Eiseman Jewels Adds Three New Designer Collections
Collections from Emil Kraus, Mark Henry and Mondrian Co available now
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Just in time for the gift-giving season, Eiseman Jewels NorthPark Center – Dallas’ premier family-owned jeweler – announces the addition of three new collections to its designer offerings. Instore now, elegant German-crafted cufflinks from Emil Kraus, designer Mark Henry’s high-polished gold and colored stone collection, and the Unwritten Collection by Mondrian Co featuring chic charms and unique chain styles.
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Eiseman Jewels announces the addition of three new collections to its designer offerings – German-crafted cufflinks from Emil Kraus, designer Mark Henry’s high-polished gold and colored stone collection, and the Unwritten Collection by Mondrian Co featuring chic charms and unique chain styles.
“We are so pleased to add these incredible collections to our designer offerings – just in time for the holidays. While they are each unique, a common thread through all three collections is their craftsmanship, artistry, quality and timelessness,” remarked Richard D. Eiseman, CEO, Eiseman Jewels. “It is also no coincidence that, like Eiseman, all are family-owned, multi-generational businesses – bringing their own legacies into every piece they create.”
Since 1866, Emil Kraus has represented exquisite jewelry design at its finest. As an independent, family-owned manufacturer, the company combines time-honored tradition with timeless elegance and an uncompromising commitment to quality and aesthetics. The brand’s cufflinks, available exclusively at Eiseman Jewels, are extraordinary masterpieces created by the unification of traditional goldsmith craftsmanship and latest technologies. Our curated selection in store includes cufflinks in 18 karat white or yellow gold, and stone options of onyx, lapis and malachite. For the perfect gift – personalization on the outer rim of the cufflinks is available for some designs.
The colorful collection from Mark Henry Jewelry includes beautiful rings, bracelets and earrings – stunning on their own or stacked and layered. Founded over 40 years ago in New York City, Mark Henry is a family-run fine jewelry brand with a rich heritage spanning three generations.
More than 25 years ago, company founder Mois Medine traveled to Brazil in search of the rarest gem he could find. Searching from mine to mine, he sourced the most phenomenal Alexandrite stones, which would become the cornerstone of the Mark Henry brand. Medine’s enthusiasm and foresight paid off as his jewelry grew more and more sought after by collectors and connoisseurs. Today, Mark Henry jewelry fuses the elegance of European architecture with the richness of Eastern ornamentation. Each creation emerges from this dialogue, balancing structure and soul to become both inspired and profoundly personal.
Mondrian Co, founded by siblings Aesha and Aashin, who came into the industry through the guidance of their parents. The brother-sister duo specializes in trend-forward designs crafted in gold, diamonds, and vibrant colored stones -specifically created to elevate everyday style. With a focus on modern design and evolving trends, Mondrian Co brings a fresh perspective to timeless materials, creating pieces that are current, wearable and lasting.
The company’s Unwritten Collection offers a canvas for the brand’s experimental, uncertain, and purely artistic designer pieces – mostly centered around unique pendants. Every piece is an individual statement, blending different shapes, textures, and inspirations that don’t fit into a traditional mold. How the wearer styles them, what they mean to them and where they are worn is completely unwritten.
The collections by Emil Kraus, Mark Henry and Mondrian Co are available now at Eiseman Jewels’ NorthPark Center salon or at eisemanjewels.com.
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ABOUT EISEMAN JEWELS
Highly regarded as the Southwest’s premier jeweler with gracious and expert service, Eiseman is purveyor to a coveted designer collection, a growing Estate Jewelry Collection, an extensive selection of bridal diamond jewelry and an unparalleled collection of GIA-certified diamonds of impressive quality and size. Eiseman Jewels also boasts an impressive watch collection with manufactures TUDOR, Cartier, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Ulysse Nardin, Louis Moinet, L’Epee 1839 clock creations, and Parmigiani Fleurier, in addition to its Rolex Certified Pre-Owned program and its Eiseman Exceptional certified pre-owned timepieces. Eiseman has also expanded its winder and safe collection featuring Wolf 1834 and Buben & Zorweg.
Eiseman celebrated the grand re-opening of its redesigned and expanded NorthPark Center salon in spring 2025, including three adjoining spaces—a TUDOR boutique, an exclusive Rolex showroom and the Eiseman Jewels salon. As the original family-owned tenant of NorthPark Center, the retailer anchors the most important retail location in the Center and in the southwest. Located adjacent to Neiman Marcus, customers can contact Eiseman Jewels at 214-369-6100 during store hours of Monday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. until 5 p.m., closed Sunday, or by appointment in your home, office or jet.
Eiseman Jewels has recently been selected as a Finalist for Instore Magazine’s America’s Coolest Stores, and has been recognized by WatchPro in its Power List 2026 and as “Best Refurbished Store by a Retailer” in 2025, and by D magazine in its “Best of Big D 2025.” As well, Eiseman has been awarded Modern Luxury Dallas magazine’s “Best of the City” in 2025, 2024, 2023 and 2022, and been recognized by Town & Country magazine as “Best Independent Jeweler” and by National Jeweler magazine as the finest independent jewelry store in the United States.
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