Saturday was a big day in Bailey’s history! Not only did we host an Ippolita trunk show in our Cameron Village location, but Ippolita herself made a personal appearance and it was a HIT! We had customers from all over the state come in to meet Ippolita and see her beautiful new pieces.

Ippolita, who was born in Tuscany and studied the architecture of the Italian Renaissance, has an eye for design and a love for jewelry. Her pieces are one of a kind and handcrafted with the finest stones and metals.

The cooler days don’t just signal the arrival of fall, they also mean it’s trunk show season! Bailey’s Fine Jewelry is thrilled to host some amazing trunk shows this season, including several personal appearances by some top designers.

This Saturday, Sept. 24, Bailey’s will host a John Hardy trunk show at our Greenville location. Our Cameron Village store gets in on the fun too, as it hosts a John Hardy trunk show on Oct. 8.

May marks the beginning of a busy month at Bailey’s, just as I’m sure it does for many of you. This week at Bailey’s we are celebrating nurses and teachers with “Nurses and Teachers Appreciation Week!” From Monday, May 2 through Saturday, May 7, all nurses and teachers can visit any Bailey’s Fine Jewelry location to register for a beautiful David Yurman cuff bracelet.

The holidays are one of our favorite times at Bailey’s. In addition to getting to be a part of so many families’ Bailey Box moments, it’s also a busy and exciting time for trunk shows. This year our trunk show season kicked off with two Slane (formerly Slane & Slane) trunk shows – one in Greenville and one in Raleigh’s Cameron Village. These trunk shows were a special treat because they included a personal appearance from designer and co-owner, Heath Slane.

I can’t believe that we are less than two weeks away from our first Bailey’s Estate, Antique and Vintage Jewelry Show. There will be over $2 million of unique treasures to be enjoyed. Pieces from many different design eras such as Art Deco, Art Nouveau, Victorian and Edwardian will be on display. I’m so excited to see all these styles in one place. Whether you’re looking for your next piece of jewelry or just want to see some beautiful period pieces make sure to stop by Raleigh’s Cameron Village on Wednesday, Nov.