Valentine’s Day At Deutsch

For a holiday based on love and affection, it seems like there are plenty of folks out there who are ready to be a Valentine’s Day Scrooge. Despite the holiday being dismissed as a concoction from Hallmark to sell more cards, Valentine’s Day has a storied tradition and a beautiful history that dates back to the beginnings of the Catholic Church. The date was chosen because the Roman Empire martyred two different Christian men, both named Valentine, on the 14th of February in the third century. From February 13th to 15th in Roman society, there was also a pagan festival of Lupercalia — a debaucherous festival that included animal sacrifice and drunken disorderliness. In 496 AD, Pope Gelasius declared February 14th to be Valentine’s Day in an effort to honor the slayed Valentines and to replace the pagan tradition of Lupercalia. Ever since this replacement by the Catholic Church, Valentine’s Day has evolved into the celebration of love and romance that we know today. Shakespeare and Chaucer both romanticized Valentine’s Day in their works, crowning it as the most romantic day on our calendar. Make our storied tradition of love and romance the perfect day for her with a brand-new gift from Deutsch.

Amethyst Amore

Give the gift of color with the jaw-dropping Heart Shape Gemstone Diamond Earring from the designers at Ashi. The gold setting curves around the amethyst heart centerpieces, crested with sparkling brilliant round diamonds and delicate metalwork. This Valentine’s Day is going to be full of flowers and chocolates — let her gift stand out from the crowd with this unique Ashi design. The Amethyst earrings are perfect for a girl who goes for violet looks, but this design is available with crystal blue aquamarine or deep red ruby hearts for a more traditional Valentine’s Day gift.

A Band of Pearls

When looking for a gift that’s off the beaten path, look no further than the brilliant minds at Armenta. A fully women-owned outfit, Armenta always knows what the ladies want. The Pearl Starburst Station Ring is no exception. Giving off those old-world vibes, the band itself consists of edgy, darkened silver, and is dotted with bright yellow gold stations. These starburst-shaped gold stations house gorgeous pearl and diamond accents, giving this spellbinding piece a hint of luxury all the way around the band.

Gift Her the Moon and the Stars

For a starry-eyed Valentine, gift the luscious yellow gold and diamond Luna Necklace by Temple St. Clair. Their celestial-inspired designs have been winning over hearts in the luxury jewelry realm since inception. The circular pendant hosts a gleaming, molded crescent moon with delicately engraved rays. A trio of brilliant round white diamonds glistens among the yellow-gold molded star details. Suspended by a gold hoop with diamond accents, the Luna Pendant shines brightly with any ensemble.

Pink Tourmaline Dream

Knock her off her feet with the Pink Tourmaline Kate Ring by Lauren K. Every single Lauren K piece is a little bit different — she keeps the natural structure of each gemstone intact and designs based on what the gem naturally looks like. A Lauren K original for Valentine’s Day is the perfect way to celebrate a one-of-a-kind love. The pink Tourmaline centerpiece is mounted on lustrous yellow gold with a delicate white diamond pavé. The band holds a path of diamonds that forks at the gemstone mount and highlights the diamond-wreathed pink tourmaline centerpiece. Bring home a slice of pink paradise with the Lauren K Pink Tourmaline Kate Ring.

Link Up with Diamonds and Gold

Give her a classic design with a modern twist with the Etched Gold Diamond Link Bracelet by the designers at Rudolph Friedmann. Each airy gold link on the bracelet chain is finely textured with detailed etching that sets this gold chain apart. As an additional detail, brilliant white diamonds adorn either side of selected links, accenting the chain with a unique shine. Subtle yet charming, Rudolph Friedmann’s attention to detail makes this bracelet the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for the discerning sweetheart.


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