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Cruciani also choker

Published on July 4, 2017

The new Cruciani bracelets and the choker of the 2017 collection. Here are colors and prices ♦
Cruciani’s macramé bracelets are now part of fashion history. After a multitude of variants, it is no surprise, then, that the technique extends to other types of accessories, such as choker. They are also made of 100% made Made in Italy macramé lace in black, red, blue steel, silver and amber lurex in the four leaf clover. Obviously, Cruciani C does not abandon his battle horse, his bracelets. And here’s the new Freedom model, with the word at the center of the bracelet. An important word, which can be chosen in the shades of pink fish, lemon, blue and aquamarine. Together with Freedom, for the summer 2017 comes the tennis bracelet, with Swarovsky crystals hand-applied to the macramé texture. The colors are: soft and delicate pink and sandalwood, to the most flamboyant red to blue navy. Prices: Freedom bracelet 10 euros. Tennis bracelet 35 euros. Choker 12 euros. Lavinia Andorno

In Venice with Fope

Published on June 26, 2017

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Orecchini in oro rosa e diamanti bianchi

Fope celebrates Laguna with the collection Solo Venezia. Pictures and prices of jewelry.
After reaching the listing (at the Milan stockexchange) and after the opening a store in the prestigious location of Piazza San Marco, Fope in VicenzaOro chose to show the first news of the year. One of these is a collection that confirms the roots of the company, one of the most well-known and well-established on the jewelry market. The collection is called Solo Venezia and uses the technique in which Fope is justly famous, the jersey in gold that makes it flexible bracelets (is a patented system). In this case worked with a pattern in gold and diamonds. And Venice? Simply said: the design is inspired by the lace of the island of Burano of the Lagoon. As with other collections of Fope, this is entirely made in Italy, made in the laboratories of the nearby Vicenza, where the company was founded in 1929 and where it continues to operate with a mix of traditional craftsmanship and high technology. Prices: For a ring is the range is between 2700 and 4000 euro model with whites and blacks diamonds.

Bracciale elasticizzato in oro giallo, oro bianco e diamanti — Bracciale a due fili elasticizzato in oro giallo, oro bianco e diamanti

Sautoir in oro con fermaglio di diamanti bianchi

Collezione Solo Venezia. Anello in oro bianco e diamanti

Collezione Solo Venezia. collier in oro bianco e diamanti — Collezione Solo Venezia. Collier in oro bianco e diamanti

Thomas Sabo ready for the winter

Published on June 19, 2017

Anello della collezione Together Diamonds. Prezzo: 698 euro

Together for Autumn-Winter: Thomas Sabo is ready for the new season ♦ ︎
Time flies and is already autumn-winter 2017. Yeah, big jewelery companies, especially those that work on big numbers, reason with an advance of months. German Thomas Sabo, therefore, is already ready for the cold season collection, which revolves around two central themes of our contemporary lifestyle: nostalgia for the unknown and transportation for what is familiar. As always for the German brand, the possibility of scelt is ever varied, with diamond jewelery, sterling silver, or customizable with engraving.
Made of 925 sterling silver, the creations of together collection are embellished in some cases by a gold finish and hand-embossed stones. Together collection is a series devoted entirely to this universal inspiration and the message which is contained in the name of this collection. A heart and a ring with engraving Forever Together are also available in a 9-carat pink gold version and dotted with faceted diamonds. Prices: Pink gold bracelet part 159 euros, with diamonds 179 euros, to climb up to 689 for a diamond ring in pink gold and silver. Lavinia Andorno

Bracciali della collezione Together Diamonds. Prezzi: 289 euro (sopra), 339 euro (sotto)

Thomas Sabo, anello in argento e diamanti. Prezzo: 298 euro

Georg Jensen special north

Published on June 17, 2017

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The Michelsen collection and the special edition by Georg Jensen, the north with a refined and soft design ♦ ︎
The design, not only of jewelry, signed by Georg Jensen is unmistakable: a mixture of Nordic austerity, soft cleansing, rational lucidity. In short, the Danish soul melded in the metal and the graphic sign that determines the shape. No exception is the Michelsen collection presented in the spring. The onyx cabochons, shaped like a black bullet, dotted the shiny silver curves of a wide, but feminine bracelet.
The new collection is inspired by the vast assortment of drawings that are kept in the company’s archives. Because Georg Jensen is also this: modernity, but with a consolidated tradition behind it. And the same talk can be made for special edition jewels that use, alongside classic silver, stones such as rock crystal, prehennite, quartz smoke. Even in this case, the tradition of simple but refined design is respected. Alessia Mongrando

Collier con pendente in cristallo di rocca e prehnite

Bracciale in argento con occhio di tigre

Harry Winston top lot at Christie’s

Published on June 15, 2017

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Anello con smeraldo colombiano con taglio rettangolare firmato Harry Winston. Venduto per 480.000 dollari

