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Retail Buzz: Croghan’s Jewel Box debuts new Temple St. Clair Charleston-inspired amulets

Retail Buzz: Croghan’s Jewel Box debuts new Temple St. Clair Charleston-inspired amulets
July 2022
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Plus, Mount Pleasant’s Spa Azure opens a second location downtown, designed by Mary Welch Fox Stasik



Clients can relax post-treatment in the lounge, designed by Mary Welch Fox Stasik, at Spa Azure’s new location in The Jasper on Broad Street.

Treat Yourself
Mount Pleasant’s Spa Azure has opened a second location at the new Jasper mixed-use building on Broad Street. The sophisticated and tranquil space includes a relaxation lounge and four private treatment rooms, designed by Mary Welch Fox Stasik of HGTV’s Breaking Bland. Clients can select from skin-care consultations, waxing and tinting services, and personalized facial treatments ranging from the 60-minute ”Stress Reducer” to the 105-minute ”Red Carpet” or ”Non-surgical Face Lift.” Find Biologique Recherche and Omnilux skin-care products in the spa’s retail shop. 320 Broad St., Suite 103, spaazure.com

Charleston Baubles
Jewelry designer Temple St. Clair has debuted three of her signature rock crystal amulets inspired by Charleston’s design and architecture. The ”Pineapple Gate,” ”Sword Gate,” and ”Rainbow Row” amulets are available at Croghan’s Jewel Box. The New York-based fine jewelry designer has a long-standing relationship with the King Street retailer; her mother lived in Charleston and St. Clair sold her earliest pieces from her Legare Street home. Ten percent of the sale of each amulet is being donated to local nonprofits, including the Preservation Society, Historic Charleston Foundation, and the Humanities Foundation, which develops affordable housing in the Southeast. 308 King St., croghansjewelbox.com

Earrings To-Go
Sisters Carlene Browner and Cassandra Browner Richardson—who have long sold their colorful, geometric polymer clay earrings at the City Market, Celadon Flea, and local pop-ups—have introduced a mobile BR Design Co. shop. The branded ”Queen Julia” truck, named after their mother, who taught them how to make jewelry, features a large wall of hanging earrings. Follow BR Design Co. on Instagram to find out where the mobile shop will be next. shopbrdesignco.com, @br_design_co