David Yurman Supports The Trevor Project With Pride Jewelry Collection Starting at Just $20
The luxury jewelry house dropped 10 limited-edition rainbow-clad designs.
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David Yurman has announced its continued partnership with The Trevor Project, the world’s largest suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ+ young people.
On June 2, the luxury jewelry house released 10 Pride-inspired designs, nine fine jewelry pieces and one orange rubber Cable Bracelet ($20). Now through December 31, 2025, David Yurman will donate 20 percent of the retail price from the fine jewelry pieces and 80 percent of the retail price from the rubber bracelet (100 percent of net profits) to The Trevor Project.
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Shop David Yurman pride collection
The David Yurman x The Trevor Project collection takes some of the designer’s most-loved pieces and puts a rainbow spin on them with pavé rubies, orange sapphires, yellow sapphires, tsavorites (green garnet), blue sapphires and violet sapphires. Styles include dog tag necklaces, beaded bracelets and, of course, the classic Curb Chain design. Plus, the orange rubber Cable Bracelet, retailing for $20, is the perfect entry-level jewelry piece.
David Yurman x The Trevor Project Orange Rubber Cable Bracelet
David Yurman x The Trevor Project Chevron Tag 18K Yellow Gold With Rainbow Pavé
Since the beginning of its partnership with The Trevor Project in 2022, David Yurman has helped to support over 12,500 LGBTQ+ young people in crisis. For this initiative, the brand is pledging a minimum donation of $50,000.
David Yurman x The Trevor Project Spiritual Beads Rainbow Bracelet
Shop the full assortment of Pride designs at davidyurman.com and learn more about The Trevor Project’s exceptional work at thetrevorproject.org. The Trevor Project’s mission is to end suicide among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ+) young people by providing free, 24/7 crisis counseling.
Related: Lady Gaga and Sephora Partner for Pride Month, Helping Customers Support Just by Shopping
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