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California native Melissa Joy Manning unveils the first NYC shop for her eponymous jewelry label. In 2009, Manning was certified green by her home state, and this 1,000-square-foot boutique reflects that environmental consciousness, with the designer’s sustainable, handmade men’s and women’s baubles ($25–$15,000), accessories ($50–$1,500), and sculptures ($250–$5,000) displayed on reclaimed cabinets and tables. Look for elegant opal-and-diamond rings ($2,560), oversize sterling-silver hoop earrings ($65) and 14-karat gold limited-edition labradorite necklaces ($1,125). The store also carries a selection of eco-friendly gifts ($3–$1,500) from other labels, such as Patch NYC and Soap & Paper Factory Stag votive candles ($19) and Stone Works vintage bone-and-steel knives ($150).
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