Spexton Jewelry

Justin Bieber gets Spexton Jewelry

2010-07-09T12:59:00.007-05:00

Justin Bieber showing off his new Spexton diamond and damascus pendant at his BOK Center performance in Tulsa!

Tim McGraw & Lady Antebellum in Spexton

2010-04-13T09:01:00.003-05:00

Black Eyed Peas Get Spexton

2010-04-13T08:49:00.004-05:00

Customer Review

2010-02-03T17:42:00.015-06:00

Dear Spexton,

I recently received my Double "Koenig" Cuff Bracelet in the mail, it landed safely in the UK and only a few days after my birthday too!

The cuff is amazing! It's very comfortable and not too heavy. The extra small size fits perfectly on my slender wrist and isn't too tight.

I cannot get over the outstanding quality finish of the product! I am constantly admiring it under different lighting, the raised surfaces cast brilliant contrasting shadows and the brushed metal finish on top reflects the light stunningly! The indents have fooled many jealous onlookers into thinking it was additionally inlayed with diamonds, however in my personal opinion this piece is perfection in itself and doesn't require diamonds!

The models shown on the Spexton website at the time were only male models, but I made the decision to buy this cuff, and I can assure you it's worth EVERY penny, I would recommend Spexton to anybody not just for their stunning jewelry but also for their superb quality of customer support every step of the way - from deciding which product, blitzing them with questions, to receiving a personal thank you card with the product.

I don't think I will ever buy jewelry from anywhere else again!
Spexton jewelry shall be on my Birthday and Christmas lists from now until the end of time.

Many thanks for such amazing quality,

Tiffany T.
United Kingdom

In-Store Now: Diamond Titanium Tension Settings

2010-01-28T07:00:00.007-06:00

Now available in the Spexton Store, this *awesome* new collection of ladies titanium tension rings.

The perfect bridal or fashion ring, you can chose from several different settings and let us hook you up with a great diamond at a great price, or supply your own diamond for even better savings!

If you're getting engaged this Valentines you still have plenty of time to choose a Spexton tension ring. Are you tired of your current mounting, or do you have a family diamond you don't know what to do with? Stop by and let Nate and Greg show you this exciting collection today!

Britney Spears Wearing Spexton

2009-09-17T12:15:00.003-05:00

We made one of our thin locking bangles as a gift from the BOK Center to give to Britney before her perfomance and she wore it during the show! Here are some pics!

Spexton in the News.

2009-02-06T09:11:00.000-06:00

Greg and I were on local news channel 6 last night looking silly in our dirty work clothes making jewelry orders for Valentine's Day. Check it out!

Customer Review

2008-10-24T13:50:00.001-05:00

Here's a review of the Pinstripe Ring, and the Pinstripe Bead Bracelet:

Hi Nate & Greg,

All is well up my way! I hope all is well at your end too! I just wanted to let you guys know that I received the package today (and in record time too!). The ring looks great and the bracelet is a nice change from the cuffs (i can't stop playing with the magnet lol). Anyways thanks guys and continue making wicked jewelry!

Tammy

Customer Review

2008-10-18T15:15:00.001-05:00

Here's a review of the David Cook Hoop Necklace:

Dear Nate,

My friend Terri and I met you at the ACS fundraiser at Plan B in Tulsa, before Andy Skib's show. Both of us bought necklaces.

Four days before that, my mother had been diagnosed with colon cancer, and although I had been planning to attend that pre-party anyway, it was especially meaningful to me that night. The necklace arrived a little more than a week ago and I am now in Hawaii, helping to care for my mother as she recovers from surgery to remove her tumor.

I've been wearing this necklace every day at the hospital and during the long hours at her bedside, I run my fingers over that smooth surface. And when my mother cries out in pain - her recovery is going to be a slow one - I feel that little bump of a copper brad and I'm reminded that this is just a bump in the road and that the journey is far from over.

I get lots of compliments on the necklace and I already know who will be getting one for Christmas. I wanted you and your partner to know that your work is beautiful and appreciated, and maybe more comforting than you realize.

Thank you and take care.

- Nanea Hoffman

Customer Review

2008-10-18T15:04:00.000-05:00

Here's a review for the Pinstripe Bead Bracelet:

Received my bracelet and I really like it. Already got some complements.

