The Reinhold Archive: A 25 Year Retrospective Holiday Book 2025

The Reinho ld Ar chive:

A 25 Y ea r

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The Reinhold Archive:

A 25 Year Retrospective

Letter from Yael Reinhold

When folded, the holiday Gazette was the size of a postcard. Shown here is the back of the 2000 edition, carrying a sentiment that reflects the Reinhold culture.

In the year 2000, our founder, Marie Helene Reinhold, envisioned a yearly book that would honor the three pillars at the heart of Reinhold Jewelers: a curation of exquisitely designed !ne jewelry, a tribute to the artists whose stories and creations we are privileged to share, and a celebration of Puerto Rico—its people, its beauty, and its passionate spirit.

What began as a simple family gazette has blossomed into a rich collection of themes: from the natural elements of water and leaves, to cultural cornerstones like co ee and fashion, to avant-garde expressions found in Puerto Rico’s gra$ti and tattoos. In its own way, the Holiday Book has become more than a creative project—it has chronicled the history of Puerto Rico itself over the past quarter century. From international recognition to the unwavering resilience of our island, the years we have captured together are truly unforgettable.

This book has always been a labor of love—the deepest collaboration between the Reinhold team and the Puerto Rican creative community. Photographers, graphic designers, historians, journalists, and countless Reinhold team members have poured their talents into its pages. Without them, this chronicle in time simply would not exist.

As Gabriel García Márquez so beautifully wrote, “La vida no es la que uno vivió, sino la que uno recuerda, y cómo la recuerda para contarla.” (“Life is not what one lived, but what one remembers, and how one remembers it in order to tell it.”)

In that same spirit, and in celebration of the 25th anniversary of our Holiday Book, we are proud to present this special edition: an archive of artistry, heritage, and the enduring spirit of Reinhold and Puerto Rico. We hope this journey through the past stirs cherished memories, while inspiring you to create new ones with the people you love most. May this holiday season be !lled with beauty, joy, and togetherness.

With heartfelt wishes from our family to yours,

Yael Reinhold

Holiday Book: 25 Years of History

By Liz Sandra Santiago

Art, fashion, gastronomy, Puerto Rican flora and fauna—these are just some of the themes that have been successfully highlighted in Reinhold Jewelers’ Holiday Book over the past 25 years.

In a quarter of a century, this renowned jewelry house has paid tribute to both culture and a sense of national identity—to that essence of “ser puertorriqueño”. Today, the pages of this project, which for many has become a collectible piece, take on a nostalgic tone as they look back at a body of work that has served as a visual archive of what has shaped the island across multiple spheres.

From the beginning, the Holiday Book was groundbreaking, setting itself apart as an unusual editorial project within the industry. It was born from a clear vision: that jewelry—beyond being wearable works of art—can and should be in dialogue with the environment where it is created and worn.

The idea of giving cultural—and often philanthropic—meaning to the extraordinary work of dozens of world-renowned designers whose pieces are sold at Reinhold came from Marie Helene Reinhold, founder of the jewelry house. A visionary businesswoman, Reinhold embraced the multiplicity of roles that a human being can embody and used both her wisdom and her access to the world of jewelry to create a project that went beyond luxury. She understood that the value of a piece of jewelry lies not only in its materials; but also in the stories it carries.

“Our founder, Marie Helene Reinhold, envisioned a yearly book that would honor the three pillars at the heart of Reinhold Jewelers: a curation of exquisitely designed !ne jewelry, a tribute to the artists whose stories and creations we are privileged to share, and a celebration of Puerto Rico — its people, its beauty, and its passionate spirit,” said Yael Reinhold, president of Reinhold Jewelers.

That is why her initial goal was to o er her clients a Christmas gift that transcended commercial promotion and became instead a celebration of what makes Puerto Rico unique. Guided by her intuition and deep social commitment, the Holiday Book evolved year after year, connecting international jewelry designers with Puerto Rican themes, places, professions, characters, and landscapes.

Over time, this tribute to Puerto Rico also underwent a generational change among its creators, yet its essence remained the same: a distinguished cultural document.

Each edition has captured a moment in the island’s recent history—its challenges, its resilience, its talent, its landscapes, and even its scars. What makes the Holiday Book unique is that jewelry becomes the thread that ties together each visual narrative, demonstrating that luxury is not only something to be admired, but also a way to reveal the reality of the world, granting each jewel a deeper signi!cance.

“I think what we’re trying to say is that jewelry is part of social and cultural reality itself. It’s part of everyone’s life. More importantly,

it is as essential as beauty, art, and design. And as we see it in jewelry, we see it in perhaps lesser-known areas of culture, like tattoos, gra$ti, or even trash. And then, obviously, we see it in the expected ones, like art and architecture. But it’s less about connecting jewelry to the social and cultural reality and more about presenting it as one and the same,” said Reinhold.

Although more than two decades have passed since the !rst “gazette” was published at Christmas of 2000, the Holiday Book has proven to embody the resilience of Puerto Ricans, reinventing itself despite challenges while remaining true to its essence.

Through the years, inspiration has varied—a challenge in itself. The early editions celebrated elements of nature and architectural landmarks, while more recent issues have honored individuals committed to Puerto Rico’s growth.

There is no doubt that the Holiday Book has grown in scope, thematic diversity, and editorial complexity. This evolution has not been accidental. It reflects to a constant reading of the country’s social, cultural, and economic context, and a deliberate intent to ensure the book remains relevant and contemporary.

Keeping a project alive for a quarter of a century requires perseverance, but also boldness and creative curiosity. The Holiday Book has shown that beauty and luxury can be committed both to memory and community.

Without losing sight of its goal of celebrating a Puerto Rico in constant transformation, this commemorative edition pauses to reflect on twenty-!ve years of publication—to look back and understand how it began, how it has changed, and why it continues to stand as a reference point both in the world of jewelry and in cultural communication.

At the same time, this is also an opportunity to learn more about the creative minds—photographers, graphic artists, designers, creatives, and collaborators—who each year bring an idea to life, turning it into a collectible book.

“When I envisioned this book, two things came to mind. First, to celebrate 25 years of work that has reflected Puerto Rico’s story. But I also wanted the new generation of clients and friends to have the chance to treasure a piece of each edition by bringing together the work of the past 25 years in one Holiday Book. Above all, I wanted it to be a celebration—of the book itself and of the de!ning moments that Puerto Ricans have witnessed throughout these years,” said Mildred Marcano, COO and VP of Sales and Marketing of Reinhold Jewelers.

In these pages, readers will encounter its origin, its transformations, the editions that have left a mark, the voices that shaped it, and the impact it has had on Puerto Rican culture and society. Witnessing this process also opens a window to the future, o ering a glimpse of how the Holiday Book will continue to

evolve in the coming years while preserving its essence: celebrating the best of Puerto Rico, page after page.

The Origin of the Catalogue and Its Reception

Gifting is something that, every Christmas, comes from the heart— with the intention of bringing joy to loved ones. That simple gesture gave birth to the Holiday Book.

For Marie Helene Reinhold, a gift had to carry intention: it had to appeal to the emotions, show gratitude, and at the same time reveal her love and deep bond between her jewelry house and Puerto Rico.

When the idea of creating a gift book !rst emerged, Marie Helene Reinhold was clear—it would not be a traditional jewelry catalogue, but rather a book with a life of its own. After producing the “gazette,” her creative mind did not stop until she found the perfect blend. Just as metals and precious stones can come together to create a beautiful jewel, she decided to unite the culture of the island with the artistry of each designer to craft a unique editorial piece.

The format of the Holiday Book broke away from the mold of seasonal catalogues. That unusual combination of jewelry with a speci!c theme allowed the pieces to transcend their role as isolated objects and instead become part of a broader visual landscape—narrating a story that went beyond material

value. That is what has made this project memorable, and distinct from any brochure that one might quickly flip through.

From its inception, it was a book meant to be treasured, reopened, commented upon, and even displayed. In short, a publication that many clients began collecting and making part of their most intimate home spaces. That very act of collecting was a clear sign of the project’s immense value.

“The process has evolved signi!cantly over the past 25 years. In the beginning, it was just an idea and a fun project that no one really thought much about. The !rst few editions weren’t considered a big deal, but as the books became better known—more like a collector’s item—the themes became more elaborate and detailed. Also, the theme became a secret every year,” observed Reinhold.

International jewelry designers began to seek participation in the Holiday Book. Appearing in its pages meant becoming part of a di erent narrative—one where their pieces were contextualized within cultural and artistic themes, and where they shared space with both emerging and established colleagues. This blend—a hallmark of Marie Helene Reinhold—brought freshness and demonstrated that curation could move beyond the commercial, building a platform that elevated renowned brands and new talent.

The consistency of its quality has made photographers, graphic artists, and all those involved in the Holiday Book’ s production view it

as a showcase with international reach. Every year, dozens of copies are sent around the world so that participating jewelry designers can keep them in their studios and homes. In this way, the talent of a group of Puerto Rican professionals—dedicated to delivering work of the highest quality—is made visible.

For Reinhold’s internal team, the project soon became more than just a year-end task: it evolved into an exercise in corporate identity. It is an e ort that involves months of planning, theme selection, !eld visits, and graphic production.

“It has become bigger and bigger, more a part of our culture, and more exciting for us to produce. It has also become more of a collector’s item for many people in San Juan. Therefore, it involves more people, draws more attention, and is a lot more fun to produce as well,” added Reinhold.

Thus, what began as an exclusive gift for loyal clientele was transformed into a highly anticipated tradition each November. Because for many, the holiday season begins with the launch of the Holiday Book

Transformations of the Holiday Book

When speaking of the Holiday Book, one must think outside the box— because that has always been the spirit of those who produce it year after year.

Over these 25 years, the themes have been diverse, but so have the designs, colors, and formats. For the Reinhold team, the goal has always been to engage with current issues, to document what is happening on the island, but always with a creative touch and that element of surprise revealed each November.

