MARÍA www.siervasdemariaantillas.org On January 5, 1887, the Servants of Mary disembarked at the San Juan dock, coming from Spain, sent by Mother Soledad Torres. It was the last foundation of Mother Soledad overseas, because in that same year she died on October 11. This foundation was carried out at the request of the Hon. Bishop, Monsignor Antonio Puig. The Servants take over the Women’s Hospital that existed then. Today it operates as a Health Home for women in recovery.

THE MAJESTIC VIEW FROM THE CONVENT

Definitely being a dreamer, which is ironically not deemed as strength in many societies including mine… I dream therefore I exist.” —Sevan Bıçakçı

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HOGARES TERESA TODA www.hogaresteresatoda.org Hogares Teresa Toda, founded in Puerto Rico, by Hermanas Carmelitas Teresas de San José on March 19, 1993, a non-profit entity whose mission is to welcome girls and young people from 6 to 18 years old who are in need or helpless because of the impossibility of being cared for by the family itself, or because they suffer from it, abandonment, orphanhood or abuse.

Offering them a comprehensive education in the family environment.

AN ILLUMINATING CROSS IS A BEACON OF HOPE AT THE ALTAR OF HOGAR TERESA TODA’S CHAPEL

In these challenging times, I’m finding strength in Dante’s final quote after he emerges from the Paradiso into blinding light: ‘L’amor che move il sole e l’altre stelle.’ Love moves the sun and all the other stars - Love conquers all.” —Temple St. Clair

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CONVENTO Y CASA DE SALUD SIERVAS DE MARÍA www.siervasdemariaantillas.org On January 5, 1887, the Servants of Mary disembarked at the San Juan dock, coming from Spain, sent by Mother Soledad Torres. It was the last foundation of Mother Soledad overseas, because in that same year she died on October 11. This foundation was carried out at the request of the Hon. Bishop, Monsignor Antonio Puig. The Servants take over the Women’s Hospital that existed then. Today it operates as a Health Home for women in recovery.

ONE OF THE OLDEST CONVENTS IN PUERTO RICO, ‘SIERVAS DE MARÍA’ HAVE SERVED THE COMMUNITY SINCE THE LATE 1800S

In 1991, I got sick of making models and pieces for others, so I started designing again. One can say that I owe my career to my deep revulsion for mainstream jewelry.”

—Alex Sepkus

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CONVENTO Y CASA DE SALUD SIERVAS DE MARÍA www.siervasdemariaantillas.org On January 5, 1887, the Servants of Mary disembarked at the San Juan dock, coming from Spain, sent by Mother Soledad Torres. It was the last foundation of Mother Soledad overseas, because in that same year she died on October 11. This foundation was carried out at the request of the Hon. Bishop, Monsignor Antonio Puig. The Servants take over the Women’s Hospital that existed then. Today it operates as a Health Home for women in recovery.

A SCULPTURE IN THE INTERIOR GARDEN OF THE CONVENT

Jewelry will forever be about the search for beauty, not in a superficial sense, but rather of well-being. A Pomellato woman expresses her beauty by being in harmony with herself.”

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MAKE-A-WISH PUERTO RICO www.puertorico.wish.org Make-A-Wish grants life-changing wishes to children with critical illnesses. Wishes are more than just a nice thing, a wish experience can be a game-changer for a child. Our mission: Together, we create life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses.

VICTOR ANTONIO HAD A WISH TO BE A BASEBALL PLAYER FOR A DAY, THE MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION ORGANIZED A GAME WITH A SPECIALIZED BASEBALL ACADEMY WHERE VICTOR ANTONIO WAS THE STAR! IN ADDITION, VICTORCITO’S FAVORITE PLAYER, CARLOS CORREA, FACETIMED HIM IN CELEBRATION MAKING THAT DAY THAT MUCH MORE SPECIAL

Even the smallest kindness shall not be forgotten.” —Japanese Proverb

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CORPORACIÓN PIÑONES SE INTEGRA www.copipr.com

The Corporación Piñones Se Integra (COPI) is a communitybased non-profit organization 501(c)(3), incorporated on June 1999, founded by Maricruz Rivera Clemente, Social Worker and Sociologist. COPI is committed to finding alternatives to the existing social problems that deteriorate Piñones in order to improve the quality of life of residents, families, and visitors.

