The New York-based jewelry designer Temple St. Clair has entered her shopkeeper phase with her own boutique in Manhattan.
Since Temple St. Clair founded her jewelry brand in 1986, there was one notable business milestone that she had not achieved: opening her own boutique.
That is changing this week, with the opening of an 800-square-foot store on Washington Street in New York City’s meatpacking district. It stands at street level along a tranquil — at least by New York standards — corridor with luxurious neighbors such as Christian Louboutin and the fragrance purveyor Kilian Paris, and just a couple of minutes’ walk from the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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