Yael Sonia opens a showroom in Manhattan

November 2013

Yael Sonia opens a showroom in Manhattan

November 2013

Until now, Yael Sonia’s timeless, elegant pieces were all handmade in her existing studio/showroom in Sao Paolo, Brazil. Aiming to further expand the brand in the US, Yael Sonia collaborated with award-winning architect Uli Wagner to create a space in Manhattan where she could cater to her growing roster of clientele, as well as draw inspiration from the ever-evolving artistic energy of Soho.


Yael Sonia

Guests were able to view firsthand the much anticipated space, while enjoying music from DJ Elle Dee. Notable attendees included model Alexandra Richards, wearing Yael Sonia’s Faceted Brilliant Fancy Ring in Lemon Quartz and a Yael Sonia Large Hammered Brilliant Fancy Pendant in Milky Quartz, stylist Nicole Vitagliano, wearing the Yael Sonia Asymmetric Faceted Brilliant Fancy Ring in Milky Quartz and Yael Sonia Asymmetric Fancy Pendant in Onyx, and restaurateur Jennifer Vitagliano, wearing the Yael Sonia Faceted Brilliant Fancy Ring in Onyx and Rutilated Quartz.


Alexandra Richards , restaurateur Jennifer Vitagliano , Megan Maguire Steele, and stylist Nicole Vitagliano

All photos courtesy of Billy Farrell Agency

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