A CELEBRATION OF HISTORY AND TRADITIONAL CULTURE, BOMBA IS A DANCE AND MUSICAL STYLE WITH AFRO-PUERTO RICAN ROOTS INVOLVING AN INTERACTIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCUSSIONISTS AND DANCERS

Someone once told me that we always need to try and leave something in a better state than when it was originally found. This applies to our relationships, our businesses, our homes. This attitude inspires me each day to keep moving forward.” —Silvia Furmanovich

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EL BASTIÓN www.elbastion.org El Bastión is a self-managed multidisciplinary cultural center, dedicated to the development of arts and knowledge in different disciplines. It is a project of the ACirc Association, a non-profit organization made up of artists with the purpose of managing meeting spaces and development of the arts in general, as well as promoting international cultural exchange. The El Bastión building is located on the premises of the now Casa Blanca Museum and is attached to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.

AN ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED HANGING LIGHT FIXTURE

I strongly believe in the virtue of forgiveness. It’s how I try to live my life. To forgive circumstances I have no control over. Forgive myself for being imperfect and to forgive others for their hurts and mistakes. This gives me the strength to move my life forward in a loving way.” —Wilfredo Rosado

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VOCES PR www.vocespr.org ‘Coalición de Inmunización y Promoción de la Salud de Puerto Rico, Inc.’ is a multisectoral community-based group committed to advocate for immunization of the entire population in Puerto Rico in an equitable way, preventing disease through education, advocacy, analysis, and public policy development. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to achieve and maintain full immunization protection to promote health and prevent serious

A DETAIL OF THE STERILE IMMUNIZATION STATION INSIDE THE VAN

illness with diverse evidence-based strategies.

THIS IMMUNIZATION VAN TRAVELS AROUND THE ISLAND OF PUERTO RICO TO PROVIDE FREE IMMUNIZATION AGAINST THE INFLUENZA VIRUS

When time came for me to assume the role of CEO of our family business, I learned that the position came with both positive and challenging tasks. And I learned that there were many guiding voices, both old and new, for me to consider. Upon this, I relied on my stoic teachings: Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.” —Mattia Cielo

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FUNDACIÓN CAP www.fundacioncap.org Fundación CAP’s mission is to ensure that ALL children in Puerto Rico, regardless of their economic resources, have access to the best cancer treatment without having to leave the island. 100% of funds remain in Puerto Rico and are used to provide medical equipment for treatment and support services for patients and families.

A MOVIE THEATRE AND A DECORATED HOSPITAL ROOM MAKES THE TREATMENT PROCESS LESS SCARY AND MORE TOLERABLE

Gratitude. It felt positive that our work still resonated with people which inspired us to figure out a new system of operating to allow us to continue to design and make new pieces.” —Foundrae

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ARRECIFES PRO CIUDAD arrecifeislaverde@gmail.com Arrecifes Pro Ciudad Inc. founded in 2009 as a Non-Profit Corporation for the main purpose of a co-management agreement with the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources DNER to protect and restore all of the components of the Isla Verde Reef Marine Reserve, the first urban marine reserve in the Caribbean.

THE PROTECTION OF THE CORAL REEFS IS INSTRUMENTAL IN MAINTAINING A HEALTHY ECO SYSTEM

Wherever you are, be there totally with your heart and soul, then nothing and no one can hold you back.” — Carol Kauffmann

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FUNDACIÓN HOSPITAL PEDIÁTRICO www.fundacionhospitalpediatrico.org Fundación Hospital Pediátrico is a private nonprofit organization created to support the University Pediatric Hospital, the most important medical institution for children and adolescents in Puerto Rico.

We raise funds to enhance the patient’s and caregiver’s quality of life while they are hospitalized or receiving long term health treatments.

A PLAYROOM FOR PATIENTS CREATES A SAFE AND FUN ESCAPE WITHIN THE HOSPITAL

When the call came for me to return to the family business, I had to step away from a career fully dedicated to architecture. But my passion for architecture remained, day after day. Then I realized I could take the best of two seemingly incompatible worlds and I combined my architectural training with the appeal of the family business. And this has become the very core of my designing approach. Though challenging at first, this new path has proved to be more a virtue than a compromise. I feel so in tune with what I do today and am delighted to be working closely with those who mean so much to me. “ —Luisa Rosas

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FUNDACIÓN PUERTORRIQUEÑA SÍNDROME DOWN @FPSindromeDown The Puerto Rico Down Syndrome Foundation offers services to the special needs population from birth to adulthood.

Speech, Occupational, Physical and Oral Motor Therapies are provided. Also a pre-school and day care center.

Our adults receive Independent Living workshops within the arts, dance and cooking. Also, sustained employment

ART PROJECTS SERVE AS A THERAPY FOR MANY OF THE STUDENTS

is available for adult populations.

