Cori Miller is the visionary force behind Corielle — a fine jewelry brand born from personal reinvention, generational inspiration, and the belief that heirloom-quality design should feel both meaningful and modern.

A former oncology executive turned designer, Cori’s journey is anything but conventional. After two decades in the pharmaceutical world and raising three children across three states, Cori made a bold pivot. A rare cancer diagnosis — the very one she specialized in — became a powerful catalyt sfor change. With resilience, grace, and a desire to live more intentionally, she left behind corporate stability to pursue something deeply personal: creating jewelry that tells a story.

Raised in a family where jewelry held sentimental weight — from her uncle’s custom designs to her grandmother’s trove of costume pieces — Cori found early inspiration in the objects that connected generations of women. What began as sketching and repurposing vintage finds soon evolved into a full-fledged line of bespoke, collectible pieces. The Corielle Collection is the culmination of years spent imagining jewelry that didn’t exist — jewelry that reflects who we are, where we come from, and who we love.

Each piece is crafted locally in 14k gold and set with natural diamonds or gemstones, designed to be layered, personalized, and passed on. Signature styles like The Lauren and The Joelle pay homage to Cori’s family, while special editions support causes close to her heart — including Fox Chase Cancer Center, where she received her own care.

From Philadelphia to Palm Beach, Cori's clients are independent, sophisticated, and seek more than just beauty — they seek meaning. Whether honoring a loved one, marking a milestone, or expressing personal style, Corielle designs invite wearers to create their own legacy.

In Cori’s words:
“Jewelry should reflect your story — not just a trend. Custom shouldn’t mean complicated; it should feel effortless, personal, and unforgettable.”

As Corielle grows, Cori continues to lead with authenticity and purpose — whether designing new collections, advocating for cancer research, or being a hands-on mom. Her belief?
The harder you work, the luckier you get.