“What matters most is that each theme grows out of what is happening in Puerto Rico. The year, the events, the mood of the island— they guide us. For instance, when we created the co ee edition, we knew it was the perfect time. The same happened with the fashion edition; it had long been in our minds, but that very year the government of Puerto Rico established Designer’s Day (May 7). We had also been eager to spotlight chefs, and it happened to coincide with Natalia Vallejo winning the James Beard Award. There is always something in the air that seems to point us in the right direction,” highlighted Marcano.

The !rst editions were highly visual, with carefully produced images that “conversed” with the selected jewelry. The format resembled that of art photography books, with a narrative thread that emerged more from aesthetics than from explanatory text.

As time went on, the Holiday Book stopped being just a beautiful object and became a document with testimonial value. Each edition began to capture not only images, but also the context from which they arose: the story behind a piece, the craft of a creator, the situation of the country at that particular moment.

This transition can be clearly seen in the editions inspired by natural elements, successful personalities, and key industries on the island. Among them are The Trees of Puerto Rico (2018); The Skies of Puerto Rico (2021), which featured muralist Alexis Díaz; Puerto Rican Fashion (2023); and The Chefs of Puerto Rico (2024).

“One of the legacies I’m proudest of is helping Reinhold prioritize a photography budget so that the design quality aligned with the caliber of the images. I believe that inviting Puerto Rican photographers — ‘talentos del patio’ — into the project elevated the visual storytelling and brand. In my !nal year, we began collaborating with artists as well.

Mildred and I worked with Alexis Díaz for the cover of The Skies of Puerto Rico — a powerful moment that honored Reinhold’s legacy of working with local creatives,” said Natalia Pi Skurman, the graphic artist who spent a decade shaping the book’s visual concept.

One striking feature of the Holiday Book has been its integration of Puerto Rico’s beauty—but also of the events that have deeply impacted its people. A clear example was the 2017 edition, following the devastation caused by Hurricane María. Three years later, in 2020, after a global pandemic reshaped the world, Reinhold released The Strength of Puerto Rico, an edition that spotlighted resilience and showcased the work of 27 local foundations.

“Jewelry, beauty, and joy can be found at all times and within all social and cultural realities. It is important for resilience to recognize and embrace those things,” stated Reinhold.

The Holiday Book has also evolved in both its physical and digital formats. In its early years, high-quality paper printing was the sole medium. With technological advances, digital strategies were incorporated to expand their reach.

In 2020, health restrictions due to the COVID 19 pandemic led to the book’s !rst-ever exclusively digital release, published through the Issuu platform. Far from being a limitation, this innovation allowed the book to reach a global audience, directly bene!ting the participating foundations.

“During the pandemic, for the issue titled ‘The Strength of Puerto Rico’, we took another leap forward. For the !rst time, we purchased a digital publishing service to create a virtual edition of the catalog — allowing people to experience the book online in a time when in-person events weren’t possible. It opened up a whole new way for Reinhold to connect with its audience and marked a turning point in how we thought about accessibility and reach,” recalled Pi Skurman, adding that paper and print production have also shifted over time.

Since then, there have been experiments with binding, size, and internal structure. The 2024 edition, for instance, marked a milestone as the !rst Holiday Book with a hardcover and international press production.

The creative process has also shifted. Traditionally, the Reinhold team would select the theme !rst and then look for images to pair with the jewelry. In recent years, however, a more organic approach has been adopted: !eld visits are made to

workshops, kitchens, studios, or locations related to the theme; images are captured that depict not only the !nal product but also the creative process; and afterward, the jewelry pieces that best “dialogue” with each scene are selected. This change has brought freshness and allowed for a deeper emotional connection between content and audience.

“Reinhold has always understood how to market this catalog. In recent years, they’ve elevated it further — introducing thematic launches and carrying the concept of each edition into other experiences and campaigns throughout the year. After their full company rebrand, I’ve loved watching how the design language has continued to grow, and how new designers have taken the reins with such care. It makes me proud to see the project evolve while still carrying the spirit of what it was built on,” confessed Pi Skurman.

While remaining true to its roots, the Holiday Book has transformed by embracing new audiences, new technologies, adapting its formats, and broadening its narratives. Yet through all these changes, it has always preserved its core mission: to be an annual celebration of Puerto Rico through the lens of designer jewelry.

Cultural and social impact of the Holiday Book

With its unique concept, the Holiday Book has transcended its commercial origins to become a cultural project

with tangible weight in Puerto Rico’s creative identity.

At a time when Puerto Rican cultural identity is flourishing, it is worth noting that for 25 years this project has carried images of the island into the hands of clients, designers, collectors, and media outlets around the world. Each edition, by combining designer jewelry with local themes, serves as a showcase of Puerto Rico’s diversity and sophistication.

“Designers love to be part of the book because joining the Holiday Book feels like joining the Reinhold family. Over the years, we’ve even had designers outside Reinhold who asked to participate. It has become a cherished tradition—one that truly excites them,” added Marcano.

In the international jewelry industry, the Holiday Book breaks stereotypes by giving equal weight to narrative and cultural context as to the presentation of designers’ art and talent. This strategy has created a new model: a catalogue that is at once an art book and a cultural document.

Through this approach, jewelry ceases to be seen as an isolated object and instead becomes part of a broader story tied to a relevant theme. This not only adds value to the brand but also creates an emotional connection with the audience, who perceive the pieces as symbols of identity rather than mere luxury goods.

“As human beings, and as Reinhold, and as part of our culture, we don’t want to shy away from social and

cultural themes or from the reality of the world around us. Sometimes that means facing hard things, but it also often means !nding resilience and beauty in places we don’t necessarily think about. Being able to highlight the strength and the beauty in those areas is important for everyone. And so we use our platform for what we think is important. Our platform, of course, is also luxury jewelry, so we combine the two. But I would say an important thing to emphasize is that,” said Reinhold.

It is also important to highlight the legacy this project has left in the community, since in several editions the Holiday Book has carried a philanthropic component, shining a spotlight on and supporting nonpro!t organizations, weaving social responsibility messages into its visual narrative. These collaborations have helped raise funds, build awareness, and strengthen the bond between the brand and community causes.

Each edition stands as a testament to the historical moment in which it was created. Its pages document not only the evolution of jewelry but also cultural trends, influential !gures, and shifting aesthetic sensibilities across the country. In this sense, its value extends beyond the present and positions it as a resource for future generations interested in the island’s cultural history.

A Vision for the Future

Creating 25 editions with varied themes and consistent quality has turned the Holiday Book into a tradition—but also a challenge.

Preserving its relevance requires a strategic outlook that blends innovation, cultural sensitivity, and the constant ability to surprise its audience.

“It’s a huge responsibility. It’s the number one project we do at Reinhold. And so it feels like an honor, a privilege, and a big responsibility. Interestingly, the Holiday Book is the one thing I have been involved with at Reinhold since the beginning. Back in 2000, I wasn’t working in the business and wasn’t very involved, but I was always part of the Holiday Book. And so, to me, it feels a little bit like my baby too,” admitted Reinhold.

Reinhold Jewelers’ Holiday Book has managed to capture the spirit of the island in all its facets: its natural beauty, cultural diversity, creative talent, and ability to reinvent itself in the face of challenges. This has made it a highly anticipated tradition, as each cover, each photograph, and each story behind the jewels and their protagonists enriches a collective memory with every new edition.

With this important milestone, the Holiday Book stands as a tangible testament to who we are and what we can become. Its longevity proves that when creativity is joined with purpose, the result transcends fashions and trends.

The coming years will bring new stories, new faces, and new settings. But its essence will remain the same: to celebrate Puerto Rico, page after page, jewel after jewel.

Picture of a holiday card sent out to designers and clients in the 1990s.

Picture of the opening of the original Reinhold store in 1967, 201 Calle del Cristo.

David Yurman

Spinelli Kilcollin

Marli

Monica Rich Kosann

John Hardy

Sevan Biçakçi

Roberto Coin

Yeprem

Messika

Hearts on Fire

Nouvel Heritage

Cadar

Temple St. Clair

Alex &epkus

Mikimoto

Pomellato

Ondyn

Studio Renn

Anita Ko

Silvia Furmanovich

Jade Trau

Carol Kau mann

Engelbert

Bea Bongiasca

Sylva & Cie.

Graziela

Renna

Mason and Books

Marla Aaron

Villa

Rose

SYNA

Dana Rebecca

Robinson Pelham

Never Not

ITÄ

Michael Bondanza

Aneka

BECK

Karina Choudhrie

Rosmundo

Suzanne Kalan

Konstantino

Sydney Evan

RH MEN

Shinola

Luis Morais

Rosmundo Men

Franco P. & Sons

.925 Suneera

Marco Dal Maso

Maor

Alishan

Heston Design

John Varvatos

St. Dupont

King Baby

Little Things

The Doors of Puerto Rico

Plaza del Mercado

Our Hidden Treasures

Recipes of Puerto Rico

The Hands of Puerto Rico

The Gra$tti of Puerto Rico

The Water of Puerto Rico

Álbum Familiar

The Architecture of Puerto Rico

The Photography of Puerto Rico

La Casa del Libro

The Trash of Puerto Rico

Arte Puertorriqueño

The Tattoos of Puerto Rico

The Cartoons of Puerto Rico

La Calle Loiza

The Trees of Puerto Rico

The Cats & Dogs of Puerto Rico

The Strength of Puerto Rico

The Skies of Puerto Rico

The Co ee of Puerto Rico

La Moda de Puerto Rico

The Chefs of Puerto Rico

1990 2000

The Reinhold Gazettes

This was the very !rst publication and it set the precedent for the Holiday Book project. In a single piece—a sheet that could be folded almost like a postcard—it featured some of the most popular designers of the time. It was a Christmas gift that surprised many with its beauty and unique style.

Header from one of the original Reinhold gazettes

Key

→ The “Paz para Vieques” marches began, protesting against the U.S. Navy’s bombing exercises on the island.

→ Sila María Calderón became the !rst woman to serve as Governor of Puerto Rico.

