Of course by wide, we mean the collection will be available at SCOOP, Matches London and Ron Herman, as well as the new site dedictated to the line, GrayceByMollySims.com. Sims’ designs follow a bold and festive vibe, with art deco pendant necklaces, chunky charm bracelets and colorful gemstone cocktail rings. The prettiest part of the bling just may be its reasonable price range — all pieces fall between $75-$200.

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The line is currently available on the HSN website. Some of the pieces include a signature fireball pendant with a link chain for $29.95 and a layered twist necklace for $79.95. Crystal point drop earrings for $59.95 and Old Hollywood drop earrings for $49.95 are the definition of glamour. A crystal point cuff bracelet at $89.95 and a deco ring for $49.95 would be fabulous additions to anyone’s jewelry collection. All these pieces of jewelry are sophisticated and glamorous.

Check out HSN.com for more information on the Grayce by Molly Sims jewelry line for beautiful pieces of jewelry at reasonable prices. You’ll be the definition of style with this jewelry.

From the Examiner

The actress is launching a fashion jewelry line called Grayce on the shopping channel in November. The line retails from $30 to $120 and is inspired by Sims’ love of photography and art, combined with references of past decades. Sims and her mother have been collecting vintage jewelry for years, a hobby evident from the line’s wide range of influences.

“All of these pieces are designed so you can change your look from day to day,” Sims said. “Women are never one thing all the time. Sometimes I’m feeling retro, some days I feel more girly, some days I’m more classic. So you can design your different looks around these pieces.”

Sims said the line’s name is derived from growing up in a household where her mother always tried to instill in her a sense of grace.

“It is something I have incorporated into my life to this day, to always be graceful and always be grateful,” she said.

Grayce features a range of styles, including Eighties-inspired metal mesh necklaces and layered neck pieces in gold, silver and hematite. The Deco necklace and cuff are chunky enameled pieces with pavé crystal and metal detailing. Geometric drop earrings with baguette crystals and oversize cocktail rings make up the Red Carpet group, a nod to Sims’ many appearances at premieres and events. Sims noted that unlike television, where she may be called in for a specific scene, designing jewelry has shown her how to achieve the creative process in its entirety.

“It’s great to be a part of something in the beginning, middle and end,” Sims said. “It’s been one of the biggest learning experiences of my life, having a vision and seeing something all the way through.”

Sims was feted last week at a dinner hosted in part by Nate Berkus and Stefani Greenfield, both of whom also have lines on HSN. She joins a roster of celebrity jewelry designers on the network, including Loulou de la Falaise, Serena Williams and Paula Abdul.

“Molly has a distinct sense of style that shines through” in the collection, said John Bosco, senior vice president of jewelry merchandising at HSN.

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