Thank you,

Mark

Customer Review

2008-10-18T12:27:00.001-05:00

Here's a review of the Pinstripe Ring:

Nate and Greg,

Just received the ring today and it looks great! thanks so much for the awesome service and incredible craftsmanship. Just seeing the personal note attached shows the great dedication you guys have, I will definitely be recommending your jewelry to friends and be making another purchase from you in the future.

Mason Norberg
MN, USA

Customer Review

2008-09-21T11:05:00.000-05:00

Here's a review of the Zeek Pendant (September Pendant of the Month)

I received my necklace that you made the other day and it is perfect. Just the right length and beautifully handcrafted.

Judie

Customer Review

2008-09-21T11:02:00.001-05:00

Here's a review of the David Cook Hoop Necklace

I just wanted to thank you for your prompt delivery and for making such a lovely piece of jewelry. I am so impressed with everything I see on your site. There is a good chance I might come back and get something else in the future.

Thanks again,
Jeannine

Customer Review

2008-09-12T14:41:00.000-05:00

Here's a review for the Brushed Copper Ring:

I just want to thank you for the amazing ring you have made for me. I absolutely love it. It will be a part of my life forever. Thank you thank you thank you.

D. Jones

Customer Review

2008-09-12T14:35:00.001-05:00

Here's a review of the Smith Ring:

I got the ring on the 29th of August at my office. Everyone I work with knew that it was coming so they called me out so I could show it off. I have been making sure to show everyone your website.

I have not given it to her yet, probably next week, but the ring is perfect, it is just what she wanted and I just wanted to let you guys know how pleased I am with it. I will be ordering the non-diamond version of the ring for myself shortly. Thanks again(Nate) for working with me and answering all my questions and getting me exactly what I needed.

J. Houston - Proud owner of the Smith ring.
Minneapolis, MN

Introducing: Spexton Bangles

2008-09-08T18:58:00.001-05:00

We're excited to introduce 9 new bangle bracelets for ladies! Made from stainless steel with various inlay patterns and finishes, each one is a work of art.

Every bangle features the Spexton logo on the surface and a glittery 1 point diamond to make this a true luxury piece. If you're looking for a great accessory that you love to wear every day and to any occasion, get one of these bangles and don't look back!

Click Here To Visit The Bangle Shopping Page on Spexton.com

A Night in the Spexton Store

2008-04-17T11:42:00.001-05:00

Cool Customers

2008-04-16T17:42:00.000-05:00

"Smitty" and his fiancée needed a cool ring that would handle a lot of abuse. He came up with a cool knurled ring out of solid steel!

Cool Customers

2008-04-16T12:45:00.000-05:00

The soon to be Mr. and Mrs. Tapp wanted to create a diamond ring to match her unique engagement ring. We set 3 10-point diamonds into a modified Palmer ring to create this very cool Men's wedding band.

Customer Review

2008-04-03T14:14:00.001-05:00

Hi Nate & Greg!

Two words come to mind, Wow & Fantastic!! Not only did you create this custom ring made from solid 316L Stainless Steel per my own specs but the finish you put on it is remarkable!

You two guys have well succeeded my expectations for creating my perfect ring. I should say three of these rings you two made for me. Wanted a couple extra ones to tuck away in case I were to ever loose the one I am wearing.

Nate & Greg, thanks again for making me one happy dude with these rings and also the cool ring boxes they arrived in!

Mark Douglas
('oHIo')

Customer Review

2008-03-31T14:38:00.000-05:00

Here's a note we got from Betsy in the post below this!

Hi Nate and Greg,
Thank you so much for the beautiful hand-hammered cuff. I love love love it! It is my new favorite. It feels so good on my arm I might not ever take it off. Thanks also for the beautiful pendant. I'm sure my friends will be super jealous, which is, of course, my goal. Can't wait to stop in next time I'm in Tulsa. It was a blast meeting you. Betsy

Wonder Women!

2008-03-31T13:52:00.000-05:00

Sana & Betsy stopped by the shop while visiting from Chicago and got some great new wide cuffs, rings, and neckwear. Sana got a knurled copper inlay cuff and Betsy got a brushed hammered one. These make awesome staple pieces that you can wear for a lifetime. Thanks again ladies and we'll see you the next time you're in town!

Random Shots

2008-03-21T16:21:00.000-05:00

Greg and I plotting world domination.