To be included in the Reinhold holiday book is to be a part of something really meaningful: a tribute to artistry, heritage, and place. It captures Puerto Rico’s authentic spirit—its lush natural beauty, rich traditions, and creative energy. It’s an honor to be a part of something that reflects this level of appreciation for design and craftsmanship.

David Yurman

A variety of headers from the Reinhold Gazette

Original newspaper advertisement for David Yurman

Photo of David Yurman published in El Nuevo Día

A page from Magacín of El Nuevo Día Press dedicated to David Yurman

2001 Little Things

There are elements that, regardless of their size, possess in!nite richness and can transform any setting. That was the central theme of this book, which drew inspiration from nature and the perfection of leaves, combined with beautiful jewelry that marked the beginning of a new century. This small, square-shaped Holiday Book captured the interest of Reinhold’s clients and collectors alike for its impeccable style.

Opening spread of the Little Things, the !rst of what would become the Holiday Book collection

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2001)

→ Benicio del Toro won an Oscar for the !lm “Tra$c”.

→ Denise Quiñones became the fourth Puerto Rican to win the Miss Universe title, in a pageant held in Puerto Rico.

→ Félix “Tito” Trinidad won the WBA middleweight championship against William Joppy.

Yves Spinelli

Over the years, I’ve learned a lot about Puerto Rico and its culture, thanks to the Reinhold holiday book. I was excited to visit for the !rst time this year, and it exceeded my expectations. I hope to return soon!

Front cover of Little Things Holiday Book

Letter from Marie Helene in the Little Things Holiday Book

2002 The Doors of Puerto Rico

A walk through Old San Juan is an experience neither locals nor tourists should miss. The majesty of the Walled City was worth capturing. This inspired the Reinhold team to highlight the beauty of Old San Juan’s doors in a book that evoked culture and history in equal measure.

Cover of The Doors of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2002)

→ A riot broke out at the O$ce of the Women’s Advocate after Carlos Pesquera and a group of political supporters entered the building to raise the U.S. flag.

→ Félix “Tito” Trinidad announced his retirement from boxing.

→ In August, a U.S. Navy warplane crashed into a mountain near the Borinquen neighborhood in Caguas.

One of the doors featured in The Doors of Puerto Rico

Letter from Marie Helene in The Doors of Puerto Rico

Artinian

The Reinhold Holiday Book celebrates artistry and storytelling, values that mirror MARLI’s vision of jewelry as a medium for personal expression and individuality. Each creation, like the designers featured in the book, tells a story.

Doors from El Parque de Bombas in Ponce (Page 37 from Holiday Book 2002)

Maral

Balcony door in Old San Juan (Page 21 from Holiday Book 2002)

A door in Old San Juan, featured in The Doors of Puerto Rico (2002), page 6.

2003 Plaza del Mercado

One of the most iconic landmarks in the capital city—the Santurce Marketplace—served as inspiration this year. The book captured the vibrancy found in every corner of this bustling place where people gather to keep the tradition of buying fresh, local products alive.

Inside cover of La Plaza del Mercado

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2003)

→ After more than 60 years of military practices, on May 1, 2003, the U.S. Navy o$cially left Vieques.

→ Puerto Rico hosted the Caribbean Series in baseball.

Monica Rich Kosann

The Reinhold team never ceases to amaze me. When I see them at the Couture show in June, the !rst question is always.. “soooo whats this years theme?!!!” They keep getting better every year!

Cover of La Plaza del Mercado

Picture of a sign featured in La Plaza del Mercado Holiday Book (2003), page 10.

The Reinhold holiday book is a meaningful reminder of why we do what we do – sharing our passion for handcrafted jewelry with the world. My team and I are so deeply involved in the early stages of jewelry concept and design development for the season that we often forget to pause, step back, and truly appreciate the results of our collective hard work – especially as we’re already moving on to designing the next season.

Jean Kee

Pilones from La Plaza del Mercado (2003), page 52.

Drink Station in Plaza del Mercado (2003), page 43.

2004 Our Hidden Treasures

Puerto Rico is known as the Island of Enchantment, a place with many attributes but also hidden treasures that make it unique. This book highlighted the natural beauty of Puerto Rican landscapes, featuring locations such as Old San Juan, Guayama, and Culebra, among others. All of the photographs were taken on the island, including stunning underwater images.

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2004)

→ Puerto Rico’s basketball team defeated the United States in Athens 2004, handing them their !rst ever Olympic Games defeat, with NBA players on the roster.

→ The José Miguel Agrelot Coliseum of Puerto Rico opened, becoming the largest arena in the Caribbean with a capacity for 18,000 people.

I have always found every issue of the Reinhold Holiday Book to be incredibly eye-opening and inspiring. Born from the brilliant mind of Marie-Helene, I have no doubt that this book has encouraged many Reinhold designers—just as it has influenced me—to reflect on essential values and concepts, eventually shaping their work in one way or another. I’m truly glad to see this valuable legacy being carried on. Each issue complements the others, forming a cohesive whole.

Sevan Bıçakçı

Cover of Our Hidden Treasures

Puerto Rican parrot featured in Our Hidden Treasure (2004), page 10.

2005 The Recipes of Puerto Rico

of The Recipes of Puerto Rico

Cuisine is something that de!nes a country and its people. Puerto Rico o ers a Caribbean culinary style that leaves a lasting impression on those who taste its traditional dishes. This book chose to exalt those recipes that distinguish Puerto Rican cooking, pairing them with striking photographs and the creations of renowned jewelry designers.

Cover

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2005)

→ In September, Los Macheteros leader Filiberto Ojeda Ríos was killed in an arrest operation.

→ Ednita Nazario became the !rst woman to perform at the newly opened Coliseum, setting a record with 15 sold-out shows.

The Reinhold project of creating this book started a long time ago, with a gentle and inclusive intention to enhance beauty and life. It does not speak only about jewelry but also about fashion, food, lifestyle and in general creative inspiration. I am sure that this book has a large number of followers as it con!rms the pure passion for gold and beauty of the Reinhold family.

Roberto Coin

Picture of okra from Recipes (2005), page 59.

Fresh tomatoes from Recipes (2005), page 100.

2006 The Hands of Puerto Rico

For this edition, Marie Helene selected the theme of hands— that essential part of the body used to give love, to work, and to build bonds among people and nations. The book’s cover featured the piece Manos poderosas (Powerful Hands) by artist José Rosado. The volume celebrated the beauty of diverse hands: a woodcarver’s, a musician’s, a mother caressing her belly, someone speaking in sign language, hands that feed, those of a newborn child, of an athlete, hands that heal, and those that chart the future.

Cover of The Hands of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2006)

→ Zuleyka Rivera became the !fth Puerto Rican to win the Miss Universe title. That year, the crown was a creation of Mikimoto, one of the brands that are part of the Reinhold Jewelers family.

→ For the !rst time in history, the Puerto Rican government shut down for two weeks due to lack of funds.

→ Reinhold Jewelers opens the David Yurman boutique after years of collaboration with the designer.

To us at Yeprem, the Reinhold Jewelers Holiday Book is more than a celebration of the season — it’s a celebration of enduring artistry, shared dreams, and the profound bond we’ve built with a community that values beauty with meaning. Through its pages, we see passion, elegance, and the spirit of Puerto Rico. It is an honor to be part of such a tradition.

Lout!c Chakardemian

Drummer featured in The Hands of Puerto Rico (2006), page 10.

Hands throwing pottery featured in The Hands of Puerto Rico (2006), page 64.

The Gra$tti of Puerto Rico

Reinhold Jewelers has always enjoyed and supported art, and in this Holiday Book, Marie Helene spotlighted the beauty of a form of artistic expression long dismissed, but which she championed as works with great potential.

Cover of The Gra$tti of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2007)

→ Social media began to be used as a tool for denouncing abuse when, on August 11, a cell phone video revealed the truth about the tragic killing of Miguel Cáceres Cruz, an unarmed man, at the hands of several police o$cers in Humacao.

Letter from Marie Helene in The Gra$tti of Puerto Rico

Message from Martin Rauchbauer, from Gra$tti (2007)

Rebecca Foerster

The Reinhold Holiday Book is more than a catalog; it’s a celebration of heritage, creativity, and the meaningful connections we share through jewelry. At Hearts On Fire, being included in this iconic book for the !rst time last year marked a major milestone in our brand transformation as we were honored to have renewed our partnership with Reinhold.

Gra$tti in Puerta de Tierra, from Gra$ti (2007)

Gra$tti from Holiday Book 2007

2008 The Water of Puerto Rico

of The Water of Puerto Rico

Without water, there is no life. At the same time, water is a central feature of countless natural landscapes around the world—and Puerto Rico is no exception. This edition emphasized the importance of the island’s diverse bodies of water.

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Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2008)

→ Puerto Rican-American actor and playwright Lin-Manuel Miranda won the Tony Awards for Best Musical, Best Composer, and Best Actor for his Broadway hit “In the Heights”.

→ The Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra celebrated their 50th anniversary and inaugurated the Pablo Casals Symphony Hall at the Luis A. Ferré Fine Arts Center.

For me, the Reinhold Holiday Book is much more than a catalog, it feels like a celebration. It’s the closing chapter of the year, a way to reflect on everything accomplished and to share that story in a beautiful, tangible form. There’s something inspiring about seeing so many creative voices come together around a theme that resonates with both teams and clients.

Camille Parruitte

Trompeta, Trujillo Alto from The Water of Puerto Rico (2008), page 74.

Vieques, from The Water of Puerto Rico (2008), page 70.

2009 Álbum Familiar

This book explored the theme of family through beautiful images. Page after page, alongside jewelry, it presented old and new photographs—both in black and white and in color—featuring famous designers as well as everyday families. It was an edition that appealed to emotion and nostalgia.

Cover of Álbum Familiar

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2009)

→ Puerto Rican astronaut Joseph Acabá traveled to space aboard the Discovery.

