Designer Fashion Jewelry

In 1993, kate Spade launched her brand with the vision of creating simple, sophisticated, and sensible handbags and accessories. With the notion of combining unique materials with refreshing styles, Kate Spade engendered a new concept of design in the jewelry market: the modern classic. While growing up in Kansas City, Missouri, Katherine Noel Brosnahan was both the epitome and antithesis of the All-American girl.


Kate Spade Lace Cuff Bracelet
Intricate floral cutouts are inspired by lace on a romantic, gold-plated cuff.
$195


Kate Spade Deco Lace Hoop Earrings
Wide, snap-post hoops are detailed with elegant cutouts reminiscent of lace.
White metal/rose gold/14k gold fill.
$65


Kate Spade Cube Charm Bracelet
Brightly colored cubes and baubles make lively charms on a goldtone chain-link bracelet.
• Approx. cube dimensions: 5/8"W x 5/8"H.
• 12k gold-plated base metal/plastic.
• Approx. sphere diameter: 5/8".
• Lobster clasp closure.
• Approx. length: 8".
$95

In 1996, the Council of Fashion Designers of America honored Kate's classic designs by awarding her America's New Fashion Talent in accessories. Kate was honored once again by the CFDA in 1998, as Best Accessory Designer of the Year. In 1999, Kate was honored when her handbags were exhibited at the Cooper Hewitt Museum for the First National Design Triennial, celebrating American design excellence. And for her new home collection, Kate was presented with three prestigious design awards in 2004: House Beautiful's Giants of Design Award for tastemaker, Bon Appetit's American Food & Entertaining Award for Designer of the Year, and Elle Decor's International Design Award for bedding.