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      <h2><span>MALIK NABERS x GLD</span></h2>
      <h2>SOMETHING TO REMEMBER</h2>
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        <h3><span>By Kathleen Von Hoffman</span></h3>
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        Being remembered isn’t always something that happens in your mind. Sometimes it’s something you wear around your
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        A chain, a ring, a bracelet. Jewelry is rarely just a decoration, it’s given with an intention, and a reminder
        of a person, a moment, or where you came from.
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        This idea is precisely the foundation of Malik Nabers’ collection LEEK. The six pieces are named after the
        nickname he’s carried from a high school basketball court to the NFL.
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              Nabers talked with tmrw about building his own brand, the first chain he ever dreamed of owning, and the
              lesson he hopes kids carry when they wear his name to the game.
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Being remembered isn’t always something that happens in your mind. Sometimes it’s something you wear around your neck. A chain, a ring, a bracelet. Jewelry is rarely just a decoration, it’s given with an intention

MALIK NABERS x GLD

SOMETHING TO REMEMBER

By Kathleen Von Hoffman

Nabers talked with tmrw about building his own brand, the first chain he ever dreamed of owning, and the lesson he hopes kids carry when they wear his name to the game.

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