→ On October 23, a massive explosion at the Caribbean Petroleum Corporation (Capeco) in Bayamón destroyed tanks of gasoline and other fuels.

→ Reinhold Jewelers opened its store at Plaza del Caribe in Ponce.

Congratulations on the 25th Reinhold Holiday Book, which is always a beautiful curation of the season’s best. This edition of the book is a personal favorite because we are celebrating a shared milestone: 10 years of CADAR. We love celebrations. They often inspire us to put on a new piece of jewelry that forever reminds us of the most meaningful moments in our lives.

Michal Kadar

Letter from Marie Helene in Álbum Familiar

Parque de las Palomas, Viejo San Juan from Álbum Familiar (2009), page 66.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is a tribute to the soul of Puerto Rico. Each edition feels like a quiet meditation on the island’s gifts, reminding us to look closely, to honor the land, and to celebrate the artistry that grows from it. I’m always grateful to be part of this thoughtful tradition.

Each year brings a new lens on the island’s spirit, and I continue to be inspired by the care and imagination behind every theme.

Temple St. Clair

Photo of Temple St. Clair and her family featured in Álbum Familiar

The Architecture of Puerto Rico

of The Architecture of Puerto Rico

Old and modern photographs representing the work of Puerto Rican architects took center stage in this volume, which highlighted buildings whose details reflect both the island’s history and its forward-looking vision through infrastructure.

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Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2010)

→ Students from 10 of the 11 campuses of the University of Puerto Rico joined in a protest that shut down the island’s main public university for 60 days.

→ Boxer Miguel Cotto became world champion in June by defeating Yuri Foreman in New York.

Of all the Reinhold Holiday Books, my favorite is the recipe choices year. I know clients kept the books longer and I enjoyed asking di erent designers why they chose the particular recipes.

El Choli, most recently hosting the residency of Bad Bunny in 2025 from The Architecture of Puerto Rico (2010), page 64.

University of Puerto Rico General Studies building, 2010 from The Architecture of Puerto Rico (2010), page 31.

Mikimoto

In 1893, our founder Kokichi Mikimoto achieved a remarkable milestone with the successful creation of the world’s !rst cultured pearls. Mikimoto has since remained devoted to the pursuit of beauty, where tradition meets innovation and each design is brought to life through exceptional craftsmanship. Every piece is a testament to our heritage and the artistry that de!nes it.

2011 The Photography of Puerto Rico

The art of photography preserves the history of a people, and this was the central theme of the 2011 Holiday Book. From countryside to city, from playfulness to social struggles, it was a project that captured the Puerto Rico we live in.

Cover of The Photography of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2011)

→ President Barack Obama visited Puerto Rico, becoming the !rst U.S. president to do so since John F. Kennedy in 1961.

→ Roberto Alomar was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Marina Kats

Every year, I eagerly anticipate the Reinhold holiday book. It’s a stunning blend of creative seasonal joy, a genuine celebration of the Puerto Rican community, and, of course, breathtaking jewels. Reinhold has a unique gift for making you want to visit both the island and its store

Photo by Johnny Betancourt, “Equus Vis I” from Photography of Puerto Rico (2011), page 4.

Being part of the Reinhold Holiday Book is always an honor. It’s not just a celebration of design, it’s a celebration of artistry, and the beautiful community Reinhold has built.

Tara Maria Famiglietti

Photo by Ivonne Marcial, “La Cuarta Pared de la salsa IV” from Photography of Puerto Rico (2011), page 16.

2012 La Casa del Libro

This cultural space in Old San Juan houses a remarkable collection of publications and documents. It was the star of this Holiday Book, presented as one of Puerto Rico’s treasures. The publication highlighted its invaluable essence— manuscripts and texts that bear witness to the island’s history.

Cover of La Casa del Libro

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2012)

→ Jennifer López concluded her Dance Again World Tour with two concerts in Puerto Rico, joined by Wisin & Yandel.

→ Baseball player Carlos Correa became the !rst Puerto Rican to be selected as the number one overall pick in the Major League Baseball draft.

Initial letter U. Fragment of a Antiphonary. Tuscany, 1400. From La

The Reinhold holiday book has become a reminder of the years of support Reinhold has provided for Studio Renn, and of how far we have come together. The works featured in the holiday book are seminal works that represent our journey over the years.

Rahul Jhaveri

Casa del Libro (2012), page 132.

It’s always an honor to be part of Reinhold’s Holiday Book. Each year, they bring such thoughtfulness and creativity to the way they highlight jewelry.

Anita Ko

Neruda, Pablo. Aufenthalt auf Erden. Frankfurt y Zurich, Buchergilde Gutenberg, 1972. Woodcut illustrations by HAP Grieshaber. From La Casa del Libro (2012), page 118.

Silvia Furmanovich

Being part of the Reinhold Holiday Book is truly an honor. It’s more than a celebration of jewelry. It’s a reflection of community, creativity, and shared values.

On my !rst visit to Puerto Rico for our trunk show, I was deeply moved by the vibrant culture, the warmth of the people and the palpable spirit of resilience and joy. It was unforgettable.

Akutagawa Ryunosuke. Your Tze-Chan. Translated by Dorothy Britton. 1965, illustrations by Naoko Matsubara. From La Casa del Libro (2012), page 82.

It’s such a meaningful celebration of the designers that make up the Reinhold community combined with the talent of whatever talented group, from fashion designers to bespoke co ee roasters, is being featured that year. Obviously, none of it happens without the relentless hard work of the Reinhold team.

Jade Trau

Ex Libris of William Stirling Maxwell, late 19th, early 20th Century. From La Casa del Libro (2012), page 32.

2013 The Trash of Puerto Rico

Thank you page from The Trash of Puerto Rico

In response to the island’s waste problem, the Reinhold team took on the challenge of presenting a theme relevant to all citizens and raising awareness in a way that could also be described as artistic. The book included a selection of photographs of solid waste, showcasing art from another perspective and capturing beauty in the everyday.

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2013)

→ A breakdown at the Aguirre Power Plant left Puerto Rico without electricity for three days.

→ Eduardo Lalo became the !rst Puerto Rican to win the prestigious Rómulo Gallegos International Novel Prize for his work Simone.

→ Reinhold Men opened its doors at Plaza Las Américas.

The Holiday Book is a symbol of traditions of past, present and future that celebrates both our personal and professional partnership.

This Holiday Book is particularly meaningful as it celebrates the strength and resilience of each Puerto Rican individually and as an island of connected fortitude.

Carol Kau mann

Cover of The Trash of Puerto Rico

Photo from The Trash of Puerto Rico (2013), page 22.

The Reinhold holiday book holds a special place in my heart because it’s more than just a collection of memories—it’s a celebration of creativity, community, and tradition.

Bea Bongiasca

Photo from The Trash of Puerto Rico (2013), page 38.

I love that the Holiday Book transcends traditional ‘holiday’ expectations. Reinhold is brilliant at drawing from past and current culture and weaving evocative and compelling stories into the presentation of their jewelry selection.

Sylva Yepremian

Photo from The Trash of Puerto Rico (2013), page 14.

2014 Arte Puertorriqueño

of Arte Puertorriqueño

Works by artists from di erent generations—including Arnaldo Roche and Sofía Maldonado—were featured in this Holiday Book. Pieces by boundary-pushers such as Jesús “Bubu” Negrón and Radamés “Juni” Figueroa also appeared. With its pink cover, this edition highlighted the relationship between !ne art and high jewelry.

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Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2014)

→ The chikungunya virus spread rapidly, a ecting 23,268 people on the island according to the Department of Health.

→ On June 7, Miguel Cotto defeated Sergio “Maravilla” Martínez, making history as the !rst Puerto Rican boxer to win world titles in four di erent weight divisions.

Sofía Maldonado, detalle instalación “Navidad” Reinhold, 2010. From Arte Puertorriqueño (2014), page 73.

Graziela

Kaufman

The Holiday Book to me is a beautiful celebration of the work of so many di erent artists in their worlds. It’s a work of art in itself and gives us all the chance to be a part of something so spectacular. It teaches us about PR traditions and it’s the culmination of the incredible work that Reinhold does day in and day out portrayed in each page.

Renna Brown-Taher

The Reinhold holiday book means it is o$cially the Holiday season! Our clients always look forward to seeing the beautiful book in our showroom.

Enoc Pérez, “El Miramar”, 2004, private collection Mara y Javier Mendez. From Arte Puertorriqueño (2014), page 61.

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Jamie Books

My favorite issue of the Reinhold Holiday Book has to be The Skies of Puerto Rico. I was 13yrs old when I traveled to Puerto Rico for the !rst time. I can still see myself on the beach with my late grandfather, the warm sand beneath us as the sun melted into the horizon, painting the sky in deep golds, !ery oranges, and soft violets. Those sunsets felt endless, wrapping the day in a kind of magic you can’t quite put into words. This book captures a piece of that beauty.

“Las Troyanas”, Zilia Sánchez. Featured in Arte Puertorriqueño, page

Rafael Trelles, “El Jardín Acechado”, Private Collection. Featured in Arte Puertorriqueño (2014), page 29.

Aaron

The Reinhold Holiday book is a beautiful exercise in storytelling that one day will be enjoyed as a wonderfully eclectic piece of history.

Marla

2015 Tattoos of Puerto Rico

Body art was the protagonist of this book, which became a favorite among readers. The diversity of tattoo designs brought color and movement to its pages, which gathered 50 designers with tattoos created by Puerto Rican artists.

Cover of The Tattoos of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2015)

→ Puerto Rico faced a severe drought, forcing the Water and Sewer Authority (AAA) to impose water rationing as reservoir levels dropped drastically.

→ In June, Puerto Rico celebrated its !rst mass same-sex wedding following the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark decision legalizing same-sex marriage.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is a tribute to artistry in all its forms. It’s an annual reminder that beauty, meaning, and craftsmanship are deeply intertwined.

Nigora Tokhtabayeva

Daniel Cotte (design by Sofía Maldonado). Featured in Tattoos of Puerto Rico (2015), page 71.

