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Kay Jewelers names Teddy Swims chief love officer
Kay Jewelers names Teddy Swims chief love officer

Fashion Network

time28-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Fashion Network

Kay Jewelers names Teddy Swims chief love officer

Kay Jewelers has named artist and style icon Teddy Swims as the brand's inaugural chief love officer. In this role, Swims will help lead Kay's mission to inspire everyone to 'Love Louder' through bold self-expression, meaningful connection, and personal storytelling. As part of the partnership, he also reimagined the 'Every Kiss Begins with Kay' jingle with his fresh energy and unmistakable vocals. "For more than a century, love has guided everything we do at Kay, and Teddy Swims embodies that same spirit in every song he sings, every style choice he makes, and every connection he shares with his fans,' said Stacee Johnson-Williams, president of Kay Jewelers and Peoples Jewellers. 'His authenticity, creativity, and heart make him the perfect partner to celebrate love and style in all its beautiful, bold forms.' Kay will equally sponsor Swims' 'I've Tried Everything But Therapy' North American tour, with the artist performing in Kay jewelry. His stage wardrobe will include alt-metal chains, diamond-encrusted necklaces and rings designed for layering, and stainless-steel bracelets. Lastly, Swims will introduce a Father's Day Assortment featuring a selected range of meaningful gifts that celebrates fatherhood in all its forms. 'I couldn't be more proud to step into my new role as chief love officer for Kay Jewelers. Kay's been in the game for over 100 years, helping people say 'I love you' without even saying a word. And now we're teaming up!' said Swims. 'We're working on my favorite jewelry pieces for every kind of love: Father's Day, self-love days, and those random Tuesdays when you just want to make someone smile. This ain't just a partnership. This is a love story. And we're just getting started.'

Kay Jewelers names Teddy Swims chief love officer
Kay Jewelers names Teddy Swims chief love officer

Fashion Network

time28-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Fashion Network

Kay Jewelers names Teddy Swims chief love officer

Kay Jewelers has named artist and style icon Teddy Swims as the brand's inaugural chief love officer. In this role, Swims will help lead Kay's mission to inspire everyone to 'Love Louder' through bold self-expression, meaningful connection, and personal storytelling. As part of the partnership, he also reimagined the 'Every Kiss Begins with Kay' jingle with his fresh energy and unmistakable vocals. "For more than a century, love has guided everything we do at Kay, and Teddy Swims embodies that same spirit in every song he sings, every style choice he makes, and every connection he shares with his fans,' said Stacee Johnson-Williams, president of Kay Jewelers and Peoples Jewellers. 'His authenticity, creativity, and heart make him the perfect partner to celebrate love and style in all its beautiful, bold forms.' Kay will equally sponsor Swims' 'I've Tried Everything But Therapy' North American tour, with the artist performing in Kay jewelry. His stage wardrobe will include alt-metal chains, diamond-encrusted necklaces and rings designed for layering, and stainless-steel bracelets. Lastly, Swims will introduce a Father's Day Assortment featuring a selected range of meaningful gifts that celebrates fatherhood in all its forms. 'I couldn't be more proud to step into my new role as chief love officer for Kay Jewelers. Kay's been in the game for over 100 years, helping people say 'I love you' without even saying a word. And now we're teaming up!' said Swims. 'We're working on my favorite jewelry pieces for every kind of love: Father's Day, self-love days, and those random Tuesdays when you just want to make someone smile. This ain't just a partnership. This is a love story. And we're just getting started.'

Police file charges against men suspected of robbing Kay Jewelers in Fayette County
Police file charges against men suspected of robbing Kay Jewelers in Fayette County

Yahoo

time23-05-2025

  • Yahoo

Police file charges against men suspected of robbing Kay Jewelers in Fayette County

State police have officially filed charges against two of three men they say were involved in a robbery at Kay Jewelers on Walmart Drive in Uniontown. Nearly $400,000 worth of diamonds and other jewelry were stolen from the store in June 2024. PREVIOUS COVERAGE >>> Armed robbers get away with $60K in jewelry from Fayette County store, state police say '400,000, I mean you can't give up on that, especially putting the people down, face down? You've got to do something about it,' said Shane Layton of Uniontown after hearing of the charges being filed Thursday. One of the two men was identified as Deaundre Butler of Ohio. Police said Butler and another man, who has not been identified, entered the store minutes before it closed. The unknown man told an employee he was looking for a two-karat LEO diamond. Police said he lifted his shirt and showed an employee the handle to a gun, and told her he wanted 'all the LEOs' and ordered her to the back of the store. Police said Butler, who was still in the showroom, ordered the two other employees to lay face down on the floor. Police said employees also said he had a gun in his waistband. According to the criminal complaint, the unknown man told the employee, 'You're going to give me everything in the case.' The employee gave the jewelry to the man, and the two ran off through the back of the store. 'There's no reason to do things like that just to get money in life, you know?' said Jeremy Matthews of Uniontown. A third man — identified as Julius Alls — is also facing charges. He didn't go into the store, but police said he is seen on surveillance video driving a gold truck away from Kay Jewelers after the robbery. Police also linked a BMW that followed that truck after the robbery to Alls through traffic cameras and an incident report from North Carolina. A traffic stop there in February 2024 involved both Butler and Alls. 'It could have been way worse, but the cops did their job,' Layton said. Download the FREE WPXI News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Channel 11 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch WPXI NOW

Thieves smash into jewelry store in Chicago's West Loop
Thieves smash into jewelry store in Chicago's West Loop

CBS News

time20-05-2025

  • CBS News

Thieves smash into jewelry store in Chicago's West Loop

Kay Jewelers in West Loop hit in lunchtime smash-and-grab Kay Jewelers in West Loop hit in lunchtime smash-and-grab Kay Jewelers in West Loop hit in lunchtime smash-and-grab Thieves smashed their way into the Kay Jewelers store in Chicago's West Loop and stole jewelry Tuesday afternoon. Police said at 12:09 p.m., four thieves smashed into the jewelry store in The Maxwell complex at 1010 S. Canal St., and used blunt objects to break the glass containers. They stole the jewelry, and bounced in the car with the goods. No injuries were reported, police said. No one was in custody late Tuesday. Belmont Area detectives were investigating.

3 sought in robbery at Monroe County jewelry store, sheriff says
3 sought in robbery at Monroe County jewelry store, sheriff says

CBS News

time20-04-2025

  • CBS News

3 sought in robbery at Monroe County jewelry store, sheriff says

An investigation is underway after three people robbed a jewelry store in Frenchtown Township, Michigan, on Saturday evening. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office says the robbery happened at Kay Jewelers at 2332 N. Telegraph Road around 6:20 p.m. Three males entered the store, broke display cases and stole an undisclosed amount of jewelry, officials say. The males, who appeared to be in their late teens to early 20s, then left the store in a white Jeep. Deputy Brandon Parker found the Jeep abandoned on Lasalle Road, less than a mile from the store, shortly after the incident. Officials say the Jeep had previously been reported as stolen to the Detroit Police Department. Deputy Dominic Flint and Detective Kenneth Dodds are investigating the robbery. Anyone with information is asked to call the sheriff's office detective bureau at 734-240-7530, Crime Stoppers of Michigan at 1-800-773-2587 or submit an anonymous tip here .

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