Miriam Salat is excited to announce our support of Water For People. For the month of December, 5% of all web sales will be donated to this extraordinary charity. Do good while you shop–simply make a purchase and 5% will automatically be donated!
Water For People is driven to end the developing world’s safe water deficiency by activating local solutions for holistic water needs. Forever. They work to build a world where all people have access to safe drinking water and sanitation, and where no one suffers or dies from a water- or sanitation-related disease. They strive to continually improve, to experiment with promising new ideas and to leverage resources to multiply our impact. To learn more visit their website www.waterforpeople.org or to make a donation click HERE
The moment you’ve been waiting for…. our petite starlet bangles have arrived! We trimmed about a 1/4 inch from the diameter to accommodate those blessed with petite hands and wrists! Currently the petite starlet bangle is available in ivory, clear, black, transparent black, smokey topaz and peach.
Miriam Salat’s jewelry was featured in the Tadashi Shoji Spring/Summer 2012 Runway Show at NY Fashion Week’s opening day, Thursday, September 8, 2011. The beautiful collection was inspired by “…the enchanting beauty and splendor of the tulip. Rich in it’s color yet delicate in its form…”
Stylist Tina Chai chose bangles, cuffs and rings that complemented the colorful collection of silk linen, embroidered lace, and draped tulle.
Visit our Facebook page to view the full album from NY Fashion Week!
Visit Miriam Salat at The Shops at Columbus Circle, in New York City. The boutique, located on the main floor of the center, radiates a wonderfully eclectic vibe and a welcoming groove, offering visitors an exhilarating shopping experience.
Here’s a view of the shop from the second floor! You can’t miss our over-sized images in the windows!
We love this beautiful shot of the entrance! One of our favorite touches was adding the champagne colored capiz shell chandeliers!
The jewelry is showcased in ornate boxes of carved wood with mother of pearl inlay. Organized by color story, the jewelry is meant to be layered, mixed and matched.
The shop is home to the largest selection of Miriam Salat jewelry in the world, offering over two hundred different styles, plus exclusives and one-of-a-kinds!
For more photos click thru to our facebook album
The Shops at Columbus Circle
10 Columbus Circle
Ground Floor
New York, NY 10019
212.459.8920
The Miriam Salat Boutique is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Miriam Salat opens her very first concept store at The Shops at Columbus Circle, in New York City. The new boutique, located on the main floor of the center, radiates a wonderfully eclectic vibe and a welcoming groove, offering visitors an exhilarating shopping experience.
Here’s a view of the shop from the second floor! You can’t miss our over-sized images in the windows!
We love this beautiful shot of the entrance! One of our favorite touches was adding the champagne colored capiz shell chandeliers!
The jewelry is showcased in ornate boxes of carved wood with mother of pearl inlay. Organized by color story, the jewelry is meant to be layered, mixed and matched.
The shop is home to the largest selection of Miriam Salat jewelry in the world, offering over two hundred different styles, plus exclusives and one-of-a-kinds!
For more photos click thru to our facebook album
The Shops at Columbus Circle
10 Columbus Circle
Ground Floor
New York, NY 10019
212.459.8920
The Miriam Salat Boutique is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. and Sunday from 11:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Tonight, Wednesday, March 30 we’re participating in the Help By Design Event & Silent Auction benefiting Japan. Our friend Alvin Valley put together an amazing night with all entry fees and auction proceeds going directly to the Red Cross. We’ve donated a Crimson Leaf Cuff for the auction, but you can also expect to see amazing items from Chantecaille, Four Seasons, Greenwich Hotel, Issey Miyake, MiN New York and even designer handbags from the personal collection of Tinsley Mortimer! If you are in New York, please join us for a wonderful evening of giving!
Event Details:
When: Wednesday, March 30 2011 | 6:00-10:00pm
Where: The Paramount Bar is providing an exclusive preview for Help By Design prior to its debut this spring.
The Paramount Hotel | 235 West 46th Street | New York
Recommended donation at the door: $40.00
Co-Chairs Fabiola Beracasa | Jim Franzen | Harold Smith | Ryugo Toh | Alvin Valley
Miriam Salat helped Naeem Khan close out NY Fashion Week with some serious style. Over-the-top glamour was on display last night courtesy of the immensely talented Khan, accessorized by Miriam Salat jewelry. Plunging necklines, backless gowns, gilded leather, beads on-top of beads over sequins! This was a Hollywood Oscar-ready collection if we have ever seen one!
Our jewelry was the perfect compliment to Khan’s glittering gowns. Seen here are the Bedazzled Earrings and Evil-Eye Ring.
Mary Alice Stephenson used her impeccable eye for style to pull these 2 collections together, finding the perfect balance between the jewelry and clothes.
Here are 2 more looks from Naeem Khan featuring Miriam Salat Love Earrings.
On StyleCaster.com four fashion bloggers take a trip through the surreal paintings of Hans Bellmer and the stained glass works of Louis Comfort Tiffany set to psychedelic trance music and guided by stylist Lori Goldstein and photographer Shoji Van Kuzumi. Blogger Kelly Framel of TheGlamourai.com modeled the Miriam Salat quilted cuff for her shoot in the Kaleidscope fashion shoot.
Kaleidoscope Eyes- Shot by Shoji Van Kuzumi – Styled by Lori Goldstein
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For the Variety Power of Women event, Kerry Washington perfectly accessorized her boucle Giambattista Valli dress with satin a quilted Bottega Veneta clutch and Miriam Salat quilted cuff, starstudded bangle and imperial ring on one hand, and white vintage cross ring on the other. We love this pairing!