Reinhold’s Holiday Book is an inspiring showcase of artistry and curated emotion. Each edition reflects the spirit of Reinhold with elegance, creativity, and a sense of timeless celebration.

Among all, this year’s book holds a special place for us as we were especially touched to see the Alpha- Edge collection featured — a line that resonates deeply with the Reinhold universe. Its bold yet re!ned design mirrors the strength and sophistication that Reinhold so beautifully embodies.

Iris de La Villardière & Thomas Montier Leboucher

Roberto Torres. Featured in Tattoos of Puerto Rico (2015), page 102.

Just as Jean Dinh Van revolutionized contemporary jewelry by embracing minimalism and purpose, the Reinhold Holiday Book reflects that same spirit. It brings together a community of bold, independent men and women who choose to wear jewelry for themselves—not for trends, not for status, but as a true expression of who they are. It’s about authenticity, individuality, and the quiet power of simplicity. To us, the Holiday Book is more than a seasonal catalogue— it’s a celebration of identity and personal style.

dinh van

Roberto Torres. Featured in Tattoos of Puerto Rico (2015), page 146.

Being part of the Reinhold holiday book is incredibly special to us because we’re joining a cherished tradition at Reinhold Jewelers. Our pieces sit among the work of the world’s greatest designers, which is both humbling and inspiring.

Camelia Chiriac, Barbara Laird, & Emily Cohen

Roberto Torres. Featured in Tattoos of Puerto Rico (2015), pagina 29.

Cartoons of Puerto Rico

With a playful and refreshing approach, this Holiday Book spotlighted a group of local cartoonists who combined colors, reality, fantasy, and the jewelry of important global designers.

Cover of the Cartoons of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2016)

→ Tennis player Mónica Puig won Puerto Rico’s !rst Olympic gold medal at the Rio 2016 Games.

→ In August, Amanda Serrano won the WBO bantamweight world title, cementing her place as one of the world’s top female boxers.

→ Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical Hamilton debuted on Broadway, becoming a global cultural phenomenon.

→ Stephanie Del Valle became Puerto Rico’s second Miss World titleholder.

→ Iris Apfel visited Pueto Rico in October 2016, as a guest of Reinhold Jewelers

It makes me happy to participate in such a special project, I’m excited to see how it looks this year.

Sara Beltrán

Miguel Bayón. Featured in Cartoons of Puerto Rico (2016), page 89.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is a true annual milestone, a treasured tradition that celebrates our most exquisite jewelry creations and honors our brand ‘s craftsmanship and gifting spirit.

Each edition carries its own unique charm, making it impossible to choose a single favorite.

Year after year, we eagerly await the moment when Reinhold unveils the inspired vision and artistry that never fails to surprise and delight.

Paola Sasplugas

Johnathan Dwayne. Featured in Cartoons of Puerto Rico (2016), page 41.

For me Reinhold is a store that is deeply rooted in it’s home, a store that is a fundamental part of its community. Not only a place your clients turn to celebrate signi!cant moments in their lives but also contributing to your community in myriad ways.

The holiday book is a celebration of this deep connection to your roots, allowing us a peak into your world.

Francesca Villa

Miguel Bayón. Featured in Cartoons of Puerto Rico (2016), page 33.

Sophie Joanne

Last year’s Holiday Book was my favorite, as it was the !rst time my jewelry was featured—and it was all about my favorite subject: food!

Miche Medina, Colección de fotografías periódico El Mundo, Biblioteca Digital Puertorriqueña de la Universidad de Puerto Rico. Featured in Cartoons of Puerto Rico (2016), page 31.

2017 La Calle Loíza

This well-known San Juan neighborhood, bustling with both tourists and locals, inspired the 2017 theme. In a di$cult year for Puerto Rico, following two devastating hurricanes, the book served to highlight national pride.

Cover of La Calle Loíza

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2017)

→ Hurricanes Irma and María devastated the island, leaving widespread destruction and a humanitarian crisis that drew international attention.

→ Iván Rodríguez was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Orly Atias & Sharon Giloh

We love how the Reinhold holiday book feels like a true celebration—thoughtfully curated each year to highlight the connection between jewelry and life’s inspirations. There’s something really special about being a part of this tradition. Each page doesn’t just feature beautiful pieces from designers we admire, it tells the stories and passion behind them. It’s a reminder of the creative community we’re part of, and the clients who turn to these pages to !nd something meaningful.

“Loíza Brinca” by Abey Charrón. Featured in La Calle Loíza (2017), page 64.

The Reinhold Holiday Book holds a truly special place in our hearts. It’s not just a catalogue—it’s a celebration of everything that makes Reinhold so unique: artistry, soul, storytelling, and the deep relationships built over time. For us, it represents a moment each year to pause, reflect, and feel part of something meaningful and beautiful. Being included in it is always an honor, but more than that, it’s a reminder of the trust and shared vision we’ve cultivated together over the years.

Dharmesh & Namrata Kothari

Old tailoring shop signage around Calle Loíza. Featured in La Calle Loíza (2017), page 87.

Dana Gordon

Each year, the Reinhold holiday book feels like unwrapping a gift—thoughtfully curated, visually stunning, and full of meaning. It’s more than just a catalog; it’s a reflection of Reinhold’s elevated, intentional vision and their deep connection to artistry and storytelling. It always inspires, and being a part of it is truly an honor.

Don Saúl Dávila has been selling azucena flowers around Calle Loíza for decades. Featured in La Calle Loíza (2017), page 79.

Vanessa Chilton

The holiday book is a vibrant, colourful book which showcases our jewellery and aligns it to the Reinhold theme of the year. We love taking part as the energetic vibe of Puerto Rico compliments our jewellery.

Mural art from “Escuela Ramón Power y Giralt”. Featured in La Calle Loíza (2017), page 31.

Dzhokhadze & Natia Chkhartishvili

Reinhold Holiday Book - means inspiration for not only travel but also a magni!cent collection of designers, combined in a beautiful co ee table book, which became the must have for the collectors worldwide.

Nina

Mural art from “Escuela Ramón Power y Giralt”. Featured in La Calle Loíza (2017), page 28.

The Trees of Puerto Rico

One year after Hurricane María left the island deforested, this book explored the theme of nature and how Puerto Rico had regrown. Without a doubt, this Holiday Book touched a deep emotional chord.

Cover of The Trees of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2018)

→ Following Hurricane María, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that Puerto Rico’s population decreased by about 14% compared to the 2010 census due to mass migration.

→ Baseball legend Edgar Martínez, regarded as one of the best designated hitters of his era, was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

For us, the Holiday Book is more than a yearly tradition—it has become a symbol of friendship, togetherness, and trust, cultivated by each and every special person who represents the Reinhold institution.

A beautiful sunset in El Morro, Old San Juan. Featured in The Trees of Puerto Rico (2018), page 91.

The Holiday book aligns Bondanza with the long rich heritage of the Reinhold family.

We are proud to have Bondanza’s work become part of Reinhold’s legacy in the world of design and !ne jewelry.

Michael Bondanza

“Flamboyán” tree in full bloom located in Aibonito. Featured in The Trees of Puerto Rico (2018), page 47.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is a thoughtful archive of culture and craft – one that reflects the evolving narrative of Puerto Rico through the lens of jewelry. Each edition o ers a distinct perspective on the island’s spirit.

Ankit Mehta

Enjoying a golden flamboyán in Playa El Combate, Cabo Rojo. Featured in The Trees of Puerto Rico (2018), page 31.

As a Caribbean designer, it is a true honor to be part of the renowned Reinhold Holiday Book.

Rebecca Zeijdel-Paz

Rebirth of ferns in El Yunque. Featured in The Trees of Puerto Rico (2018), page 79.

2019 The Cats & Dogs of Puerto Rico

This edition turned the spotlight on domestic animals, dedicating itself to the island’s dogs and cats. Filled with tenderness and humor, the images captured the essence of the human–pet bond, while raising awareness about animal care and protection.

Marie Helene and Sammy from The Cats and Dogs of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2019)

→ Leaked chats between the governor of Puerto Rico, Ricardo Rosselló, and close associates sparked massive public outrage. The Summer of 2019 (Verano del 19) protests culminated in the governor’s resignation.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is a unique tradition that weaves together community, craftsmanship, and celebration. Each page symbolizes the warmth of shared traditions and the sparkle of moments made memorable, like a cherished toast to the spirit of the season. I am so proud to be included in this extra special edition.

Karina Choudhrie

Cover of The Cats and Dogs of Puerto Rico

My brand is my family. While my art and jewelry -crafted with the unique !gurative honeycomb technique—embraces the timeless heritage and the rich emotions of Italian Dolce vita, as well as the emotions of our clients. The 25th holiday book celebration reflects these feelings of heritage, art, and family spirit. These beautiful sentiments inspire us to move forward, and I am deeply grateful for this special book. Happy anniversary and Bravissimo!

Rosmundo Giarletta

Jack Seamus and Seamus guarding Calle de la Resistencia. Featured in The Cats and Dogs of Puerto Rico (2019), page 25.

Suzanne Kalan

The Reinhold holiday book is a visual celebration of artistry through time—a tapestry where design, culture, and craftsmanship are preserved on every page. My favorite edition will always be the 2023 book, La Moda de Puerto Rico, which captured the island’s creative spirit in such a vibrant way. To me, that issue stands as a reminder that jewelry, like fashion, is both timeless and ever-evolving.

Patriotic Max in Old San Juan. Featured in The Cats and Dogs of Puerto Rico (2019), page 79.

2020

The Strength of Puerto Rico

Cover of The Strength of Puerto Rico

The year 2020 was unusual and di$cult: Puerto Rico faced earthquakes and a global pandemic. In that context, Reinhold Jewelers dedicated the Holiday Book as a tribute to collective strength. This edition celebrated the work of 27 local foundations focused on health, education, art, the environment, and animal protection. For the !rst time, it was published exclusively in digital format through the Issuu platform, overcoming the limitations of social distancing.

