Keys with Gisèle Theriault.
Singer
Alicia Keys' jewelry collection
The Barbers Daughters had found a temporary home at the
Collette Blanchard Gallery in NYC. The collection will be sold Monday and Tuesday of next week in hopes of generating buzz for the collection's fall 2010 debut.
Keys teamed up with jewelry designer
Gisèle Theriault who created the line inspired by the poetry and prayers of
Masaru Emoto, author of
The Hidden Messages in Water.
Keys and Theriault connected when the designer was selling jewelry to
Keys' bandmates at one of her shows backstage.
Just as
Keys plans to make her mark in the world of fashion, she releases her fourth studio album,
The Element of Freedom on December 15.
The line of necklaces retail from $85 to $2,500 and is also sold on
thebarbersdaughters.com Web site.
And speaking of freedom Alicia, is your married beau divorced yet?
Photos courtesy of WWD.com.
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