Jan 19, 2023
The debut will be followed by a reception with refreshments from 8PM-11PM
(PRUnderground) January 18th, 2023

GRISÉ is officially debuting its edgy, modern jewelry and accessories brand with an exclusive New York City pop-up event. The highly-anticipated event is slated for Friday, January 20, 2023, at 11AM-8PM EST, and will be held at 72 Warren Street in New York City.
Shoppers will get their first glance at the unique style and luxe craftsmanship behind GRISÉ. Founder Georgina Ogirri created GRISÉ in memory of her late mother, Griselina, and offers a specially curated selection of highly crafted earrings, rings, necklaces, and sunglasses, all of which will be available for purchase at the upcoming pop-up launch event.
“Whether you’re into minimal basics or statement makers, GRISÉ believes that fashion is not a luxury- it’s a necessity,” said Ogirri.
This belief rings true to the core of each and every item found within the GRISÉ collection. Each piece is designed to be tarnish-free, long lasting, and hypoallergenic, made with luxury materials, including stainless steel and 18k gold plating. Other elements in the collection include recycled brass and resin acrylic.
When the pop-up ends at 8PM, in celebration of the exclusive brand launch, GRISÉ will keep the party going with a fun reception featuring refreshments.
The pop-up and reception are first come, first serve. Pieces will be available in limited quantities, with guests being encouraged to subscribe to the company’s newsletter for restock announcements. Spots can be reserved for free at EventBrite. When the company officially launches, people around the world will be able to shop this showstopping brand’s selection at https://grise-nyc.com.
About GRISÉ
GRISÉ is a new edgy, modern jewelry and accessories brand founded and curated by Georgina Ogirri featuring tarnish-free, hypoallergenic stainless steel and 18k gold plating.
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