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Carmel, Indiana 46032
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About Katherine & Josephine
After many years and diverse roles within the jewelry industry, Julie Bishop's next step became clear: founding Katherine & Josephine. Named after her grandmothers, two women who equally inspired and motivated her to pursue her passion, Katherine & Josephine is a tribute to legacy and artistry.
The collection, heavily inspired by Art Deco and Victorian jewelry, came to life after extensive sketching, planning, and research. Focused on bracelets, Katherine & Josephine’s unique marriage of satin straps and metal adornments allows each wearer to create a look as distinctive as they are.
Featuring 14K gold, sterling silver, and both precious and semi-precious stones, Katherine & Josephine also welcomes custom projects, bringing clients' visions to life with elegance and expertise.
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Dreaming of a one-of-a-kind piece? Work with designer, Julie Bishop to make it a reality! With over 10 years of experience and hundreds of custom projects under her belt, Julie brings expertise and creativity to every design. Whether you envision something antique-inspired or contemporary, Julie has done it all and is here to bring your vision to life. Let’s create something unforgettable together!
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Signature Satin
As a child, Julie was rarely seen without a watch. This early fondness for timepieces played a key role in guiding her toward a career in the jewelry industry. It didn’t take long for Julie to realize that her passion for watches extended to bracelets as well. During her time in sales and buying, she envisioned a bracelet concept that was as unique as it was versatile. One night, driving home from work, inspiration struck—she envisioned marrying the elegance of satin with precious metals, diamonds, and gemstones. And so, Katherine & Josephine was born.
Wearers can select a strap, slide(s), and buckle to create their ideal combination. The slides can be swapped out at home, offering the freedom to change strap colors at will. Katherine & Josephine offers two strap lengths—single and double wrap. The double wrap can also be worn as a choker, in addition to a bracelet.
Wearers can select a strap, slide(s), and buckle to create their ideal combination. The slides can be swapped out at home, offering the freedom to change strap colors at will. Katherine & Josephine offers two strap lengths—single and double wrap. The double wrap can also be worn as a choker, in addition to a bracelet.
French Cut Diamonds
From the first moment Julie laid eyes on a piece of jewelry featuring French cut diamonds, she was in love. The French cut dates back to the 14th century, and some believe it earned its name for being especially popular among the French.
You’ll often find French cuts in Art Deco jewelry, with this faceting style also used on sapphires, rubies, emeralds, black onyx, and turquoise. The stone's shape can be square, rectangular, or trapezoidal, and the cut is achieved by faceting the top of the gemstone to create a square table, rotated 90 degrees.
Throughout this collection, you'll notice the use of French cuts, like the Spinner necklace to the right. The square diamond surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds is a French cut.
Shop French Cut Diamonds You’ll often find French cuts in Art Deco jewelry, with this faceting style also used on sapphires, rubies, emeralds, black onyx, and turquoise. The stone's shape can be square, rectangular, or trapezoidal, and the cut is achieved by faceting the top of the gemstone to create a square table, rotated 90 degrees.
Throughout this collection, you'll notice the use of French cuts, like the Spinner necklace to the right. The square diamond surrounded by round brilliant cut diamonds is a French cut.