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2020)

→ January began with a series of earthquakes in southern Puerto Rico, leaving many communities uninhabitable.

→ In March, the COVID 19 pandemic was declared, changing daily life on the island and across the world.

Konstantino

The Reinhold holiday book is a celebration of artistry, heritage, and vision. A stage where jewelry becomes poetry and storytelling through design. Each edition is unique, reflecting its own creative language while becoming part of a continuum that grows richer every year. As for choosing a favorite holiday book, how could one? Each Reinhold publication is singular in its creative language, distinct in the way it frames beauty, and reflective of the cultural moment it inhabits. I look forward with great anticipation to those still to come, as each year seems to elevate the art form even further.

Decorated hospital room makes the treatment process less scary and more tolerable. Featured in The Strength of Puerto Rico (2020), page 56.

Rosanne Karmes

Self-expression is at the core of who I am—that’s why I was so drawn to the Tattoos of Puerto Rico book. The vibrant colors and intricate details reminded me of how I express myself through my jewelry—each piece, like a tattoo, tells a personal and unique story.

Rabito Kontento means happy tail. This cutie is waiting to !nd a new home and family. Featured in The Strength of Puerto Rico (2020), page 78.

Artist Bernardo Medina created the “El Colmado” artwork for Reinhold Men in celebration of Bad Bunny’s Residency. July through September 2025.

2021 The Skies of Puerto Rico

This edition celebrated the island’s skies in all their shades and moods—from breathtaking sunrises, storm clouds, and !ery sunsets to star-!lled nights. The cover, created by renowned muralist Alexis Díaz, was itself a work of art: an imagined sky populated with birds, keys, and symbols intertwined with jewelry’s own iconography.

Cover of The Skies of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2021)

→ Jasmine Camacho Quinn won Olympic gold in the women’s 100-meter hurdles at the Tokyo 2020 Summer Games (held in 2021 due to the pandemic).

→ The !rst Puerto Rican satellite, designed and built by students from the Interamerican University in Bayamón, was launched into space from NASA facilities in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

Garita at sunset. Featured in Skies of Puerto Rico, (2021), page 6.

The Reinhold holiday book is a celebration of artistry and personal expression. My favorite is the 2023 edition—it beautifully tied jewelry into the world of fashion, making each piece feel like part of a larger story.

Luis Morais

Sunset in Aguadilla. Featured in Skies of Puerto Rico (2021), page 100.

Iglesia San José in Old San Juan. Featured in Skies of Puerto Rico (2021), page 110.

2022 The Co ee of Puerto Rico

The co ee industry, one of the island’s great attractions, took center stage in this edition. In addition to images of the jewelry, this Holiday Book highlighted photographs of various businesses, estates, and co ee growers. It was a curated exercise that illustrated the journey of co ee from the farm to the cup.

Cover of The Co ee of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2022)

→ In August, former governor Wanda Vázquez Garced was arrested in a federal operation led by the FBI, accused of conspiracy, bribery, and wire fraud.

→ In September, Hurricane Fiona hit the island.

→ In October, U.S. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden visited Puerto Rico.

For me, Reinhold’s book is much more than a publication – it’s an important rendezvous. Within its pages lies a precious blend: the culture of Puerto Rico, with its energy and strong identity, and the ability to translate all of that into an artistic and visual language that speaks to the world.

Franco Pianegonda

Served co ee with the Adjuntas landscape in the background. Featured in The Co ee of Puerto Rico (2022), page 32.

Reinhold is not just a jewelry store but a trail blazer in the high end designer jewelry industry. Their meticulous curation of designers, their eye for new talent and most importantly providing a platform to display works of art and marvels of craftsmanship has set an example for many to follow.

Suneera Swarup

Hacienda Tres Ángeles owner picking matured co ee berries. Featured in The Co ee of Puerto Rico (2022), page 102.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is more than just a publication—it’s a celebration of artistry, individuality, and Reinhold’s unwavering commitment to curation and excellence. Being part of its 25th edition feels like stepping into a legacy of creativity and storytelling.

Marco

Dal Maso

Café con Cé packaged co ee grounds and beans. Featured in The Co ee of Puerto Rico (2022), page 62.

2023

La Moda de Puerto Rico

In 2023, Reinhold chose to honor Puerto Rican fashion, celebrating both legendary couturiers and emerging voices. The book paid tribute to one of the island’s most important designers, Nono Maldonado, who passed away in July 2025. He will always be remembered for his re!ned taste, elegance, and the personality that left a mark on those who knew him and learned from him.

Cover of La Moda de Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2023)

→ Puerto Rican chef Natalia Vallejo, owner of Cocina Al Fondo in San Juan, won the James Beard Award for Best Chef: South.

→ In August, the National Science Foundation (NSF) con!rmed the permanent closure of the Arecibo Observatory after the collapse of its main platform in December 2020.

The Reinhold Holiday Book is more than a catalog— it’s a celebration of artistry, culture, and individuality. As a new partner, I’m deeply inspired by the care and intention behind each edition.

Maor Cohen

Letter from Yael in La Moda de Puerto Rico.

Reinhold’s Holiday Book is a continuous celebration of the holidays. Every one of them is beautifully written and photographed with the culture of the people of Puerto Rico. My favorite is La Moda de Puerto Rico. The book embodies the artisan spirit celebrating the joyous holidays.

Alishan Halebian

Portrait of fashion designer Nono Maldonado. Featured in La Moda de Puerto Rico (2023), page 16.

The Reinhold Holiday Book has always been more than just a catalog—it’s a tradition that brings people together through beauty, storytelling, artistry, and design. It represents the delight of discovery and the power of signature jewelry to connect us to memory, meaning, and culture.

David Heston

Eclíptica fabric choices. Featured in La Moda de Puerto Rico (2023), page 38.

2024 The Chefs of Puerto Rico

The 2024 edition shifted the spotlight to gastronomy, honoring 33 chefs and restaurants that represent the island’s culinary richness and diversity. From contemporary !ne dining to traditional pastries, and from innovative concepts to dishes reviving ancestral recipes, The Chefs of Puerto Rico celebrated cuisine as a living heritage. That year, the Holiday Book reached new production heights: it was the !rst to be published in hardcover, with luxury binding and international printing.

Cover of The Chefs of Puerto Rico

Key Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2024)

→ In April, Reinhold Jewelers opened a completely renovated flagship store

→In October, Reinhold Jewelers received a historic nomination of the Gem Award for Retail Innovation

The Reinhold Jewelry Book is a curated collector’s item showing the world of jewelry design and craftsmanship. The table book showcases the beauty and intricacies of jewelry making from artisans around the world. We are so honored to collaborate with the 2025 Holiday book at Reinhold!

Gurhan Orhan

Chef Natalia Vallejo from Cocina al Fondo. Featured in The Chefs of Puerto Rico (2024), page 80.

As a luxury distributor of ST Dupont, The Holiday Book represents more than a seasonal catalog – it is a curated moment of inspiration. It is where storytelling, craftsmanship, and aspiration come together to spark emotion, connection, and desire.

The opportunity to showcase our most exceptional pieces in a setting that reflects the care, creativity, and attention to detail with our exceptional retail partner is truly an honor. It is about helping clients discover not just what they want but what they didn’t know they needed.

Mark Sloan

Ensaladilla Rusa with tuna belly, taro hash, anchovy emulsion, crispy capers, and fried egg aioli. Featured in The Chefs of Puerto Rico (2024), page 120.

Binder & Ben Binder

Our favorite Holiday Book is The Skies of Puerto Rico—the cover is super avante garde and features some amazing icons of the hummingbird, all seeing eye, and key, which we have a great personal history with. Each page of the book shows such beautiful photographs that tie in with the jewelry design well to create an incredible and immersive experience.

Mitchell

Mushroom and lemon pizza. Featured in The Chefs of Puerto Rico (2024), page 94.

The Reinhold Archive: A

25 Year Retrospective

The Holiday Book celebrates 25 years of an innovative project that combines jewelry with Puerto Rico’s culture and identity.

Historical Events in Puerto Rico (2025)

→ In March, Reinhold Jewelers won the top honor in the Retail Innovation category at the Gem Awards, one of the highest distinctions granted to professionals and companies serving the !ne jewelry and watchmaking industries.

→ Puerto Rican urban music star Benito Martínez Ocasio, better known as “Bad Bunny,” presented the concert series No me quiero ir de aquí: Residency at El Choli, with a total of 31 shows from July through September. The event drew fans from all over the world.

Press & praises throughout the years

Marie Helene Reinhold shared the launch of the Holiday Book “The Arts of Puerto Rico” with the late designer Nono Maldonado in 2013.

The celebration of Puerto Rican art was the inspiration for the 15th edition of the Holiday Book

2019 Holiday Book launch.

Reinhold Jewelers at Plaza Las Américas was !lled with dogs during the

Without a doubt, 2020 was a year that marked the world, and the Holiday Book reflected this through the theme of “Resilience.”

In 2021, the talent of artist Alexis Díaz graced the cover of the Holiday Book

co ee was the star of the 2022 Holiday Book

Puerto Rican

Puerto Rican fashion has outstanding exponents, and their talent was in the spotlight in the 2023 Holiday Book

The 2024 Holiday Book was full of flavor with a well-deserved tribute to Puerto Rican chefs.

El Nuevo Día Magacín has documented the evolution of the Holiday Book

featured the 2022 Holiday Book on its cover.

Magacín

The hands of those who have stitched the history of Puerto Rican fashion with needle and thread were also highlighted.

described the 2024 Holiday Book on its cover as an “ode to flavor.”

