Slane & Slane, the jewelry company founded by sisters Heath and Landon in 1995, recently unveiled their new Narcissus pavè diamond collection. The collection, named after Narcissus, which legend has it fell in love with his own reflected image, features a patent-pending pavè technique in which the diamonds are set closely together in silver, giving an illusion of mirrored areas. “The Narcissus setting is an indulgent interpretation of a classic technique,” explains Landon Slane. “Narcissus mirrored pieces reflect the beauty of the wearer's world.”
Slane & Slane jewelry is carried in more than 65 boutiques and fine jewelry stores nationwide and in 25 Ritz Carlton Resort shops.






Source: Couture International Jeweler
Oct - Nov 2002 issue