For Future Reference Vintage, an extension of brand development agency For Future Reference, has recently launched its collection of unsigned vintage and estate jewelry at Bergdorf Goodman in New York City. This collaboration brings together the expertise of For Future Reference founder Randi Molofsky, a passionate collector of vintage jewelry, and Excalibur, a renowned supplier of fine estate jewelry and watches based in Los Angeles.
The collection at Bergdorf Goodman features over 50 pieces of vintage jewelry carefully curated by For Future Reference Vintage. These pieces range from the 1940s to the 1980s, with a focus on unsigned jewelry from various eras such as Victorian, Edwardian, and Art Deco. Each piece in the collection is a unique and one-of-a-kind find, making it a treasure trove for jewelry aficionados.
Andrew Mandell, the divisional merchandise manager at Bergdorf Goodman, expressed excitement about introducing For Future Reference Vintage’s assortment to their clientele. He highlighted the timeless yet modern appeal of the pieces, which are sure to resonate with discerning jewelry enthusiasts. The collection strikes a balance between classic elegance and contemporary style, making it a standout addition to the luxury retailer’s offerings.
Randi Molofsky emphasized the growing interest in vintage jewelry among consumers, citing the enduring value and charm of fine jewelry that has stood the test of time. She noted that secondhand jewelry not only benefits the planet but also continues to bring joy to new generations of owners. Molofsky believes that Bergdorf Goodman is the perfect platform to showcase these statement pieces, offering exceptional value and exclusive finds to customers.
In a market where signed estate pieces often take center stage, Molofsky has chosen to spotlight unsigned vintage jewelry through For Future Reference Vintage. This decision reflects a shift in consumer preferences, with a broader audience now appreciating the unique appeal of vintage pieces. Platforms like 1stDibs have played a crucial role in popularizing vintage jewelry, making it more accessible and appealing to a wider range of buyers.
The collection at Bergdorf Goodman is just the beginning for For Future Reference Vintage, as the brand plans to expand its presence to other luxury retailers across the country. Pieces from the collection are also available at select stores in Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland, Nashville, and online. With a focus on one-of-a-kind finds and a commitment to sustainability, For Future Reference Vintage is set to make a lasting impression on the world of vintage jewelry.
