ISSUE N°1: THE SB JOURNAL LAUNCH - A Timeless Confident Woman

Calling all modern-day Holly Golightlys!

Do you want to be a timeless and confident woman? 

Then Sophie Blake NY Jewelry can help you achieve quintessential beauty.

Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany's


       Audrey Hepburn once said, "Elegance is the only beauty that never fades". 

Sophie Blake NY is excited to launch The SB Journal. The SB Journal wants you to join our community of jewelry lovers, contemporary sophisticates, boss babes, timeless beauties and modern-day Holly Golightly's.

This site will be the place to be in the know of all things Sophie Blake. We are excited to connect with you here as we announce new collections that are handcrafted in New York City, Sophie Blake events that cultivate meaningful connections to timeless jewelry and one another, cultural artifacts that inspire our creations, and to be a source of empowerment for women everywhere.

We want to strive to produce jewelry that is always classic; for the timeless and confident woman. We hope to embody Audrey Hepburn's wise words of being a woman who possesses, "beauty that grows with passing years". Our motivation is to achieve timeless style with an aim to live our lives as ageless poised beauties. If Audrey were alive today she would probably be wearing Sophie Blake Jewelry!

Our inspirations are ....

ARCHITECTURE

Being a New York native surrounded by city skylines and industrial spaces has greatly contributed to Sophie's keen eye for classic architectural structures.
This influence can be seen in the Sophie Blake boutique store that displays modern and sophisticated ambiance with white floors, high ceilings, and industrial fixtures.
Architectural influence in Sophie Blake jewelry design, 14K Gold Josephine Ring, Built in 1924 Gothic Architecture of New York's American Radiator Company.

GEOMETRY

Geometry is an artistic influence for Sophie, who believes shapes and patterns create a classic modernity that's wearable and transcends time.
Geometric influence in Sophie Blake jewelry design, Rose Gold Denisa Ring

CUBIST ART

Sophie Blake's most personal inspirations for jewelry designs come from her childhood spent painting and drawing, travel around the world, and Cubist Art influence. 

14K Gold Charlotte Pendant Necklace

TIME PERIOD: 1920's Art Deco

Art Deco has heavily influenced Sophie Blake jewelry design, which began at a Manhattan studio. Sophie Blake NY curates wearable art from this iconic era.

14K Gold Gatsby Earrings

Sophie Blake NY Grateful to our SB Tribe! 

We'd like to thank our supporters ... affectionately known as The SB Tribe for helping Sophie Blake NY reach our achievements in creating a modern and sophisticated lifestyle brand. We'd like to thank all the women who have helped us build our business and supported us throughout the years. Your support matters and helps our local communities flourish. We hope to continue to inspire you with our newest creations. Stay tuned for our latest collections coming this May! 

What Inspires You?

We want to know what inspires you too and how you express yourself with SOPHIE BLAKE NY Jewelry! 

The SB JOURNAL - Issue N°2 Coming Soon!

Be sure to check The SB Journal often to stay connected with us and say hello on our social pages using #sophieblake and #sophieblakeinspo to show us your jewelry inspirations!

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