Tucked in Green Hills’ Shops on Bandywood, Department Nashville is a refined destination for discerning style seekers. Known for her impeccable curation of fine jewelry, fragrance and eclectic treasures, owner Camille Seven has created a concisely edited inventory of jewelry, scents and tabletop pieces.

Which jewelry collections do you recommend for gift-giving this season, and what makes them special?

The best gifts feel personal, which is why I love Devon Woodhill’s customizable 18-karat lockets and charms. They’re meaningful, intentional and unique. Charms are also a great way to reflect someone’s personality, whether it’s a Jenna Blake hummingbird that evokes a loved one or a Brooke Gregson zodiac pendant. For under $500, Gigi Clozeau is my go-to — her 18-karat gold and colorful resin pieces are easy to layer and highly collectible.

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Carolina Irving & Daughters Sky Vine tablecloth ($475), Sophie Lou Jacobsen Cosmo cordial coupe set ($135), R+D.LAB Helg Calice Millerighe wine glass set ($160), assorted yellow gold fine jewelry by Jade Ruzzo, Sophie Bille Brahe, Jenna Blake, Darius, and Marlo Laz (price available upon request)

What’s your most gift-worthy item this season?

I’m especially excited about Lucy Delius this season — her T-bar pendants are the effortless, fashion-insider gift everyone ends up obsessed with. They come in a range of colors, stones and sizes, and they look beautiful solo or layered. It’s the type of item someone might not buy for themselves, but once they have it, they never take it off.

How do you help customers find the perfect gift?

With fine jewelry, we match pieces to both their aesthetic and their lifestyle, ensuring the gift feels meaningful and wearable. For fragrance, we often recommend discovery kits, which help customers explore at their own pace. And for tabletops, Carolina Irving & Daughters is a favorite — handmade, beautiful and dishwasher-safe. No matter the category, our approach is the same: We listen, we learn and we curate something that feels truly personal. 

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Carolina Irving & Daughters Lily Brown dinner plate ($104.50), Carolina Irving & Daughters Lily Brown dessert plate ($60.50), Carolina Irving & Daughters Lily Brown cereal bowl ($55), Heretic Parfum Scandalwood rollerball parfum ($45), Heretic Parfum Queen of the Night eau de parfum ($65), Heretic Parfum Pistil Whip eau de parfum ($65), holiday greeting cards ($7.50 each), striped linen tablecloths ($125 each), caramel swirl candlesticks ($15)

 

What makes Department Nashville unique?

Department is a discovery-driven boutique — intimate, curated and designed to feel like the home of a chic, well-traveled friend. What sets us apart is the experience. We take time to learn our clients’ styles, rituals and homes so we can help them find pieces that feel truly personal — whether it’s a modern heirloom, a signature scent or a hand-painted tabletop. The space is elevated, welcoming and never intimidating. Every piece has a story — a rare gem in Nashville’s retail landscape.

Address: 2209 Bandywood Drive, Suite G, Nashville, TN 37215

Website: departmentnashville.com

Instagram: @departmentnashville