Venetian style was on full display as the fine jewelry house celebrated its 30th anniversary with a new storefront in Hudson Yards.
Roberto Coin at the opening of his jewelry brand's Hudson Yards location
Roberto Coin at the opening of his namesake line’s Hudson Yards boutique. All photography by Richard Jopson and courtesy of Roberto Coin.

The Scene: A fine gold necklace never goes out of style, but the best craftsmen still make a classic feel new. And, as it turns out, for true jewelry lovers, a new boutique is always something to celebrate.

The Occasion: Luxury jeweler Roberto Coin celebrated 30 years last week with a bevy of celebrations across New York and Miami, its two hometowns. It concurrently opened the doors on a new Hudson Yards boutique and reopened its store in the Miami Design District with two separate, and well-trafficked bashes.

The Locale: In Hudson Yards, Robert Coin’s new shop glittered with burnished golden interiors and dangling chandeliers. Glass cases revealed a treasure trove of fine golden and gem-encrusted jewelry, all finished by hand.

The Crowd: Jewelry makers and distinguished guests alike flocked to the boutiques for a preview of new looks by the designer. Mr. Coin himself was in attendance at both events alongside jewelry lovers, artists, and a runway’s worth of models guiding visitors through the new selections.

Parting Gift: Guests left the evening’s festivities carrying custom engraved Venetian masks, a nod to the line’s roots in the Floating City. If you spot a well-dressed passerby walking the streets of Miami or New York incognito anytime soon, fear not.

Roberto Coin boutique at Hudson Yards

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