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Aurelie Gi launches lab grown diamond jewelry collection – “Star Attraction”

(BROOKLYN, N.Y.) – Aurelie Gi, Chic Pistachio Group’s minimal and stackable demi-fine luxury jewelry brand, announced the debut of their new “Star Attraction” lab grown diamond line with a capsule collection of star motif single earrings. The entire line is created in 14K recycled yellow and/or white gold. Pre-orders are available to retail buyers now on the Chic Pistachio online jewelers’ hub, with delivery beginning mid-August 2022. Additional designs will roll out soon.

“Aurelie Gi continues to become the destination brand for on-trend, 14K gold jewelry that is accessible and sustainable, and having a lab grown diamond option is important for the brand’s target Gen Z and Millennial fan-base,” says Alisa Bunger, the U.S. VP of Sales and Operations. “We are thrilled to launch our initial lab grown diamond collection with a focus on the curated ear party that is taking the nation by storm. Being relevant, timely, and exciting is core to the DNA of the Aurelie Gi brand.”

The design motifs in the Star Attraction earring collection are inspired by literal stars, and each earring is sold individually for mismatching, single piercings, and/or for pairing with other earrings for the popular individualized ear curation trend. The star motif appears in every design, including studs, drops, ear climbers, and hoops with dangling charms. Prices are very accessible, ranging between $110 and $315. Additional designs will launch soon, including other categories such as pendant necklaces, rings, and bracelets made with lab grown diamonds.

The debut Star Attraction earrings are available to view and pre-order here.

For more information on Aurelie Gi, visit ChicPistachio.com or AurelieGi.com or email sales@chicpistachio.com.

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