Beverly Hills-based jeweler Alan Friedman has begun selling what's called Barbie Rocks, which is the first high-end jewelry line inspired by Mattel Ine.'s global icon, and features classic and hip baubles for up to $15,000 for women of all ages. The line, designed by Friedman's wife, Layna, was launched last month. Although While Barbie images are prevalent in costume jewelry, this is the first Barbie collection to enter the upscale jewelry market. The perfectly pink gift for the holidays and located only two blocks from Luxe Hotel. Happy shopping, Ken!
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Barbie sparkles
Beverly Hills-based jeweler Alan Friedman has begun selling what's called Barbie Rocks, which is the first high-end jewelry line inspired by Mattel Ine.'s global icon, and features classic and hip baubles for up to $15,000 for women of all ages. The line, designed by Friedman's wife, Layna, was launched last month. Although While Barbie images are prevalent in costume jewelry, this is the first Barbie collection to enter the upscale jewelry market. The perfectly pink gift for the holidays and located only two blocks from Luxe Hotel. Happy shopping, Ken!