An emerald ring of Harry Winston was the king at Christie’s auction in London ♦ ︎
A look at the result of the important Jewels auction of Christie’s in London. The 1870s Victorian parure with diadems and necklace, diamond stars garland, were not the top lot, but ranked third. The set, made by Collingwood & Son, was sold for over $ 404,000 (on an estimated 100-150,000): a good result, but the most prestigious crown is touched by a Colombian Emerald ring with a rectangular cut signed Harry Winston. The ring was sold for $ 480,000 to an anonymous buyer. It should be noted that 44% of sales were concluded online or by phone. Great result also for a Sri Lankan Sapphire pendant with 50.36-carat cushion-shaped pendant, sold for $ 434,000. Federico Graglia

Parure datata 1870 composta da diadema e collana con stelle composte da diamanti

Pendente con zaffiro dello Sri Lanka con taglio a forma di cuscino da 50,36 carati, venduto per 434.000 dollari

Anello con diamante Fancy Deep Brown-Yellow da 12,04 carati. Venduto per 174.675 dollari

Anello con smeraldo colombiano e diamanti, venduto per 205.275 dollari

Spilla con zaffiro del Kashmir taglio cuscino e diamanti. Venduta per 342.975 dollari

Anello con diamante chiarezza VVs2, taglio brillante, da 10,78 carati. Venduto per 251.175 dollari

Prada, jewels like talismans

Published on June 14, 2017

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The Prada Jewelery Collection first video ♦
The bad luck, the misfortune, the negative astral conjunction: call it as you want, but superstition is an inseparable companion of humanity for millennia, perhaps for ever. Failure to understand the events that surround us and explain coincidences with mysteries is the easiest way to make sense of things (and often complicate life). But it is so. Prada also thinks so, and debuts in fashion jewelry with big pendants like tennis balls and, supposedly, able to move away the evil eye.
The video, released to Vogue, seems to indicate it clearly: those jewels are also archaic remedies for the malevolent and seem to have come out of a game of Games of Throne. According to Vogue, “the collection is made of rare, rough elements and each with its unique shape, coupled with natural fibers and sealed with refined silver finishes.” But the pieces use materials such as wood, shells, labradorite, amethyst, quartz chips, rock crystal, which do not seem so rare. It could, however, maliciously be reminded that in fact Prada on Vogue does a lot of advertising. In any case, the Prada jewelry looks in line with Maison’s style, and this is a more sure sign than influence of zodiac signs. Alessia Mongrando

The New New Barocco by Roberto Coin

Published on June 12, 2017

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New pieces from the New Barocco collection signed by Roberto Coin ♦ ︎
The Venetian Baroque is not only an artistic style that characterizes a historic moment, the eighteenth century, but an absolute value. Also for this, years ago Roberto Coin, a jeweler born in Veneto, but with a creativity without territorial boundaries, has introduced among the many jewelery lines the Barocco collection. To this, given the success, is followed by New Barocco.
A couple of years after its introduction, the jewelery line continues to renew: maybe we should call it New New Barocco. In any case, although the jewelery line has been enriched with new pieces, the technique has remained the same: jewels are made of twisted gold. Together with the light, vaporous and rich gold, they glitter white diamonds with round cut, but they are joined to each other to form an elongated oval that resembles a marquise cut stone. On the other hand, Baroque is just a style that uses simple shapes to reach complex goals. Giulia Netrese

Rose, white and yellow gold bangles with colourless diamonds

Rose, white and yellow gold rings with colourless diamonds

Yellow gold earrings with white diamonds

Roberto Coin, rose and yellow gold cuffs with white diamonds

Roberto Coin, Yellow and rose gold rings and earrings with white diamonds — Roberto Coin, yellow and rose gold rings and earrings with white diamonds

Yellow gold collar necklace with white diamonds

Yellow gold rings with colorless diamonds

Silvia Furmanovich in India

Published on June 11, 2017

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Orecchino con cristallo di rocca e perle

The new collection of brazilian designer Silvia Furmanovich is dedicated to India ♦ ︎
There are those who fall in love with their children (everyone), others who falls in love with a man or woman (almost everybody), and others again who falls in love with the cat (good part). Others, like Silvia Furmanovich, a Brazilian designer with a Slavic name, also fall in love with the countries. She fell in love with Egypt, Japan, and Italy. And, now, she is in love with India. To all these countries she has dedicated a collection of jewels. The great and populous Asian subcontinent, with that blend of spirituality and folklore, in fact, is loved from many people. And it looks perfect for creative design by Silvia Furmanovich, who likes to mix elements, techniques, and traditions. In the India collection, for example, forms that derive from the ancient artisan skill in decoration, engravings and decorations, miniatures and icons, are revised with the designer’s eyes. It is what she herself describes as “a delicate balance between tradition and innovation.” Unique pieces, craftsmanship, and sometimes surprising materials: even for brooches and bracelets, necklaces and rings from the new collection, the method by the creative designer is respected.
A good initiative, in short, to celebrate the first 20 years of activity: Silvia Furmanovich opened its own atelier in 1997. But her journey through the world will continue to long. Margherita Donato