A SPECIALIZED SENSORY ROOM PROVIDES A SOOTHING ENVIRONMENT

“Resilience grows stronger with tolerance.” —Selim Mouzannar

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FUNDACIÓN AL AS A L A MUJER www.fundacionalasalamujer.org The ALAS A LA MUJER Foundation, INC., is a non-profit organization, founded in 2006, whose mission is to foster, support and strengthen the capacities of girls and women so that they can achieve their full development in a culture of non-violence and respect for differences based on gender, through education, specialized services and philanthropy.

In achieving this mission, the Alas Foundation provides psychosocial, educational, legal and economic support to girls and women survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, stalking and human trafficking in Puerto Rico.

A DIVERSE GROUP OF WOMEN UNITE IN THIS COLORFUL MURAL THAT GREETS YOU AT ‘FUNDACIÓN ALAS A LA MUJER’

Optimism at its core is what makes me resilient.” —Lauren Godfrey

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PROTECTORES DE CUENCAS www.protectoresdecuencas.org Protectores de Cuencas Inc. is a scientific and community based nonprofit organization. It was founded in 2012 with the mission of helping to restore and protect watersheds and associated ecosystems throughout Puerto Rico, including the municipal islands of Vieques and Culebra.

AERIAL VIEW OF THE PROTECTED AREA

During challenging times in my life, it’s easy to get wound up and anxious about what could happen in the future. There are certainly things that we have no control of in the world, and then there are things which we can control. When trying to sort out where I can make a difference, I start by thinking of all of the things I have in my life for which I’m thankful - my health, my family, my home, my pets, my company - and realize that I’m very fortunate. That gives me the strength to plan ahead step by step.” —Spinelli Kilcollin

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SAVE A SATO FOUNDATION www.saveasato.org Save A Sato is is a 501 c (3) non-profit organization dedicated to easing the suffering of Puerto Rico’s homeless and abused animals. For over 25 years Gloria Marti has been rescuing, rehabilitating and finding homes to thousands of dogs and cats. Our shelter is also known as the ‘Shelter of Miracles’.

A CUTE PUPPY LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME

Family, love, and humor. The same things that ground me also inspire my collection. There is nothing I can’t get through without the love and support of family and friends. Laughter always reminds me that the darkest moments are fleeting…Laughter is free and love is forever.” —Sydney Evan

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DIRECT RELIEF PR www.directrelief.org Direct Relief is a humanitarian aid organization, active in all 50 states and more than 80 countries, with a mission to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies – without regard to politics, religion, or ability to pay.

EQUIPPED WITH SOLAR PANELS, DIRECT RELIEF PROVIDES AN EFFICIENT AND ECO-FRIENDLY WAY TO BOLSTER HEALTH FACILITIES

Kindness, compassion, and solidarity are part of the core values of the Suzanne Kalan team; they’re especially important when it comes to all of our relationships. We truly feel that moments of understanding go so far in times like these. These values help us persevere in difficult times and continue to thrive.” —Suzanne Kalan

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FUNDACIÓN CORTÉS @casacortespr Established in 2012, Fundación Cortés is a private, nonprofit organization with the mission to educate and inspire with our passion for the arts of the Caribbean.

It exhibits contemporary Caribbean artworks drawn from the Cortés Family’s private art collection and has impacted more than 13,000 children, youth and adults through the Educa Cortés Program.

THE ‘FUNDACIÓN CORTÉS’ PROVIDES AN EDUCAKIT FOR STUDENTS OF LOW-INCOME BACKGROUNDS AS PART OF A VIRTUAL LEARNING WORKSHOP WITH THE EDUCA CORTÉS PROGRAM

Throughout my career I’ve had moments that were incredible stressful… I’ve faced insecurity and rejection that made me question if I was on the right path… however I believed with all my heart my love, passion, and hard work for jewelry design would bring me to the other side. I’m grateful I didn’t give up because that’s half the battle.”

—Anita Ko

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FUNDACIÓN BUENA VIBRA www.fundacionbuenavibra.org Fundación Buena Vibra was founded in 2010 to help bridge the gap between donors and non-profit organizations in Puerto Rico, from a socio-cultural perspective. It fosters and integrates the local arts and culture in all of its support initiatives, with the goal of creating

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impactful efforts that contribute to the revitalization of our communities.

COLORFUL MURAL CALLED ‘TEJIDO DE INGENIO’ BY DAVID ZAYAS, ARTISTA PLÁSTICO Y MURALISTA @ZAYASART

Resilience is the hallmark of a true New Yorker and I am a reflection of this great city in which I was born and raised. The city requires grit, empathy and persistence. Through my collection, I endeavor to reflect this energy as a reminder of the strength inside each of us.” — ­ Melissa Kaye

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EL BASTIÓN www.elbastion.org El Bastión is a self-managed multidisciplinary cultural center, dedicated to the development of arts and knowledge in different disciplines. It is a project of the ACirc Association, a non-profit organization made up of artists with the purpose of managing meeting spaces and development of the arts in general, as well as promoting international cultural exchange. The El Bastión building is located on the premises of the now Casa Blanca Museum and is attached to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.

