Find Meira T advertisement with Liza Urla, founder of GEMOLOGUE, on the UK’s largest indoor advertising screen in Harrods!

The photo shoot for Meira T took place in NYC overlooking Central Park and Fifth Avenue. Meira T is a well known jewelry brand in the US. You can find her famous slices in more than 50 department stores and boutiques around the world including Harrods Luxury Jewelry room in London.

I would love to hear what you think by leaving me a comment below. Thank you! You might also like to discover how to style Meira T jewellery in fashion outfits!

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I am extremely happy to announce that my new jewelry book – GEMOLOGUE: Street Jewellery Styles & Styling Tips – is now on Amazon. I’m so excited. It’s the first book of its kind solely dedicated to jewellery. 

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GEMOLOGUE by Liza Urla is a celebration of fine, fashion and vintage jewellery featuring exquisite global discoveries, trendy urban street style, exclusive interviews and rare jewellery reviews.

GEMOLOGUE jewelry blog by Liza Urla is featuring talented jewellery designers, trendy urban street style, exclusive interviews and rare jewellery reviews. This jewellery blog’s goal is to encourage and educate about jewellery online in a fresh and original fashion to inspire women and men across the globe in a fashion and travelling context.

Jewellery blogger, writer Liza Urla, the founder of GEMOLOGUE, is a London-based and NYC-educated gemologist, who has travelled to and lived in many countries. She is now one of the most influential digital jewellery tastemakers. Her jewellery influence has been acknowledged by Financial Times, Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar.

*Photographed by Julia Flit. Styling and Art Direction by Liza Urla. All photos belong to GEM Kreatives for GEMOLOGUE.

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