Mom's surprise visit from Mississippi

Natalie and I started drinking at Arnies around 3pm on St. Patricks day in the Blue Dome District that neighbors the Spexton store.

Customer Review

2008-03-13T17:44:00.000-05:00

Nate & Greg,

I just wanted to say I love my "Sacred Hoop" pendant I got today in your shop and I've already gotten compliments on it!! It looks way better in person than on your site and I can't believe how STRONG the magnet clasp is--it is super easy to get on and off and that is the best part! Thanks so much and I can't wait to get more,

Natalie M.

Sacred Hoop Pendant

2008-03-13T17:32:00.000-05:00

By popular demand, we wanted to design something just for the girls! This is a great accessory for spring, a simple brushed steel ring hung on leather with our outstanding magnet clasp.

You have your choice of chocolate brown or jet black leather in different lengths. I recommend getting the 20" one and then it makes a great place to hang your eyewear as the weather heats up and you start hitting the beaches! Click Here to Visit The Order Page

March Pendant of the Month

2008-03-01T16:03:00.000-06:00

Lisa & Rob

2008-02-19T18:12:00.000-06:00

Rob & Lisa wanted a unique, understated ring with a bit of sterling and diamonds. We loved how this stainless steel ring with an offset swirl of sterling inaly came out and I'll be adding this design to the site soon!

Colleen & Rusty

2008-02-12T18:40:00.000-06:00

Collen & Rusty designed this awesome titanium and sterling silver ring with a diamond and knurled edges. Her ring had a lot of texture and we wanted to mirror that in his and it turned out great!! You can check out a similar ring here.

Spexton Gets New Neighbors

2008-02-06T20:56:00.001-06:00

Two contemporary urban dwellings are soon to be added across the street from the Spexton store.

The East unit on the left will occupy a currently empty lot weighing in at 4 stories, while the home on the right will make use of a brick shell of a building used as a backdrop in the 1983 film Rumble Fish, or so the rumor has it. A 3rd level will be added to this structure, defining the look of the bright future of Tulsa's Evolving East End.

The development is the brainchild of East End innovator Micha Alexander, while Freese Architecture has executed the design plans. Both homes are available for purchase.

Give Love. Give Spexton

2008-02-04T19:43:00.000-06:00

Here's the perfect Cupid-Day gift: Our new "Love" stainless steel logo tag necklace. We wanted to do something unique and avoid the stereotypical heart shaped stuff so we came up with this cool stamped tag idea. This necklace is priced at just $50.00 for Valentine's day so grab some up for your sweetie(s). This is also available in a stainless steel ring, and a ladies stainless steel bangle as well!

Also, don't for get to grab up this month's featured $40.00 pendant. The stainless steel necklace pendant features 2 diagonal inlays of copper and a brushed finish. This has always been one of our really popular shapes and it makes the perfect understated accessory. You can get an idea of what it looks like in the post below of Mike wearing a pendant of the same shape and dimensions.

Mike Stops By

2008-01-28T22:11:00.001-06:00

Our neighbor Mike stopped by today and I got some shots of him wearing a basic rectangular steel pendant. One of my pro photographer friends is going to shoot some stuff of him soon so keep your eyes peeled for that!

News on 6 Web Exclusive Feature

2008-01-28T14:05:00.000-06:00

Spexton was featured on Channel 6 News' new dotcom.
Click Here to Read the Full Story and Watch the Video Clip

2008-01-27T17:35:00.000-06:00

Kayla and I went out on the roof for a while yesterday as it has warmed up a bit here. She modeled some of the upcoming pendants of the month and they look AWESOME when worn all together like this! A lot of people ask if we do stuff specifically for girls, and this is a great casual look for women. We'll be adding these pendants to the site soon.

Steel, Copper, and Diamond Ring

2008-01-24T13:17:00.000-06:00

Here's a new ring that turned out very cool. It is stainless steel with 3 copper dot inlays set with 3 point diamonds. It is the same as this ring, but with diamonds added. I had a hard time getting a good photo of it, but it is absolutely stunning in person! These go for $490, and you can substitute the copper inlay for silver, as well as change the width and finish if you'd like. It will be added to the website shortly, or call 877-981-6060 to pre-order.

