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All That Glitters, Part 2

| Lifestyle Staff

By the Lifestyle creative team (main photo: Messika Lucky Move 18-karat rose-gold pendant necklace with moving diamonds encircling a black onyx disc; retail price $5,890)

Weston Jewelers 

Where: Weston Jewelers Town Center (1728 Main St., Weston); Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino (1 Seminole Way, Hollywood)

Did you know? For two decades, founders Ed and Tracey Dikes have helped South Florida clients realize their fine jewelry dreams with a stunning array of bedazzling pieces. Jewelry collections include luxury brands Chopard, Bulgari, Gucci, Marco Bicego and Roberto Coin; on the timepiece side, Weston Jewelers features designer watches from Rolex, Cartier, Montblanc, Michele, and Bell & Ross. The boutique location at Hard Rock is within earshot of the Oculus inside the Shoppes at The Guitar Hotel.

Contact: 954.389.7990 (Town Center), 754.231.2520 (Hard Rock); westonjewelers.com

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