The Diamond Girls
Jemma Wynne Duo Knows How to Become a Celeb (or Regular Woman’s) Best Friend
By Hannah Swiggard //
Everyone knows diamonds are a girl’s best friend, and design duo Stephanie Wynne Lalin and Jenny Klatt of Jemma Wynne fine jewelry know it well. Their captivating collection of pavé diamonds and beautifully colored tourmalines are whimsically irresistible.
The pair have similar backstories — Klatt began creating intricately designed jewelry, mosaic art and tiled furniture as a student at the University of Pennsylvania, while Wynne designed beaded jewelry at American University. Both channeled their creativity and passion independently from an early age until joining forces to form Jemma Wynne.
Their mission is simple: “Our vision is to create jewelry for women who desire a sophisticated look that declares a strong fashion sensibility yet maintains a casual ease,” who add that they founded Jemma Wynne with the intention of creating go-to jewelry perfect for every day.
Jemma Wynne has attracted celebrities and style icons including Reese Witherspoon, Rihanna, January Jones and Olivia Palermo; the latter was spotted just this week sporting her favorite JW pearls at a red carpet appearance. The luxury line has also caught the eye of high-end online fashion retailer Net-a-Porter, where the collection is known to sell out quickly.
See more of Jemma Wynne’s latest collection online at Dallas’s must-stop shop for jewelry lovers, Ylang 23.
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