A BRIGHT PURPLE EGGPLANT GROWS IN THIS AMAZING COMMUNITY GARDEN IN OLD SAN JUAN

I think one chasmic shift that changed for me as I have learned to overcome hardship is to face everything with a positive outlook. Positivity breeds positivity and never is that more important than when you’re facing something painful. Optimism is the mightiest weapon in my arsenal.”

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RABITO KONTENTO www.rabitokontento.org info@rabitokontento.org Rabito Kontento, Corp. is a non-profit organization, registered in the State Department of Puerto Rico since 2012, we rescue abandoned animals in Puerto Rico, saving more than 1000 animals, since then. You can help us transform and save lives.

‘RABITO KONTENTO’ MEANS HAPPY TAIL, THIS CUTIE IS WAITING TO FIND A NEW HOME AND FAMILY

I’m a person who believes in the future. Having hope and never giving up has motivated me throughout the years. As mothers our influence over our kids is powerful. I always keep in mind that my kids will follow the example I set. I’ve never been a person who ran away from hardships.

I believe that facing and tackling them, instead of being overwhelmed by them makes you a resilient person in general.” —Milka Karaagacli (Founder & Creative Director Kismet by Milka)

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THE STRENGTH IN OUR VOICES One of the greatest strengths and privileges we have, is our freedom of expression and our right to vote.

2020 VOTING BALLOTS WAIT FOR ITS CITIZENS TO EXERCISE THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE IN PUERTO RICO

Strength can always be found in the places and people that matter to you. Dinh van, has always been considered “ the Free Spirit of Jewelry” and values these strong moments in which we unite, share and make anything possible.” —Dinh van

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INTEGRO FOUNDATION www.integrofoundation.org “Revive, survive, and thrive” are the pillars that guide Integro Foundation as it connects local causes and organizations to philanthropic and strategic resources. The Foundation builds innovative alliances that serve as catalysts for social, environmental, and economic change, with the goal of building a resilient Puerto Rico.

PUERTO RICO’S BREATHTAKING OCEANS SERVE AS THE PERFECT BACKDROP FOR THE INTEGRO FOUNDATION’S SAILING EXPERIENCE

My family’s motto is Never Ever Give Up and it’s one that I’ve adopted as well. Everyday we are faced with new challenges and I choose Porte Bonheur, to call good luck and good vibes into existence and I choose positivity, to look at situations with the glass half full, always.”

—Jesse Marlo Laz

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INTEGRO FOUNDATION www.integrofoundation.org “Revive, survive, and thrive” are the pillars that guide Integro Foundation as it connects local causes and organizations to philanthropic and strategic resources. The Foundation builds innovative alliances that serve as catalysts for social, environmental, and economic change, with the goal of building a resilient Puerto Rico.

SAILING WITH A PURPOSE IN PUERTO RICO’S NORTH SHORE.

Without darkness, it is impossible to appreciate the light. Without sadness, it is difficult to fully appreciate joy. The negative helps you appreciate the positive. Shifting focus makes us all more resilient and grateful for the good moments. It’s also helpful to remember that there is no magic formula to coping and we are all on our own path.

Learning to let go of control and adapt is hard, but the shift in mindset helps with the bounce back.” —Jennifer Koche

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EL BASTIÓN www.elbastion.org El Bastión is a self-managed multidisciplinary cultural center, dedicated to the development of arts and knowledge in different disciplines. It is a project of the ACirc Association, a non-profit organization made up of artists with the purpose of managing meeting spaces and development of the arts in general, as well as promoting international cultural exchange. The El Bastión building is located on the premises of the now Casa Blanca Museum and is attached to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.

A GREEN PIGEON PEA PLANT, PART OF THE ABUNDANT GARDEN ON THE GROUNDS OF THE BASTIÓN

A heart is tender, but it can also be sharp joy and happiness depends on how you use your heart. Make the best choice. Make yourself happy.” —Franco Pianegonda

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ARRECIFES PRO CIUDAD arrecifeislaverde@gmail.com Arrecifes Pro Ciudad Inc. founded in 2009 as a Non-Profit Corporation for the main purpose of a co-management agreement with the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources DNER to protect and restore all of the components of the Isla Verde Reef Marine Reserve, the first urban marine reserve in the Caribbean.

