The precious hi-tech bracelet by Nirav Modi.
The world runs together with the technology and even the traditional India is not an exception. Witness one of the largest jewelers in the world, Nirav Modi. His gaudy jewelry and with widespread use and not suffused with diamonds is a mirage that has enchanted star and (wives of) millionaires. Yet he, too, which certainly does not renounce at craftsmanship of its employees, which contnues from three generations, he has decided to add to its exceptional pieces also a line that was only possible to realize a design with Cad and prototypes printed in 3D with proportions calculated to micron. The turning hi-tech, told, took place at the age of 40 years of age. Billionaire, famous, satisfied with his work and the recognition of its loyal customers (has boutiques in Mumbai, Delhi and New York), Modi has decided to introduce a line, Embrace, which is the fruit of the marriage between jewelry and engineering. One bracelet of Embrace collection, in fact, is made with gold and diamonds (up to 1,600), and may have even 800 junctions. It was inspired from classic elastic hair (Modi copied the one used by his daughter). In fact, the bracelet is flexible and can be expanded to of the wearer. Of course, wear 1,600 diamonds held together by gold is not the same thing as an elastic hair. Even for the price: from 8,000 to 36,000 US dollars. Rudy Serra
