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Jenna Blake is a Los Angeles-based fine-jewelry label founded by designer Jenna Grosfeld. Its designs draw on antique and vintage jewelry forms, including signet rings, chains, lockets, charms, and pieces set with colored gemstones. The label is intended for fine-jewelry customers interested in pieces that combine precious materials with references to historical motifs and informal, layered styling.

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Who founded Jenna Blake jewelry?

Jenna Blake was founded by Los Angeles designer Jenna Grosfeld, whose work grew from her collection of vintage jewelry. Net-a-Porter dates the launch of the namesake label to 2005 [Net-a-Porter](https://www.net-a-porter.com/en-ch/shop/designer/jenna-blake/jewelry-and-watches/fine-jewelry).

What vintage styles influence Jenna Blake jewelry?

Grosfeld cites Art Deco, mid-century design, and French 1940s designers such as Boucheron and René Boivin. Those references appear in pieces such as signet rings, lockets, chains, charms, and colored-gemstone jewelry [Jenna Blake](https://jennablake.com/pages/about).

Are Jenna Blake pieces designed to be worn layered?

Yes, layering is central to the brand's more-is-more philosophy. Its chains, charms, lockets, and rings are intended to build a personal collection rather than follow a short-lived trend [Jenna Blake](https://jennablake.com/pages/about).

What makes Jenna Blake different from minimalist jewelry?

The label favors bold color, architectural shapes, texture, and antique references instead of plain minimal forms. Its catalog includes 18-karat yellow-gold pieces and colored stones such as malachite and emerald [Moda Operandi](https://www.modaoperandi.com/designer/jenna-blake).