THE NATURAL BLUES AND GREENS OF THE OCEAN ARE PRESERVED THROUGH ‘ARRECIFES PRO CIUDAD’ FOUNDATION

I’m very affected by my surrounding situations from which I need to pull myself out of in order to be productive. I’ve developed a mechanism, where I turn into my inner world for sanction and balance. I surround myself by beauty, immerse myself in the creative process figuring out ways to better things, on an individual basis, hoping my outlook sheds light on others. It’s great when you’re able to shed negativity and immerse others in your own zen and vice versa; we’re vessels that transfer energies and there’s nothing more uplifting than interacting with people whose energies are directed towards positivity. —Lito

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PROTECTORES DE CUENCAS www.protectoresdecuencas.org Protectores de Cuencas Inc. is a scientific and community based nonprofit organization. It was founded in 2012 with the mission of helping to restore and protect watersheds and associated ecosystems throughout Puerto Rico, including the municipal islands of Vieques and Culebra.

THERE IS SO MUCH RESILIENCE IN NATURE

When I think of resilience, I think of our little coquí—a gentle reminder that a new day awaits. As a Puerto Rican woman, resilience is in my DNA. I’ve learned to see uncertainty as an opportunity for positive reinvention. A deeper connection to my roots and culture affords me the confidence to forge my unique path.” —Inés Capó, co-founder İTÄ

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AMBUL ANCES An ambulance represents the importance and presence of the first responders who are among the first to arrive and provide assistance at the scene of an emergency, these essential workers provide hope and calm during the darkest of times and through their strength we are able to find peace.

AMBULANCE IN CAYEY, PUERTO RICO

Through challenges I’ve had in my life, a broad sense of perspective has allowed me to see past my own problems and made me resilient knowing that whatever situation I find myself in, others have overcome much, much worse.” —Greg Verras, Design Director - Watches, Shinola

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SER DE PUERTO RICO www.ser.pr SER de PR is a non-profit organization focused on the education and rehabilitation of children and adults with physical disabilities. With centers in San Juan, Ponce and Ceiba, interdisciplinary services are offered with the aim of creating solutions that change lives.

A 95% of revenues are directed to direct service.

A SPECIALIZED MACHINE SERVES AS PART OF THE REHABILITATION PROCESS

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BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB www.bgcpr.org Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico - Our mission is to enable children, youth and families living in poverty, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.

We provide them experiences and tools that close the education and opportunity gaps they face on a daily basis and keep them on track with a plan and mindset for a better future.

ROOMS FILLED WITH LIGHT AND DELIGHT INSPIRE LEARNING AND GROWTH

As a core mission of the collection that my parents founded, Lotus Arts de Vivre, it has been intrinsically ingrained into me that our success is surrounded by the artisans and their families with which we collaborate. Their skills and artistic abilities are treasured, cherished and supported by myself and my family. Therefore, it gives us immense pleasure to share the Lotus Arts de Vivre Collection with our followers and collectors.

These creations have been built with passion, ingenuity and most of all… soul.”

— Nicki von Bueren

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PRICE LIST ALE X SEPKUS 18KYG SAPPHIRE .07CTS AND DIAMOND .09CT “THE BIG SLEEP” NECKLACE

DAVID YURMAN 18KYG TURQUOISE AND DIAMONDS 3.07CTS “HELENA” TASSEL NECKLACE $29,000 18KYG BLUE TOPAZ AND DIAMONDS “NOVELLA STATEMENT” RING $6,500

$13,820 18KRG/STERLING SILVER CHAMPAGNE CITRINE 18KYG DIAMOND .02CTS “THE BIG SLEEP” EARRINGS $3,360

ANITA KO 18KYG DIAMONDS 0.26CTS

AND PAVE DIAMONDS 0.24CTS “NOVELLA STATEMENT” RING $1,750 18KYG PAVE DIAMONDS BRACELET $3,900

AND BAGUETTE DIAMONDS 0.59CTS

18KYG DIAMONDS 0.13CTS BRACELET

“LEAF” SMALL STUD EARRINGS

$2,800

$4200 18KYG ROUND DIAMONDS 0.45CTS AND BAGUETTE DIAMONDS 1.08CTS “TRI-LEAF” RING $6,525 18KYG PEAR SHAPED DIAMONDS 5.28CTS CHOKER $24,100

