Laila Rowe vintage costume jewelry

Laila Rowe vintage costume jewelry
The history of the Laila Rowe jewelry brand began in 1992. Its founders, Judith Schwartz, a native of the Bronx, and her partner Alexia Crawford, who came to New York from Sydney, Australia, began creating costume jewelry for the company in the early 1990s. In fact, Judith Schwartz had been involved in jewelry design long before founding Laila Rowe. She even had three of her own stores in Manhattan called Nemesis Jewelry. Alexia Crawford ran a wholesale company supplying women’s accessories to department stores, and also had a small retail store in New Haven.
The collaboration between the two friends was successful and the business grew rapidly. They traveled to Europe and Asia and spent a lot of time researching market trends. As a result, on June 28, 2003, the first Laila Rowe store appeared in Columbus, and within a year they opened eight more!. (Based on the article in The New York Times, Sept. 19, 2004)
Traditionally, all pieces are marked on the back side with five-pointed star, or “Laila Rowe”.

Along with necklaces, earrings, bracelets and brooches, the boutiques also sold watches, clocks, bags, umbrellas, bags, scarves, hats and gloves. It is a kind of one-stop shop for women’s accessories – fashion items at affordable prices.
Noteworthy, the name Laila Rowe doesn’t identify a living individual. According to brand founder Judith Schwartz, they wanted a name that everyone would like. “Leila is eclectic and multicultural. Row is traditional. And it’s a beautiful name. ”

Currently, the renewed trademark belongs to WISSAM NOUN.

Laila Rowe vintage costume jewelry