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Ada Eternity Band with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,170 (Size options available; price upon request)

Nala Band with a Diamond Center set in 14K Yellow Gold and Black Rhodium Finish Textured Sterling Silver. Price: $810 (Size options available; price upon request)

Gitana Half Eternity Band with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

Halo Band in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,120 (Size options available; price upon request)

Nan Band with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold and Black Rhodium Finish Textured Sterling Silver. Price: $1020 (Size options available; price upon request)

Alex Š epkus

African Bead Necklace with Lilies Clasp in 18K Yellow Gold and Diamonds. Price: $7,825

Martini Ring with a Blue Sapphire and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,290

Martini Ring with a Spessartite Garnet and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,050

Cosmo Ear Cu with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,875

Alishan

Dagger Pendant and Brooch with an Opal Doublet and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold and Patinaed Sterling Silver. Price: $2,900

18” Spiaga Wheat Chain in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,450 (Length options available; price upon request)

Ancient Roman Coin Pendant with Textured Frame in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,885

Aneka

Entwine Blush Necklace with Pink Sapphires, Pink-Red Rubies and Moval Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $66,700

Entwine Blush Bracelet with Pink Sapphires, Pink-Red Rubies and Moval Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $17,400

Anita Ko

Large Claire Earrings in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $8,600

Cosmo Ear Cu in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,700

Galaxy Band Ring with Elongated Cushion Cut Diamond set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $150,600

Bea Bongiasca

Tarallo Stingray Earrings Handpainted with Glossy Deep Blue and White Enamel on Sterling Silver. Price: $1,010

Tarallo Stingray Ring Handpainted with Glossy Deep Blue and White Enamel on Sterling Silver. Price: $920

BECK

Scuba Choker Necklace with a Citrine Pendant on Brown Cord set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,850

Scuba Choker Necklace with a Blue Topaz Pendant on Black Cord set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,850

CADAR

B Home Graduated Link Necklace with Diamonds in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $29,990

Python Link Necklace in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $23,990

Python Short Drop Earrings in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,990

Carol Kau mann

Rocks Flintstones Pendant with Green Tourmalines, Blue Topazes and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold on a Navy Blue Silk Rope Cord. Price: $5,375

Rocks Flintstones Ring with Green Tourmalines, Blue Topaz and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,260

Rocks Class Earrings with Green Tourmalines and Blue Topazes set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,540

Dana Rebecca

Ava Bea Spaced Tennis Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,630

Ava Bea Tennis Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,495

Teddi Paige Fluted Bar Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,100

Teddi Paige Fluted Evil Eye Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,485

Teddi Paige Oval Locket Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,600

David Yurman

Sculpted Cable Open Cocktail Ring with Madeira Citrines and Rubellites set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,200 (Size options available; price upon request)

Sculpted Cable Open Cocktail Ring with Turquoise and Tsavorites set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,900 (Size options available; price upon request)

Sculpted Cable Open Cocktail

Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $9,800 (Size options available; price upon request)

9mm Renaissance Cablespira

Flex Bracelet with Hampton Blue Topazes, Iolites and Amethysts set in 14K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $4,900

9mm Renaissance Cablespira

Flex Bracelet with Amethysts, Pink Tourmalines and Tsavorites set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $14,000

9mm Renaissance Cablespira

Flex Bracelet with Madeira Citrines, Tanzanites and Rhodolite Garnets set in 14K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $4,900

14.5mm Curb Chain Bracelet in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $38,000 (Size options available; price upon request)

8mm Curb Chain Bracelet with Cognac Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $18,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

18mm Curb Chain Bracelet with Black Diamonds set in Titanium. Price: $13,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

11.5mm Curb Chain Bracelet with Diamonds set in Sterling Silver. Price: $11,000 (Size options available; price upon request)

2.7mm Box Chain in 26” and 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,200 (Length options available; price upon request)

Evil Eye Amulet Pendant with an Emerald set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,995

Claw Amulet Pendant with Black Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,800

Memento Mori Skull Amulet Pendant with White and Black Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,200

2.7mm Box Chain in 22” and Sterling Silver. Price: $275 (Length options available; price upon request)

Maritime Compass Amulet Pendant with a Diamond set in 18K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $1,650

2.7mm Box Chain in 26” and 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,200 (Length options available; price upon request)

Octagonal Amulet Pendant with Tiger’s Eye set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,250

Waves Dagger Amulet Pendant with Cognac Diamonds set with 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,200

Life and Death Amulet Pendant with Cognac Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,500

2.7mm Box Chain in 22” and Sterling Silver. Price: $275 (Length options available; price upon request)

Initial Amulet Pendant in Sterling Silver and 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $475

2.7mm Box Chain in 26” and 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,200 (Length options available; price upon request)

Gemini Amulet Pendant in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,450

Cornicello Amulet Pendant in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,250

Evil Eye Amulet Pendant with a Blue Sapphire set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,800

DEZSO

One of a Kind Necklace with Diamonds and Carved Corals Charm set in 18K Rose Gold on Black Leather Cord. Price: $650,000

Dinh Van

Three Menottes Pearl Necklace. Price: $3,140

Engelbert 1920

The Legacy Knot Collier in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $32,500

Francesca Villa

The Destroyer Wrestler Ring with Diamonds, Blue Topazes and Enamel set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $16,760

The Tiger Wrestler Ring with Diamonds, Yellow Sapphires and Enamel set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $13,780

The Hurricane Wrestler Ring with Tsavorites and Enamel set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $12,400

Franco P. & Sons

Success Band Ring with Lab Diamonds set in Sterling Silver. Price: $2,980

Success Band Ring with Tourmalines set in Sterling Silver. Price: $2,560

Success Band Ring with Emeralds set in Sterling Silver. Price: $2,660

Graziela

Bahia Ring in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,500

Bahia Summit Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,750

Bahia Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,800

Bahia Station Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $8,750

Hearts on Fire

Barre Multi-Row Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $162,000

Inside/Out Elongated Flip Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,700

Helena Rose

Grandsize “D”, “E” & “H”

Initial Rings Encrusted with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,590 per ring

Grandsize “K” Initial Ring Encrusted with Emeralds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,590

Grandsize Ribbed “N” & “R” Initial Ring with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,850 per ring

Grandsize “O”, “X” & “Z” Initial Rings Encrusted with Pink Sapphires set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,980 per ring

Grandsize Heart Ring Encrusted with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,300

Heston Design

Textured Oval Link Bracelet in Sterling Silver. Price: $1,300

ITÄ

Yari “Culebra” Nugget Charm Pendant with an Emerald, London Blue Topaz and Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,100

John Hardy

Artisan Series Spear Bypass Flex Cu Bracelet with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $65,000

Artisan Series Spear Ring with a Spessartite Garnet and Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $10,500

Artisan Series Spear Triple Tier Ring with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $12,300

Artisan Series Spear Ring with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,400

John Varvatos

Gothic Column Pendant Necklace in Sterling Silver. Price: $628

Gothic Rounded Narrow Band Ring in Sterling Silver. Price: $328

Gothic Narrow Band Ring in Sterling Silver. Price: $328

in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $10,500

Brown Quartz Beaded Necklace set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,500

Sculptural Star!sh Pendant with Diamonds, Rubies and Sapphires set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,000

King Baby

Thin Braided Double Wrap Bracelet with Red Leather and Three Hamlet Skulls in Sterling Silver. Price: $375

Red Leather Card Holder Wallet with Skull Detail in Sterling Silver. Price: $225

Cutout Cross Ring with Carnelian set in Sterling Silver. Price: $575

Small Eagle Comb in Sterling Silver. Price: $385

Tiled Cross Lighter Case in Sterling Silver. Price: $995

Jade Trau

Constellation Plié Collar Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $12,900 (Length options available; price upon request)

Elephant Charm with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,950

Gothic Wide Band Ring in Sterling Silver. Price: $558

Karina

Choudhrie

Yellow Silk Cord. Price: $980

Sunbeam Luxury Star!sh Pendant with Diamonds, Sapphires and Rubies set

Konstantino

Neda Ring with a Green Amethyst set in Sterling Silver & 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,240

Neda Ring with a Light Amethyst set in Sterling Silver & 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,000

Neda Ring with a Smoky Quartz set in Sterling Silver & 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,000

Luis Morais

Drill Bit Bangle Bracelet with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $14,770 (Size options available; price upon request)

Drill Bit Serpentine Ring in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $3895

Drill Bit Bangle Bracelet with a Diamond Tip set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $12,280 (Size options available; price upon request)

Drill Bit Serpentine Ring in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $3895

Drill Bit Bangle Bracelet with Baguette Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $19,700 (Size options available; price upon request)

MAOR

Annular Bracelet with Malachites set in Sterling Silver. Price upon request

Mosso Medium Link Bracelet in Sterling Silver. Price: $490

Percep Two Wrap Bracelet with Emeralds set in Sterling Silver. Price: $350

Pelham Large Link Bracelet in Sterling Silver. Price: $825

Marco Dal Maso

Flaming Tongue Molten Loop

Narrow Bracelet with Black Diamonds set in Oxidized and Polished Sterling Silver. Price: $2,750

Ulysses ID Bracelet with Black Diamonds set in Oxidized Sterling Silver. Price: $625

Lash Cylinder Bracelet with Black Leather, Black Enamel and Black Diamonds set in Oxidized Sterling Silver. Price: $780

Diamonds ’N’ Roses Bracelet with Black Diamonds set in Oxidized Sterling Silver. Price: $405

Lash Triple Wrap Bracelet with Black Leather and Black Diamonds set in Oxidized Sterling Silver. Price: $695

Iron Snake Cu Bracelet with Black Diamonds set in Oxidized Sterling Silver. Price: $2,595

Marla Aaron

Allstone Lock with Garnets set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,695

Allstone Lock with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,330

MARLI

Cleo Slip-On Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $13,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

Cleo Slip-On Bracelet with Lapis Lazuli and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

Cleo Slip-On Bracelet with White Moonstones and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

Cleo Slip-On Bracelet with Onyx and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

Cleo Slip-On Bracelet with Green Agates and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $11,500 (Size options available; price upon request)

Tip-Top Statement Pendant Necklace with Diamonds and Lapis Lazuli set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $5,800

Tip-Top Pendant Necklace with Diamonds and Lapis Lazuli set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $4,000

Life Spinning Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $4,800

Life Spinning Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K White Gold. Price: $4,800