CAROL KAUFFMAN 18KYG “PETAL” EARRINGS $3,950 18KYG “MINT” EARRINGS $4,090 18KYG “TRIPLE PETAL” EARRINGS $4,200

18KYG PAVE DIAMONDS 1CTS BRACELET $5,700 18KYG PAVE DIAMONDS 0.42 AND PEARLS “HELENA” BRACELET $4,800 18KYG PAVE DIAMONDS 0.48CTS “HELENA” BRACELET $4,500 18KYG PAVE DIAMONDS 1.64CTS “PAVE FLEX” BRACELET 18KYG $5,700 DIAMONDS 2.03CTS “DY ORIGAMI” RING $9,700 18KYG DIAMONDS 1.20CTS “CHATELAINE” RING $5,900 18KYG DIAMONDS 0.26CTS $3,900 18KYG “DY CLASSIC” RING $875 TITANIUM “FACETED” RING $325 PLATINUM “STREAMLINE” RING $3,500 18KYG/FORGED CARBON RING $1,500 TITANIUM BLACK DIAMONDS 2.45CTS RING $2,950 18KYG “FACETED” RING S2,000 18KRG COGNAC DIAMONDS 1.41CTS “STREAMLINE” $5,800

INTERIOR OF AN AMBULANCE

18KWG “THE CABLE COLLECTION” RING $1,950

ITA JE WELRY 14KYG CHAMPAGNE DIAMONDS 0.20CTS ‘KIKI COQUI’ NECKLACE $1,250 14KYG EMERALD 0.03CTS ‘KEKO COQUI’ NECKLACE $900 14KYG GREEN TSAVORITES 0.25CTS ‘KIKI COQUI’ NECKLACE $995 14KYG COGNAC DIAMONDS 0.20CTS AND BLUE SAPPHIRE 0.030CTS ‘BUENOS DIAS’ SUN NECKLACE $1,300

JADE TRAU MODERN FACADE OF THE HEADQUARTERS OF ‘FUNDACIÓN POR LA ARQUITECTURA DE PUERTO RICO’

18KYG DIAMONDS 2CTS ”VANGUARD RIVIERA” NECKLACE $10,400

DINH VAN 18KYG “MENOTTES” BRACELET $4,350 18KYG “MENOTTES” NECKLACE

18KYG DIAMONDS 1.26CTS “VANGUARD” BRACELET $7,200 18KWG DIAMONDS 1.11CTS “SOPHISTICATE” BRACELET $7,200

$8,690

HARWELL GODFRE Y

JOHN HARDY STERLING SILVER

18KYG EMERALDS, DIAMONDS, ONYX AND PEARLS

“LEGENDS NAGA” HOOP EARRINGS

“CLEOPATRA VAULT” EARRINGS

$495

$11,850

FOUNDRAE 18KYG LENGTH 18” CHAIN $17,365 18KYG LAPIS LAZULI “AIR BADGE MEDALLION” CHARM $2,650 18KYG GARNET “FIRE BADGE MEDALLION” CHARM $2,995 18KYG DIAMOND .005CT “PASSION MEDALLION” CHARM $4,400

FRANCO PIANEGONDA STERLING SILVER “OPEN HEART” EARRINGS $320 STERLING SILVER “MY WILDE HEART” BRACELET $320

STERLING SILVER “LEGENDS NAGA” CUFF $3,250 STERLING SILVER “KERIS DAGGER” NECKLACE $965-$995 STERLING SILVER “KERIS DAGGER” RING $695

KISME T BY MILKA 14KRG WHITE DIAMONDS 0.78CTS AND PEAR SHAPED DIAMOND 0.13CTS “INNERLAND” RING $4,590 14KRG WHITE DIAMONDS 0.78CTS AND PEAR SHAPED DIAMOND 0.13CTS “INNERLAND” NECKLACE $5,530

PRICE LIST LITO 14KYG RUBIES 0.026CTS, TSAVORITES 0.053CTS, GREEN DIAMONDS 0.048CTS, BLUE DIAMONDS

RECORDERS OVER MUSIC SHEETS

0.028CTS AND BLACK DIAMONDS 0.024CTS “GRAND PSYCHEDELIC” NECKLACE $2,040 14KYG PINK DIAMONDS 0.02CTS, GREY DIAMONDS 0.008CTS, BROWN BRILLIANT-CUT DIAMONDS 0.01CTS AND RUBIES 0.023CTS “PETIT VERT” NECKLACE $1,260 14KYG WHITE DIAMONDS 0.056CTS, GREEN DIAMONDS 0.016CTS, BLACK DIAMONDS 0.024CTS, LEMON BRILLIANT-CUT DIAMONDS 0.009CTS AND

MARLO L AZ 14KYG CITRINE “MINI PORTE BONHEUR COIN” NECKLACE $2,410 14KYG PINK TOURMALINE AND DIAMONDS “LARGE PORTE BONHEUR COIN” NECKLACE $3,980