Spexton on Oklatravelnet.com

2008-01-19T22:55:00.001-06:00

Greg and I were interviewed by Oklatravelnet.com, an online news show highlighting cool things here in Tulsa. In the video you can see me blab about us, but also see the manual lathe as Greg cuts a ring, and me at my polishing station!

New Stainless Steel Necklaces

2008-01-19T14:43:00.000-06:00

Here's one of our new pendant designs that I wanted to show off. This one was hard to photograph, but I think it is awesome. It is a 3 inch long by 1/4 inch wide piece that was dropped out of a custom cuff for a client in LA. We added a 5 point diamond in the bottom to keep it interesting. There are only TWO of these, one without the diamond for $150, and the one with the diamond for $250. If you want one email sales@spexton.com, or call Nate at 877-981-6060.

Here's a pic of it on me so you can see the scale of it. Just a really cool piece, it would look great on a girl or a guy looking for something more forward.

Customer Review

2008-01-18T15:56:00.000-06:00

Dear Nate,

Just a little message to say that my order arrived today and I love it! The note was a fantastic personal touch that I never would have expected. It made the necklace feel much more personal and I can't wait to give it to my boyfriend. I really feel that he'll appreciate that little bit of extra effort that went into the packaging and presentation.

I have to admit, I had my doubts about whether or not the magnet clasp would work well (he's a fidgeter, I can just see him accidentally pulling the necklace off and losing it somewhere) but it's great. It's definitely strong enough to withstand even the worst fidgeting!

Thanks again,

Mel
United Kingdom

How Do Come Up With Your Prices?

2008-01-13T12:15:00.000-06:00

"Spexton customers, by default, are very much indeed Trend Leaders."

This is a great question, and one that comes up now and then so I'd like to take some time to talk about it. The short answer is that you're paying for our existence by buying our jewelry. For the past 4 years, every dime that has come into our account is from selling our jewelry professionally so I'd like to break it down a bit for you by comparing what we do to a few steel jewelry types and some major jewelry designers.

It is important to understand that Spexton, unlike virtually ALL other stainless steel and titanium jewelry, is made with manual tools, not computerized ones. That is why we call it "handcrafted" or "manually fabricated." This means that everything you buy from us is an original with no two being exactly alike. We are basically carving our jewelry on a manual lathe, and then hand sanding and polishing it. We as artists have spent a lot of time on your jewelry.

When you see a stainless steel ring in a store for $10-$20, that ring was mass produced on a computerized lathe in China or India with little to no contact with human hands. There are a few steel jewelry houses here in the US and Canada that hand polish, but they too use computer controlled lathes to do all of the work. These items often have much sharper edges than Spexton, and overall, have a contrived or "cheesy" appearance. They are purchased by wholesale buyers for around a buck a piece, and then marked up to that $10 range--a pretty good profit for a retailer in a low-end gift shop, body jewelry store, etc.

Designer steel companies from Germany like Xen and Teno use the same types of mass computer controlled production, but upgrade the items by adding gold, diamonds, etc. Although I don't know for sure, I'd pretty much bet my life they're using the same Chinese or Indian manufacturers. The difference is in the advertising they buy to promote their brands, and thus the higher cost. The last time I checked, a full page ad in Dwell magazine, for example, was $30,000 for a one-time insertion. Teno consistently runs full page ads in magazines like GQ, Architectural Digest, among others. This obviously factors into the price you pay as the end buyer. Furthermore, Teno is distributed in the US by a parent company who buys it at a distributor rate, who then marks it up and sells it to wholesale buyers, who then mark it up and sell it out of their retail stores to end users like yourself.

David Yurman Jewelry is another great example. When they first began they touted themselves as a completely made-in-America brand. Now they have started outsourcing to factories in China. This is because they have to keep their production costs as low as possible so they can spend scores of millions on advertising. A simple $350 David Yurman sterling silver chain has MAYBE $10 or $15 worth of silver, but you pay for the Name, and the Name exists because of advertising, which leads me to one of the most important points: Intrinsic Value.

