Kendra Scott and Dolly Parton Launch Second Jewelry Collection Inspired by ‘I Will Always Love You'
'Every piece in this collection is a reminder to lead with love, authenticity, and shine your light in the world, just like Dolly has always done. Inspired by one of her most iconic songs, you'll find heart and butterfly motifs throughout this collection, representing everything Dolly stands for,' said founder and chief creative officer, Kendra Scott, via statement. 'Dolly is a true icon that means so much to so many of us, and I am thrilled to pay homage to her hit song in this special way.'
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The line features 10 pieces, including heart pendants, floral elements and butterfly-inspired details. Each piece is designed to reflect themes present in Parton's music, such as love, transformation and authenticity.
Both Scott and Parton are known for their philanthropic work. This collaboration supports their ongoing efforts to promote childhood literacy. Proceeds from the collection will benefit the Kendra Scott Foundation's Yellow Library and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, which provide books and educational resources to children.
The collection is available both online at kendrascott.com and in Kendra Scott retail stores. Prices range from $70 to $198.
Scott and Parton debuted their first collaboration in November 2024. The designer has also released collections with LoveShackFancy, Wrangler, Barbie and Lainey Wilson.
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