TSAVORITES 0.018 CTS “PETIT VERT” NECKLACE

14KYG ALEXANDRITE

$1,550

“MINI PORTE BONHEUR COIN” NECKLACE

14KYG WHITE BRILLIANT CUT DIAMONDS 0.07CTS

$1,900

“RUSSE GRAND VERT” RING

14KYG AQUAMARINE

$3,500

“MINI PORTE BONHEUR COIN” NECKLACE $2,510

LOTUS ARTS STERLING SILVER “FLOATING CROCODILE”

MAT TIA CIELO

$14,270

18KYG/TITANIUM DIAMONDS 1.36CTS EARRINGS

LUISA ROSAS 18KYG DIAMONDS “MEMORIES” NECKLACE $995 18KYG DIAMONDS “ANGEL” NECKLACE $995

$8,700

MELISSA KAYE 18KYG DIAMONDS 0.92CTS “CRISTINA” HOOP EARRINGS $4,950

18KYG DIAMONDS “HEART” NECKLACE $995 18KYG “PEGASUS” NECKLACE

MIKIMOTO

$995

18KWG AKOYA PEARL 7.5X7MM QUALITY A

18KYG DIAMONDS “MEMORIES” BRACELET $750

AND DIAMONDS “RIBBON COLLECTION” NECKLACE/BRACELET $9,700

18KYG DIAMONDS “CROWN” BRACELET $750 18KYG DIAMONDS “MOON” BRACELET $650

MONICA RICH KOSANN

ROBERTO COIN

STERLING SILVER/18KRG PLATED

18KYG DIAMONDS 0.18CTS

“CUSHION LOCKET” NECKLACE

“PRINCESS” NECKLACE

$490

$2,950

STERLING SILVER/18KYG PLATED BLUE SAPPHIRE

18KYG DIAMOND 0.40CTS

“CUSHION LOCKET” NECKLACE

“PRINCESS” EARRINGS

$590

$3,800

STERLING SILVER/18KYG PLATED

18KWG DIAMOND 0.15CTS

“OVAL LOCKET” NECKLACE

“LOVE IN VERONA” BANGLE

$615

$5,450

STERLING SILVER/18KYG PLATED

18KRG DIAMONDS 0.15CTS

“ROUND LOCKET” NECKLACE

“LOVE IN VERONA” BANGLE

$535

$5,450

STERLING SILVER/18KYG PLATED

18KYG DIAMONDS 0.15CTS

“CUSHION LOCKET” NECKLACE

“LOVE IN VERONA” BANGLE

$490

$5,450

STERLING SILVER/18KYG PLATED “CUSHION LOCKET” NECKLACE $490

ROBINSON PELHAM BUILD YOUR EAR AND BRACELET STORY!

STERLING SILVER/18KYG PLATED GREEN SAPPHIRE

PRICES UPON REQUEST

“CUSHION LOCKET” NECKLACE $640 18KYG BLUE SAPPHIRES “COMPASS” NECKLACE

SELIM MOUZANNAR

$1,420

18KRG DIAMOND 0.85CTS NECKLACE

STERLING SILVER PAVE WHITE SAPPHIRES

$8,810

0.344CTS “BEE” NECKLACE $445 18KYG WHITE DIAMONDS “MINI MOON” NECKLACE $1,075

SE VAN 24KYG/STERLING SILVER WITH QUARTZ, ROUGH DIAMONDS 3.59CTS, DIAMONDS 1.19CTS

STERLING SILVER WITH PAVE WHITE SAPPHIRES

AND SAPPHIRES 1.65CTS RING

0.351CTS “COMPASS” NECKLACE

$26,500

$475 18KYG DIAMONDS 0.088CTS “MINI LOVE“ NECKLACE $1,425 STERLING SILVER TUTQUOISE AND WHITE SAPPHIRES “MINI EVIL EYE” NECKLACE $175 18KYG DIAMONDS 0.072CTS “MINI APOLLO MEDALLION” NECKLACE $1,295

POMELL ATO 18KRG “FANTINA” BRACELET $8,800 18KRG DIAMOND 2.6CTS “FANTINA” BRACELET $18,200 18KRG “FANTINA” RING $3,550 18KRG DIAMONDS 1CT “FANTINA” RING $6,450

SHINOL A THE ICE MONSTER AUTOMATIC 43MM $1,675

SILVIA FURMANOVICH 18KYG LIGHT BROWN DIAMOND 0.17CTS AND CYANITES 3.59CTS EARRINGS $5,200 18KYG LIGHT BROWN DIAMONDS 0.28CTS AND CITRINE 7.67CTS EARRINGS $5,800