Life Spinning Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,800

Mason and Books

Siren Floret Ring with a Green Tourmaline and Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold and Black Rhodium. Price: $10,400

Messika

Move Romane Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,430

Move Romane LM Ring with Diamonds set in 18K White Gold. Price: $7,740

Move Romane LM Pavé Ring with Diamonds set in 18K White Gold. Price: $9,530

So Move Max Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $71,980

Michael Bondanza

Marquise Ring with a Diamond set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price upon request

Marquise Ring with a Diamond set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price upon request

Marquise Ring with an Aquamarine set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price upon request

Mikimoto

V Code Pendant Necklace with an Akoya Cultured Pearl set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,200

V Code Earrings with Akoya Cultured Pearls set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,900

Monica

Rich Kosann

Points North Locket Necklace with White Sapphires set in Sterling Silver. Price: $1,210

Points North Locket Necklace in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,825

Neptune Sculpted Shell and Star!sh Locket Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,925

“M” Initial Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,535

“R” Initial Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,695

“K” Initial Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,730

NEVERNOT

“Pack Your Dreams” Travel Pendant Necklace with Sleeping Beauty Turquoise set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,895

“Touch the Sky” Travel Pendant Necklace with Paraiba Tourmalines, Blue Sapphires and Diamonds set in 14K White Gold. Price: $8,870

“Always Yours” Travel Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,255

Nouvel Heritage

Latch Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Ring. Price: $7,150

Mini Latch Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,550

Loop Latch Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $59,000

The Bee-sy Bee Bangle Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $43,000

The Botanical Dreamer Bangle Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $42,000

The Early Riser Bangle Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $32,000

The Honey Gatherer Bangle Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $35,000

The Insect Catcher Bangle Bracelet with Red Spinels, Tsavorites and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $32,500

ONDYN

Lina Dangling Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $27,000

PDPAOLA

Pave Glacier Earrings with Cubic Zirconia set in Sterling Silver. Price: $350

Glacier Earrings in Sterling Silver. Price: $180 Pomellato

Together Choker Necklace in 18K Rose Gold with Diamonds set in 18K White Rhodiumplated Rose Gold. Price: $15,550 (Size options available; price upon request)

Together Ring in 18K Rose Gold with Diamonds set in 18K White Rhodium-plated Rose Gold. Price: $3,250

Together Cu Bracelet in 18K Rose Gold with Diamonds set in 18K White Rhodium-plated Rose Gold. Price: $8,650

Renna

Slim Aegean Cu Bracelet with Alternating Sandblast, Polish and Diamonds Scales set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $15,000

Medium Aegean Cu Bracelet with Alternating Sandblast, Polish and Diamonds Scales set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $32,000

Slim Aegean Cu Bracelet with Alternating Enamel, Polish and Diamonds Scales set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $15,000

Large Aegean Cu Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $50,000

Roberto Coin

Love in Verona Filo Medium Flower Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K White and Yellow Gold. Price: $6,300

Love in Verona Filo Flower By-Pass Ring with Diamonds set in 18K White and Yellow Gold. Price: $5,950

Love in Verona Filo Small Flower Earrings with Diamonds set in 18K White and Yellow Gold. Price: $7,250

Venetian Princess Pirouette Large Flower Pendant Necklace with Mother of Pearl and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $24,900

Robinson Pelham

Tiger’s Eye Beaded Necklace with 18K Yellow Gold Clasp. Price: $3,400

Stereo Tiger’s Eye Pendant with Pink Tourmalines set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,200

Rosmundo

Soli Station Necklace with Yellow Sapphires and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $25,850

Frutti Peach Necklace with Carnelian Beads, Sapphires and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,260

Frutti Lemon Necklace with Green Agate Beads, Sapphires and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,350

Ricami Ring with an Emerald and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,980

Sunflower Ring with Diamonds and Yellow Sapphires set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $18,000

Rosmundo Men

24” Onyx Beaded Necklace with Golden Beads in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $1,240

Corno Horn Pendant with Onyx and Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $4,300

Croci Pendant Necklace with a Burmese Ruby and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow and White Gold. Price: $14,490

Corno Horn Pendant Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,970

Corno Horn Beaded Bracelet with Tiger Eye’s and 18K Yellow Gold Horn Charm. Price: $960

Dolce Vita Beaded Bracelet with Lapis Lazuli and an 18K Yellow Gold Center. Price: $1,350

Sevan

Red Rose Carved Ring with a Citrine, Micro Mosaic and Diamonds set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $21,800

Triple Strand Chain in 24K Rose Gold, 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $5,500

Lantern Padlock with Rubies and Diamonds set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $11,750

Red Rose Carved Earrings with a Smokey Quartz, Micro Mosaic and Diamonds set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $27,850

Shiny Padlock with Brown and White Diamonds set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $12,850

Dove in Flight Hinged Bangle Bracelet with Diamonds set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $28,200

Shield Design Padlock with Yellow, Brown and Fancy Diamonds set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $12,200

Large Aspen Leaf Design on a Shiny Padlock with Orange Tourmalines and Diamond Accents set in 24K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $15,450

Two Tone Chains in Sterling Silver and 24K Yellow Gold. Length options available; price upon request

Shinola

44mm Can!eld Speedway

Open Road Automatic Watch with a Blue Dial and Stainless Mesh Bracelet. Price: $3,295

Silvia Furmanovich

Papier mâché Oval Earrings with Lilac Flower Print, Amethysts, Emeralds and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $8,280

Papier mâché Oval Ring with Lilac Flower Print, Purple Sapphires and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $10,120

Sophie Joanne

Bomba Necklace with Malachite Beads and 14K Yellow Gold Clasp. Price: $4,180

Island Flower Pendant with Chrysoprase and Peridot set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,070

Spinelli Kilcollin

Zahra Pavé Hoop Earrings with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,600

Candance Two Band Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow and White Gold. Price: $11,700

Gravity Arc Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,800

Alix Pavé Four Band Ring with Diamonds set in Platinum. Price: $31,000

Zahra Emerald Cut Vert Hoop Earrings with Emeralds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,900

Chloe Vert Four Band Ring with Emeralds and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow and White Gold. Price: $17,200

St. Du Pont

Fender Rollerball Pen with Black Lacquer and Gold Powder Finishes. Price: $1,995

Fender Cigar Cutter with Black Lacquer and Gold Powder Finishes. Price: $295

Fender Lighter with Black Lacquer and Gold Powder Finishes. Price: $2,195

Fender Ashtray with Black Lacquer and Gold Powder Finishes set in Porcelain. Price: $595

Studio Renn

Cacti Coil Earrings with Diamonds set in 18K Blackened White Gold. Price: $22,500

Cacti Cross Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Blackened White Gold. Price: $12,000

Suzanne Kalan

In!nite Necklace with Turquoise Beads and Mini Rondelle with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,000

In!nite Necklace with Pink Spinel Beads and Mini Rondelle with Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $3,000

In!nite Necklace with Citrine Beads and Mini Golden Rondelle in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,400

In!nite Necklace with Chrysoberyl Beads and Mini Rondelle with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,000

In!nite Necklace with Chrysoprase Beads and Mini Golden Rondelle in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,600

In!nite Necklace with Blue Sapphire Beads and Mini Golden Rondelle in 18K White Gold. Price: $1,800

In!nite Necklace with Amethyst Beads and Mini Rondelle with Diamonds set in 18K Rose Gold. Price: $3,000

In!nite Necklace with Pearl Beads and Mini Rondelle with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,700

Sydney Evan

8mm Wallpaper Golden Bead Bracelet with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $18,800

18mm Wallpaper Golden Bead Earrings with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,340

Graduated Wallpaper Golden Bead Necklace with Diamonds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $45,760

Sylva & Cie

Turquoise Bead Necklace set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $16,750

Micro Mosaic Eye Pendant with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. Price: $16,250

Oval Cabochon Ring with a Kazakhstan Turquoise and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. $14,500

Round Cabochon Earrings with Kazakhstan Turquoise and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold and Sterling Silver. $11,750

Syna

Oval Cabochon Pendant with a Pink Tourmaline and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $12,500

Oval Cabochon Pendant with a Blue Topaz and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,650

Sugarloaf Cabochon Pendant with a Lemon Quartz and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,450

Oval Cabochon Pendant with a Moon Quartz and Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $4,650

Paper Clip Rolo Chains in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $3,650 per chain (Length options available; price upon request)

Tabayer

Oera Ring with Diamonds set in 18K White Gold. Price: $4,750

Oera Ring with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $6,250

Oera Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $9,950

Temple St. Clair

Sundial Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $115,000

Deer Garden Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $115,000

Gazelle Garden Bracelet with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $115,000

Three Stories

Bejeweled In!nity Serpent Chain Bracelet with Diamonds, Sapphires, Emeralds and Rubies set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,360

Double Sided Bejeweled In!nity Serpent Necklace with Diamonds, Sapphires, Emeralds and Rubies set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $7,880

Serpent Coil Flip Ring with Diamonds, Sapphires, Emeralds and Rubies set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $5,270

Snake Hoop Earrings with Diamonds and Emeralds set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,420

Double Sided Coiled Snake Individual Charm with Diamonds, Emeralds and Rubies set in 14K Yellow Gold. Price: $2,105

Viltier

Alpha-Edge Letter Charm in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,390 per charm

Alpha-Edge Letter Charm with Diamonds set in 18K Yellow Gold. Price: $1,990-$2,390 per charm (Price upon request)

Yeprem

Golden Strada Statement Necklace with Diamonds set in 18K White and Yellow Gold. Price: $55,200

Y Not Round Earring with Diamonds set in 18K White Gold. Price: $25,000

Colophon

The Reinhold Archive: A 25 Year Retrospective

Reinhold Jewelers, 2025

Project Managers: Yael Reinhold & Mildred Marcano Abrams

Historical Research & Curation: Liz Sandra Santiago

Design & Visual Curation: Allison Cruzado & Edder González Palacios

“Romie” typeface, © Margot Lévêque Studio — used under license

Designed in Puerto Rico and printed in Colombia by Panamericana Formas e Impresos S.A.