Ask yourself, why would somebody spend $350 on a chain they could get for $30? Why would someone spend $2000 on a handbag? Or $500 on a pair of Jeans? The answer is simple: Status. And what is Status about? FITTING IN. Today a customer came on the chat and was confused by some pricing on our website. He thought a necklace was $150, when it was in fact $250. When he realized the correct price he told me it was "too expensive for me, I'm going to get a David Yurman instead." David Yurman offers no products less than $250, so what he really meant by saying it was too expensive was this: "I'd rather spend the same amount and get the made-in-China-by-the-thousands-name-brand. That way, when I go out people will notice I have on the brand that is popular, which is much more important to me than having a one-of-a-kind-made-by-hand-in-America-purchased-directly-from-the-artist item." That is because this potential customer is a trend follower, and not a Trend Leader. I'm by no means knocking him, there are way way way more followers than leaders. I just want to give you an example of how pricing plays into the emotional value of our jewelry and how we factor that in when we decide on a final price.

Trend Leaders stay ahead of the game simply by doing things differently. Had that customer purchased Spexton, I would once again bet my life that when he went out wearing it he'd have gotten a LOT more attention from our jewelry than any other brand because nobody else would have it but him. In other words, you pay us to make you stand out from the crowd. Spexton customers, by default, are very much indeed Trend Leaders.

So, what do you pay for when you buy Spexton? You pay for the rent on our retail store, rent on our jewelry studio, utilities for both, insurance, accounting services, web hosting, internet connection, mass email marketing, online chat, raw steel, raw titanium, raw leather, magnets, sand paper, buffing wheels, lathes, mills, just bought a new air compressor today, jewelry displays, 800 number, phone lines, merchant account fees, office supplies, part-off tools, end mills, drill bits, coolant, abrasives, gold, silver, copper, diamonds, photography equipment, computer equipment, travel expenses, Print Advertising, Internet Advertising, shipping costs since we don't charge you on the website, mileage on our work truck, and on and on and on. ON TOP OF THAT you've got the amount we've got left over to feed, clothe, and insure myself, my partner, and his daughter and I'm sure I'm still leaving a ton of stuff out but you hopefully get the point.

In conclusion, the cost of Spexton is the cost that supports the modest lifestyle of a talented, hardworking couple who've turned the dream of self-employment into a reality by creating the finest, most unique steel jewelry product on the planet.

Spexton Necklaces Explained

2008-01-11T18:18:00.001-06:00

I was chatting online with a customer from Germany today who asked me to put up some pics of the different types of necklaces we sell with our pendants. I'd mentioned earlier I wanted to show everybody the magnet claps so I thought this would be a great time to do it!

All of our pendants include a stainless steel ball chain that is 24" long. These are the exact same chains the military uses to hang dog-tags on. You can use clippers (or even an old pair of scissors you don't care too much about) to cut these chains to whatever length you need.

We also carry stainless steel link style chains. The links are about 2mm wide, and they include a lobster claw clasp on the end. These are great if you're wanting a bit more of a dressy look and you never have to worry about taking them off. They're not as easy, however, to put on as our magnet clasps on leather. Also, if you want to remove your pendant, you have to bend open and take off the ring that the claw is hooking into in order to slide it off. It is harder than it looks, and requires 2 pairs of pliers to bend the very strong steel ring. This chain is a great choice if you don't want to swap out your pendant and you don't want the leather one instead!

And finally, the reasons why our magnet clasps are just so very very cool. In November of 2006 we set out to make the strongest, smartest, best looking stainless magnet clasp in the world and we've done just that! The clasps use a neodymium magnet for a freakishly strong hold so you won't lose your necklace. The really cool thing is that they simply screw on and off of the leather. The inside of the open end is threaded, and when you screw the clasp onto the leather, the threads start to cut into it giving you a 100% reliable hold without glue. The best part is that you can cut the leather to make it shorter if you need to, or simply call us and get new leather all together and screw your clasps back on! WARNING: The neodymium magnets are so strong, that those who are fitted with a pacemaker or similar medical device should never handle them as they may interfere with these devices. Also, although we use the finest Grecian leather, it should not be worn in water as that will sharply cut down the lifespan.

Copper Diamond & Steel Medallion

2008-01-10T20:04:00.000-06:00

Here's a fresh pendant idea. We've been cutting off solid round bars of stainless steel into little medallions and adding inlay. Greg had done this one a while back and we really loved the way it looked but decided to put in a diamond and it really makes the copper pop out. It is about the size of a quarter and looks great on a guy or a girl. I'll be adding it to the website soon, if you want to pre-order, just call or email. They go for $280.00 including the necklace.

Handcrafted stainless steel necklace pendant with copper and diamond inlay by Spexton.

