Marissa Collections is proud to announce an exclusive trunk show exhibition of David Webb jewelry on February 28th, March 1st and 2nd with 10% of proceeds benefiting the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples.

World renowned, Manhattan based jeweler, David Webb, will showcase their latest designs recently created from original archival illustrations in their exclusive workshop located above their Madison Avenue store.  An expansive collection of the designer’s iconic animal-inspired and colored jewels will be presented along with new white enamel for summer and a wide collection of gold and diamond rings and bracelets.

“David Webb jewelry is a language of style”, states Jay Hartington of Marissa Collections.”We are thrilled to showcase this very special collection in support of the Golisano Children’s Museum of Naples.”

Born in Asheville, North Carolina, David Webb moved to New York City in 1948 at the age of 23 to be at the forefront of fashion. Two years later he had his first Vogue cover and quickly established himself as the go-to jeweler. All of his jewelry was handcrafted in his design studio and singular by nature.  A few of his loyal and legendary patrons included The Duchess of Windsor, Jacqueline Kennedy, Diana Vreeland, Doris Duke, Elizabeth Taylor and Babe Paley.  In 1962 he was asked by First Lady Jackie Kennedy to design the official Gifts of State for the White House and at the height of his success he employed 200 jewelers and 37 setters. Since 1948, every piece of David Webb jewelry has been made in America on premise.

Today the company continues to carry forward his rich tradition of design, craftsmanship and creativity drawing on an immense archive of over 50,000 illustrations that represent the legacy of his unique American genius.