Marla Aaron Jewelry Vending Machine

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Marla aaron jewelry vending machine.

Marla aaron jewelry objects locks. New york based designer marla aaron is installing a vending machine to sell her goods in the brooklyn museum. Marla aaron is selling jewelry out of a vending machine for the holiday season. For many a vending machine may be seen as a device of convenience.

Marla aaron is rethinking the traditional business model of the fine jewelry world. Jewel tools to make your own. Marla aaron a jewelry designer with a company of the same name has been selling her high end products in a vending machine for nearly a year. It was a valentine s day installation and included this short film love is everything in celebration of love.

In select retailers across the country. Today marla aaron s jewelry vending concept gets its first test drive in brooklyn but the ability to easily offer beautiful authentic products to consumers is the direction in which all. Currently housed in a new york city park it offers. Installed this past weekend the machine will stand as a pop up until the end of the year.

But for marla aaron it is about playful innovation and joyous customer experience. It measures 72 inches high 42 inches deep and 30 inches wide with a footprint of 10 square feet. Aaron said she began the process of having the machine built two years ago. The designer just unveiled her first ever jewelry vending machine inside the brooklyn museum in new york.

At first she wasn t sure where it should go. Marla aaron s jewelry vending machine was installed at the brooklyn museum on dec. You can now buy marla aaron s chic lock jewelry via a vending machine at the brooklyn museum. New york marla aaron s fine jewelry vending machine is on the move.

Now the machine has moved not terribly far away but to an area with a distinctly different feel. Late last year the designer launched her ultra creative retail endeavor selling a small selection of her sterling silver and gold signature lock jewelry in a customized vending machine at the brooklyn museum.