PRICE LIST SPINELLI KILCOLLIN 18KYG BAGUETTE EMERALD 2.20CTS RING $11,500

STORROW 14KYG “OSCAR” CHAIN $3,295 14KYG WITH MALACHITE AND DIAMONDS 0.229CTS “ESTELLE” CHARM $2,650 14KYG MALACHITE ”ANNA” CHARM $1,795

SYDNE Y E VAN 14KYG DIAMONDS “ICON” BANGLE $6,600 14KYG DIAMONDS “ICON” RING $3,060 PRICE VARIES ACCORDING TO SIZE

SYLVA & CIE. 18KWG ROUND BRILLIANT CUT DIAMONDS 1.35CTS, BLUE SAPPHIRES 9.21CTS AND AQUAMARINES 8.30CTS “SANTA MARIA” DROP EARRINGS $28,250 18KYG/STERLING SILVER DIAMONDS 1.80CTS “DISCO” BRACELET $18,250 18KWG/STERLING SILVER DIAMONDS 1.80CTS

14KYG ONYX AND DIAMONDS 0.15CTS CHARM

“DISCO” BRACELET

$795

$18,250

14KYG DIAMONDS 0.24CTS, GREEN TOURMALINES AND WHITE PEARL “EMILY” CHARM $1,195 14KYG DIAMONDS 0.36CTS “MABEL GUARDIAN LION” CHARM $2,995 14KYG BLUE MOONSTONE AND WHITE PEARLS “ELEONOR” PENDANT

TEMPLE ST. CL AIR 18KYG DIAMONDS 0.36CTS “ASTRID AMULET” PENDANT $6,500 18KYG CHAIN LENGTH 24” 6.4MM $4,100

$3,195

SUZANNE KAL AN 14KYG BAGUETTE WHITE TOPAZ BAR NECKLACE $385 14KYG ENGLISH BLUE TOPAZ BAGUETTES NECKLACE $660 14KYG ENGLISH BLUE TOPAZ BAGUETTE RING $440 14KYG ROUND CUT WHITE DIAMONDS 0.14CTS AND ENGLISH BLUE TOPAZ RING $880 14KYG WHITE TOPAZ RING $440 14KYG ROUND WHITE DIAMOND 0.05CTS AND WHITE TOPAZ BAGUETTES BANGLE $1,540 WISHES COME TRUE FOR THIS BASEBALL FANATIC

AERIAL VIEW OF ‘PLAYA LA JUNGLA’ IN GUÁNICA, PUERTO RICO

TIFFANY & CO. THE TIFFANY GOLDEN STAR NECKLACE IN PLATINUM AND 18K YELLOW GOLD WITH A FANCY INTENSE YELLOW DIAMOND OF OVER 21 CARATS AND WHITE DIAMONDS OF OVER 70 CARATS. PRICE: AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

TOM FORD TIMEPIECE WITH AUTOMATIC MOVEMENT AND 18K GOLD CASE AND CROWN WITH ONYX INLAY. THE GLOSSY BLACK DIAL FEATURES WHITE DIAMOND CUT HANDS. INNOVATIVE PINLESS NOIR ALLIGATOR STRAP WITH A GOLD BUCKLE.

THE SHOWSTOPPER IN EXTRAORDINARY

TIMEPIECE MADE IN SWITZERLAND

Tiffany collection is the platinum and 18k yellow gold

$10,100

Tiffany Golden Star necklace. The design features layers of mixed-cut white diamonds over 70 total carats, which include pear-shaped, marquise and round brilliants that culminate in a captivating detachable pear-shaped Fancy Intense Yellow diamond of over 21 carats. Sourced from Botswana, the center stone traveled to Antwerp, Belgium, where

TIMEPIECE WITH AN 18KT GOLD CASE AND CROWN WITH ONYX INLAY. THE WHITE OPALINE DIAL FEATURES BLUED-STEEL DIAMOND CUT HANDS. INNOVATIVE PINLESS NOIR BRAIDED LEATHER STRAP WITH A GOLD PVD BUCKLE. MADE IN SWITZERLAND $7,290

it was meticulously cut and polished before arriving in the United States to be set as the focal point of this spectacular piece of high jewelry.

WILFREDO ROSADO

18KRG “TIFFANY T T1” BANGLE

18KWG PAVE WHITE DIAMONDS 1.59CTS

$5,600

AND PEARLS “ID” NECKLACE

18KWG DIAMONDS “TIFFANY T T1” BANGLE $30,000 18KYG DIAMONDS “TIFFANY T T1” BANGLE $9,500 18KYG DIAMONDS “TIFFANY T T1” RING $5,500 18KRG DIAMONDS “TIFFANY T T1” RING $1,600

$95,000

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