From Los Angeles to Europe: GK Thomason Prepares to Present Gigi’s Personal Vision of Jewelry
Endorsed by Noubikko, the planned European exhibition introduces a designer whose work places individuality, elegance and lasting quality at its heart. The collection’s theme, “Fit for the Princess, Designed for the Queen,” expresses a balance of grace and confidence. It suggests jewelry with a delicate sensibility and a presence strong enough to become the focal point of an ensemble.
LOS ANGELES, California - October 1, 2026 — Geressa “Gigi” Lopez Thomason is preparing to present her jewelry brand, GK Thomason, to European audiences through a planned exhibition under the Noubikko brand endorsement. The initiative marks a new stage in her creative journey, bringing greater visibility to jewelry conceived around personal expression and distinctive design.
For an audience that appreciates the relationship between fashion and individuality, Gigi’s approach offers an intimate starting point: a piece of jewelry should feel connected to the person wearing it. Her ambition is to create designs that invite that connection through their character, composition and attention to detail.
Gigi’s path into design began with childhood drawing and experiments with her mother’s dresses. Over time, her interests expanded into clothing, leather bags and interiors. Jewelry now occupies the center of her creative attention, offering a space where she can translate ideas into individually conceived pieces.
Pearls, dried flowers and leaves are among the materials she has explored. Their natural variations offer possibilities for compositions shaped by texture, form and the designer’s imagination. Her inspirations also draw on personal experiences, people, places and cultures.
Alongside originality, Gigi values elegance and durability. The ambition behind GK Thomason is to give a piece both visual appeal and the careful execution that makes it rewarding to wear.
Connecting creative expression with international positioning
Noubikko’s endorsement supports the planned introduction of GK Thomason to a wider audience while keeping Gigi’s identity at the center of the presentation.
A Filipino-born American fashion designer, lifestyle authority and entrepreneur, Noubikko brings creative judgment supported by experience in financial analysis, marketing and international business development. His approach considers how artistic work can retain its character while developing a clear and sustainable market presence.
For GK Thomason, that perspective connects the collection itself with the way it is introduced. A coherent presentation helps audiences understand who the designer is, what informs her work and why the pieces deserve their attention.
The planned exhibition is intended to provide an opportunity for that encounter. Visitors will be able to view the jewelry directly, examine its details and discover the aesthetic taking shape under the GK Thomason name.
Quality as part of the design
The collaboration also reflects a shared interest in quality that endures beyond an initial impression.
Across Noubikko’s design interests—including jewelry- that philosophy gives finishing, comfort, and workmanship an essential role in the appeal of a piece.
Gigi’s European introduction will build on this connection between imagination and execution. Its purpose is to bring her work before audiences who appreciate distinctive accessories and the personal choices that make an individual style recognizable.
European exhibition dates, venues, and participating cities have yet to be announced.
For GK Thomason, the next chapter begins with a clear intention: to present jewelry that carries its designer’s imagination and leaves room for the wearer to make it part of her own story.
About Gigi and GK Thomason
Geressa “Gigi” Lopez Thomason is a Los Angeles–based designer whose creative interests include jewelry, clothing, leather bags and interiors. Working under the GK Thomason brand, she currently focuses on one-of-a-kind jewelry with an emphasis on originality, elegance and quality.












