AJF Member Galleries Debut New Rings, Brooches and Sculptural Jewelry March 2026

Art Jewelry Forum published its bi-monthly On Offer roundup on March 2, 2026, assembling a curated selection of wearable art from AJF member galleries around the world. The installment is described as highlighting rings, brooches, pendants and sculptural statement pieces; the excerpt supplied to this desk notes that makers are identified but the excerpt ends before listing artists or galleries.

The On Offer format signals renewed gallery activity for spring exhibitions, but the supplied fragment does not include titles, artists, gallery names, materials or prices. For readers tracking provenance and makers, that absence matters: the On Offer blurb establishes scope and date but does not provide the specific work-level information collectors need to verify materials and origin.

A separate, detailed product inventory surfaced in a commercial listing under the header spelled as Monishamelwani, with several explicit product names and prices that are useful for comparing gallery pricing to direct-to-consumer lines. Notable items include Gold Diamond Pave Snake Ruby Hoops priced at $4,000.00, a Gold Pinched Link Chain Necklace listed from $3,694.00, and a Gold Evil Eye Ball Thin Bangle at $1,898.00. The listing also marks multiple pieces as LAB GROWN, including Gold Plated Lab Grown Diamond and Emerald Flower Earrings at $1,350.00 and Gold Lab Diamond Triple Diamond Hoops at $3,924.00, and shows lab-grown stud prices ranging from From $1,000.00 to $3,236.00 across heart, emerald, marquise and pear cuts. The product text contains an explicit name discrepancy: the site header appears as Monishamelwani while a product line reads Gold Pinched Link Chain Necklace by Monisha Melwani. That spelling inconsistency is recorded in the source material.

Retail deal roundups provide market context for demand and discounting. Dealnews highlighted a Macy’s fine jewelry clearance with items up to 84% off and pictured Macy’s 5/8-TCW Diamond Stud Earrings in sterling and 3K white gold for $199.75, a $701 reduction, with Star Rewards free shipping thresholds at $25 and non-member shipping at $10.95 or free over $49. Kohl’s was listed with 60% off select fine and silver jewelry plus an extra 15% for Rewards members via promo code GET15 and a stackable JEWELRY10 for $10 off $50, with orders of $49 or more shipping free. BaubleBar promotions included a 40% off line for NFL charms and mixed clearance levels up to 70% off. Deal roundups also surfaced value items such as an Amazon staff pick ThunderFit men’s silicone ring 7-pack at $6.99, down from $19.

Groupon-style coupon listings amplify variability in advertised discounts and require caution. Examples in the supplied text include Jared and Kay offering 10% military discounts, Tory Burch selling Embrace Ambition bracelets two for $50, and a puzzling Quiksilver entry that presents both Get 15% Off Your First Order and a separate line that says sign-up and get 30% off your first order. The Fred Meyer Jewelers line in the supplied copy contains a formatting anomaly with a backslash before the phrase extra 10% off select fine jewelry. Those inconsistencies underscore the need to confirm terms and expiration dates directly with retailers.

AJF’s On Offer provides the editorial frame for what promises to be a busy season of gallery presentations; for buyers and collectors, the next step is straightforward. Verify maker names, materials, lab-grown or natural diamond designations, and prices with AJF member galleries and with designers such as the Monishamelwani/Monisha Melwani listing before committing to purchase.