Frank & co. Celebrates 27th Anniversary with a Jewelry House
Jakarta. Frank & co. recently opened its first jewelry house in Indonesia to celebrate the brand’s 27th anniversary.
Located in Pondok Indah Mall, this jewelry house embraced a digital art installation that spans 47 x 25 x 6 meters to welcome the guests who wish to admire Frank & co.’s 27th special anniversary collections. A 360 digital art, coupled with a music performance by Tulus, also enlivened the exhibition.
“We have all gathered here and have followed Frank & co.’s journey for the past 27 years, not just as a seller, a buyer, artists or members of the press. But we are also part of the history of Indonesia’s diamond industry,” Frank & co.’s general manager Ferdy Felano was quoted as saying in a recent press statement.
Frank & co. also presented its special collections, namely the Frank Fire Peony and Frank Deer. The Frank Fire Peony includes visually pleasing ladies' rings, earrings, bangles, and pendants adorned with the Frank Fire diamonds.
As the name suggests, the Frank Deer collection —comprising earrings, single earrings, and mismatched earrings— takes inspiration from the animal which symbolizes elegance and fortune. There is also the meticulously designed and timeless Carisse with the Frank Fire diamond as its main star. The Carisse collection encompasses different jewelry sets of necklaces, pendants, earrings, bangles or bracelets, and ladies rings.
Visit Frank & co.’s official website at www.frankncojewellery.com for more information on the collections. Also follow @franknco_id on Instagram.
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