Meet Some Famous William Henry Collectors

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• Cultural groundbreakers in music and film are
  always on the lookout for their next inspiration
  piece. Their choices influence others to adopt
  the look of their favorite star.
• Men have limited choice, but jewelry designed for
  masculine tastes offers a way to make a powerful
  style statement.
• Maybe thats why confident, top celebrities are
  drawn to limited edition jewelry from William
  Henry. Meet some of our famous collectors.

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• In a provocative cover story and photoshoot in
  Flaunt magazine for October 2014, Nick Jonas
  revealed more than his new album.
• He accessorized with a stunning William Henry
  necklace and pendant inlaid with green fossil
  dinosaur bone. Jonas represents the bold, young
  artist with an emerging sense of style.
• Currently, WH offers a tungsten guitar-pick
  shaped pendant, inset with rare green fossil
  dinosaur bone, 100 million years in the making.

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• Known for his gently androgynous look and
  original style, Leto appeared on the cover of
  Flaunt in May 2014, wearing William Henry
  jewelry.
• Letos independent take on red carpet fashion has
  made him a new industry icon, as much for his
  look as his Academy Award-caliber acting turns.
• On the cover, hes decked out in a sterling
  silver snake bracelet, and multiple WH pendants.
  In one image hes skewering a pile of dollar
  bills with a WH pocketknife, featuring Damascus
  steel blade and woolly mammoth bone.

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• Carve out your fashion niche and boost your manly
  cred with a William Henry pocketknife. Each is a
  limited edition that defines functional
  jewelrypart jewelry, part tool.
• The pocketknife is made-to-order for todays
  mobile lifestyle, air travel excepted. Its handy
  for serving cheese, opening an envelope, or
  cutting your way out of a tight spot (use your
  imagination).
• The current Pikatti WMMC folding knife comes
  framed in a wave Mokume Gane pattern, inlaid with
  10,000-year-old fossil Woolly Mammoth bone.

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• Hollywood pro and actor Peter Facinelli has a
  long list of film and TV credits, and rocks a
  personal style that is tastefully classic.
• A fan of William Henry jewelry, he wears their
  cufflinks and collects the extraordinary carved
  knives, saying The quality and craftsmanship is
  undeniable.
• If you covet his cufflinks, like the rich-looking
  set CL2-2 DINO, make friends with this guy. He
  likes to gift William Henry jewelry as well as
  collecting it for himself.

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• When with a formal tuxedo or semiformal suit
  optional in a business environment whenever you
  feel like it, with jeans, no tie, and the right
  kind of shirt and cuff.
• What type collect different styles. On formal
  occasions, go for a black onyx face. Meeting with
  investors, impress with the CL2-3 CORAL set,
  inlaid with 100,000-year-old, blue-black fossil
  coral, set in sterling silver.
• What shirt ideally French cuffs with open
  buttonholes and fine tailoring to show off
  cufflinks, extending two inches below the suit
  sleeve edge.

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• Mantegna is the ideal William Henry man, sure of
  his self-image. He is known to admire fine,
  well-made accessories.
• He collects William Henry jewelry, presenting
  pieces to his closest friends, like playwright
  David Mamet.
• Mantegna commissioned an original WH pocketknife
  when receiving his star on the Hollywood Walk of
  Fame. He also owns the stunning Masters Fairway
  golf tool in rhodium-plated nickel frame with
  diamond pave inset.

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• Strong women need strong accessories, and few can
  compete for an image of strength with the
  beautiful and buff Alexander.
• In high school she showed dual interests in
  theater and sports, great prep for starring roles
  in action films.
• Its no surprise that her knife collection
  includes a William Henry, featuring Mother of
  Pearl and aquamarine gemstones.

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About William Henry

• William Henry is an American luxury brand
  creating jewelry for discerning men.
  Award-winning designs blend ancient arts with
  limited editions by master craftsmen. Each piece
  expresses an original vision, from writing
  instruments to pocket knives sought after by
  celebrities the world over. Visit William Henry
  at www.williamhenry.com.