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    SHOPPING

    Jun 28, 2019 6 minutes
    PHOTOGRAPH BY MATTHEW STACEY
    PROP STYLING BY JAMES WHITNEY

    FINE JEWELRY

    EDITORS’ CHOICE

    Signet Jewelry Boutique

    “Sustainably sourced” isn’t a typical jewelry descriptor. Cherry Creek North’s Signet, open since March 2018, defies industry standards, then, with its carefully curated selection of responsibly made pieces (think: conflict-free diamonds, fair-trade gold, repurposed vintage gems) from 30-ish rotating artisans. On a recent visit, we fell for New York goldsmith Pat Flynn’s hand-forged bracelets (pictured, from $1,800) and co-owner Carol Ferguson’s exclusive collection of metallic pendants, cuffs, and earrings. Doing the right thing never looked so grand. 300 Fillmore St., 720-484-5195, signetjewelry.com

    READERS’ CHOICE

    Abby Sparks Jewelry

    1320 27th St., Suite G, 303-957-6502, abbysparks.com

    BABY/KIDS’ BOUTIQUE

    EDITORS’ CHOICE

    Little Wolf Boutique

    Nestled inside Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace is three-year-old Little Wolf, where every item feels as unique as your own tiny animal. Owners Craig and Molly Hakes opened their shop after noticing that many Stapleton children’s retailers carried similar products and that the stores’ aesthetics were as uninspired as their collections. So the Hakeses commissioned a mural of four wolf pups by Colorado artists Pat

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