The Heiress Collection necklaces, created by Margaret Rowe, are breathtaking, one-of-a-kind works of art that merge ornate vintage elements with exquisite jewels to honor the indulgent and decadent tastes of an heiress.

The Heiress Collection transcends seasonal trends and celebrates what is always 'fabulous' -- rich, vintage design with intricate detailing and a splash of color. "I look at my one-of-a-kind heirloom

necklaces as works of art that strike the perfect balance between modern and vintage," says Rowe. "They evoke individuality and provoke questions and inquiries. If you wear an Heiress necklace, you will be the most glamorous one in the room and feel a sense
of sensual power -- like an heiress. I love creating jewelry, it is the intersection of art and fashion," she adds.

The Collection is regularly featured in Women's Wear Daily and other national fashion publications such as InStyle, Modern Bride, Brides and Bridal Guide. WWD positioned Rowe as a jewelry designer making waves with her one-of-a-kind necklaces that resurrect vintage pieces into a modern silhouette while honoring the intricate design of the glamour era.

Rowe's designs are testament to the lure and magic of color, as she delicately mixes crystal, semi-precious and precious stone combinations to create the perfect rainbow of color that falls gracefully on the neckline. "Vintage and antique elements have provenance, a mysterious history, but usually can't be worn. In an Heiress necklace, I give you colorful, one-of-a-kind, wearable art that commands attention."

Spanning several decades of collecting, Rowe has amassed a collection that numbers over 500 vintage jewelry artpieces, dating from the 1920's through the 1960's. Each piece that enters Rowe's collection is judged on its value as a work of art, its excellence in design and its place in the history of fashion's glamour eras. Rowe uses these selected sculptural masterpieces to create four Heiress Collections per year.

Rowe is actively giving back to the community. She is on the Board of Directors for CASA (Center for Prevention of Abuse and Violence) and has donated Heiress necklaces to several charitable organizations including the Muhummad Ali Center at Barrow Neurological Institute, Nancy Davis Foundation for Multiple Sclerosis, St. Joseph's Hospital and Medical Center, Kivel Campus of Care Auxiliary, Trends Charitable Fund, The Phoenix Museum of History Children's Programs, The Arizona Opera and the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund of New York.