Diana Vincent

Diana Vincent (born 1958 in Trenton, New Jersey) is an American jewelry designer and businesswoman.

Biography Vincent is the niece of American fashion designer James Galanos, whose shows are credited with inspiring her to pursue a design career. She studied at Tyler's Rome campus for a year and graduated in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in fine arts. and became the youngest person (at 26) to win the bi-annual De Beers Diamonds International Award. She won the De Beers award again in Milan in 1986, the only American jeweller to have done so consecutively. She has also exhibited at the National Ornamental Metal Museum (1997) and the Kent State Art Museum (1998). Vincent's jewelry designs have been seen on the red carpet at the Oscars and featured in various fashion publications including Vogue, InStyle, Town & Country, and Modern Bride.

In 2003 Diana Vincent participated in the "Miles of Mules" charity fundraising project where fibreglass mules were placed around the Lehigh Valley area. Her mule, "Jewels", She has also designed exclusive jewelry for charity purposes, such as a brooch to be sold to benefit the breast cancer facility at Bucks County.

Professional affiliations American Gem Society