The Legacy Collection
Our Mother's Day Gift Guide offers treasures meant to be cherished today and passed down tomorrow.
A Mother's Legacy
Once the Queen of France (1774-1792), Marie Antoinette’s sovereignty was marked by excessive opulence leading to both her demise and the end of the French monarchy.
Martha Washington made very deliberate choices when it came to her appearance and jewelry. She believed understated elegance suited her role as wife to a general and later, a president.
"Using Mother’s Day as an excuse to peek into the jewelry boxes of four influential women, I selected four mothers whose jewelry impacted people in their lifetimes and became part of their lasting legacies. While I learned very little about them as mothers, they all embodied strong messaging through their personal style and especially their jewelry."
Emily Satloff, Founder & Designer
Empress Sisi’s most iconic jewelry contribution was her set of diamond and pearl stars, given to her by her husband on their first wedding anniversary.
Throughout her reign (1762-1796), Catherine the Great fully understood that jewelry could be used as a political tool to symbolize Russia’s wealth and power.