"Harris" 22k Gold, Steel, & Rubber Ring

2008-01-07T17:56:00.000-06:00

Here's a great new stainless steel ring we're doing with inlay of 22k gold and rubber. Designed by one of our clients as a wedding ring, we're excited to start making different variations of it. I have a stainless ring with one of these rubber inlays I've been wearing daily for 2 years and the rubber looks brand new. If you keep it clean and moistened (from daily hand washing) it pretty much lasts forever. This ring goes for $580 and you can get it here: Harris Stainless Steel Ring by Spexton

Necklace of the Month

2008-01-06T12:22:00.000-06:00

Howdy! We're doing a featured necklace this month. You see the cylinder a lot in stainless steel jewelry design out there and it looks really nice on. We've made the look a bit more Spexton by adding a brushed copper inlay. There is a lot of texture and glimmer in the pendant and it is about an inch long.
It comes with a dog tag chain and a leather necklace with one of our new magnet claps (which, by the way, are awesome and I'm gonna take a pic of them and put them on here so you guys outside of Tulsa can see how they work because they're killer.) It looks good with either black or brown leather so grab this pendant now at $40, it'll go back to normal price next month.

New Stainless Steel & Silver Cuff

2008-01-05T15:53:00.001-06:00

We created this as part of a suite for a man's wedding set. It matches this ring and has a matching necklace pendant as well. The pic looks pretty good but it is just a killer cuff in person. It is stainless steel with 2 sterling silver inlay stripes. I want to make one with copper or gold in it, and maybe add some more texture by hammering the center. It retails for $490 and the Spexton product page is here: Knurled Steel & Silver Cuff

New Stainless Steel & Gold Cuff

2008-01-04T13:20:00.000-06:00

Here's a new cuff we made during the holiday season. It is hand-hammered stainless steel with two 22k gold stripe inlays and a brushed finish. It turned out really nice. I'll post the matching necklace to it soon and maybe do a a ring. It can be yours for $1000, and the spexton product page is here: Spexton Steel & Gold Cuff

New Year, New Spexton

2008-01-04T00:27:00.000-06:00

Here's a glimpse into the new Spexton store. We're thrilled to have our permenant design/production studio, retail lounge, and residence all in the evolving East End of downtown Tulsa's Virginia Lofts building. We're located on the corner of 3rd and Lansing and are in the studio and store daily from Noon to 7.

Greg and I have long wanted to find a great location to live and work and we've finally found it: Downtown Tulsa is an elegant, classic, beautiful place filled with amazing architecture, an enveloping ambiance, and genuinely great people.

Because I've been admittedly terrible at coming up with content ideas for blogging, I want to take a more personal approach with the Spexton blog this year with photos and commentary of our lives as designers in the not-so-big-but-we-love-it-that-way city of Tulsa. Aside from showcasing new and custom steel jewelry we're making, I'll be introducing you to all there is to see and do in our downtown world.

Spexton Jewelry @ Carmen Marc Valvo Fall 2007

2007-02-09T15:20:00.000-06:00

Spexton cuffs were worn today at the Carmen Marc Valvo Fall Show during the last day of Fashion Wee k in New York.

Bold, elegant cuffs looked stunning alongside Carmen's timeless, and always beautiful designs.

These large cuffs will be available on the website for purchase in the next few days!

Many thanks to the Valvo team for inviting us to participate in this event!

photos linked from Mercedes Benz Fashion Week

Spexton in the News

2006-12-21T09:54:00.000-06:00

Spexton in the News:
Read the Tulsa World article by Jason Ashley Wright showcasing great holiday gift ideas.
Article: "Oklahoma Style"

And remember if you're in Tulsa and need a Spexton fix, drop by Dwelling Spaces and let Mary Beth help you pick out or order the perfect ring, cuff, or necklace! Dwelling Spaces is at 119 S Detroit next to Tsnuami Sushi in the Blue Dome Arts District.

Spexton in the News

2006-12-21T09:31:00.000-06:00

Spexton in the News:

Read the article in the Lovely County Visitor by Beth Bartlett and learn a bit more about us!

You'll also learn about designer Mark Hughes' line of handmade clothing: Regalia. This is a must-visit shop both in Eureka, and on the web: Regalia.com

Article: "Style is Key at New Galleries"