Orecchini Paisley con miniature, perle e diamanti

India collection, orecchini con giada e tormalina

Pendente con rubellite briolette, diamanti e quarzo

Orecchini Paisley con miniature e diamanti

Filodamore extends

Published on June 8, 2017

BRacciali con corallo, turchese o crisoprasio

A Filodamore stretching to earrings, necklaces and new bracelets ♦ ︎
Roberto Ricci, founder of Rubinia Gioielli, in Milan, created the brand Filodamore in 2000. The word Filo (means wire in italian), however, must be understood in the sense of ‘with a little’. The first proposal was the Cupid bracelet. Over time, other jewels have been added that play on the double sense of the word, as they have a light cord that joins two ends and is tied to a bow. Now in the Cupid world, understood as a collection, a necklace and a pair of earrings come into play. The necklace is suggested as a pink gold thread, with silver chain, customizable with the seal of the collection, punched or engraved with the symbols of the heart. The earrings are made up of two semicircle pink gold threads, which stop at the ear lobes with a rod or cuff. They are available in two sizes.
Prices: The 9Kt Rose Gold Cup and 925 silver necklace cost 190 euros, while the earrings cost 170 Euros or 220 Euros, depending on size.
There are also two new bracelet interpretations. In the first version, the bracelet buys a stone (coral, turquoise or chrysoprase). In the second proposal, the bracelet has a black leather double band. Prices: 9Kt pink gold Cupid bracelet with hard stone costs 90 euros, with leather band 175 euros. Giulia Netrese

Wonder Woman jewels

Published on June 8, 2017

The bijoux which are inspired to Wonder Woman: for those who dream super powers ♦
Now it is a classic: along with a successful movie, there are those who hasten to propose bijoux on the subject. This is the case, for example, of Wonder Woman. The film, plays by Israeli actress Gal Gadot, is a blockbuster. And so the American chain Alex and Ani has decided to propose some bijoux (they also are sold online) inspired by the heroine capable of saving the world (this is not a news). The mini collection consists of only seven pieces, from the ring to the cuff that is inspired, in effect, to the band-belt of Wonder Woman. The color is yellow: the bijoux is in sterling silver with an external gilding. The price of bijoux is as popular as the cartoon character which has become a movie: it ranges from $ 38 to $ 88. An inevitable accessory for cosplay enthusiasts.
Alex and Ani is a brand founded by Carolyn Rafaelian, who has transformed a family jewelery tradition into a grand style company. The jewelery brand was born in 2004 and at today, the company has donated more than $ 46 million to non-profit associations around the world. An aspect that would please Wonder Woman. Lavinia Andorno

Bracciale ispirato a Wonder Woman. Prezzo: 38 dollari

Bracciale ispirato a Wonder Woman di Alex and Ani

Gal Gadot nei panni, si fa per dire, di Wonder Woman

Pasquale Bruni wins at Couture

Published on June 5, 2017

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At Pasquale Bruni the Haute Couture prize in the Las Vegas contest with the extraordinary 4th Chakra necklace, with 4549 diamonds ♦
We save you the hard work of counting them all: the diamonds of this extraordinary collier are 4549, for a total of 47.05 carats. In addition, there is an emerald of 16.68 carats. It is no surprise, then, that this jewel-masterpiece by Pasquale Bruni is the winners of the Couture Design Award 2017, a prestigious international prize that is awarded during the Couture 2017 in Las Vegas. Pasquale Bruni is the winner of the Haute Couture category chosed by five jury jury experts: Yossi Harari (judge-designer), Julie Thom (owner of Von Bargen’s), Melissa Geiser (jewelry buyer for Stanley Korshak), Katerina Perez and Daisy Shaw .
The collier is called 4th Chakra and consists of an expanse of light diamond flowers that form a heart woven with white gold threads and enriched by an emerald drop. Chakras in Indian philosophy are crucial points in the body, tied to a spiritual dimension. In this case, however, the first part of the human body engaged are the eyes. The drop of emerald, among other things, can be worn on the decolleté or fallen on the back. The necklace also adds soft chandelier earrings. Giulia Netrese

Zendaya con il collier collier in oro bianco e 3754 diamanti di Pasquale Bruni

Modella allo stand di pasquale Bruni a VicenzaOro January 2016

London air for Maria and Luisa

Published on June 5, 2017

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Maria and Luisa (Pianegonda) is preparing to conquer Great Britain with her silver jewelery ♦
If it is a case of personality duplication, it works fine. And it is desirable that healing remains far away. Yes, because Maria e Luisa Jewels is not, as you might think, a company born by two friends, but of the same person: Maria Luisa Pianegonda. If the name tells you something, you guessed it. Now Pianegonda is a trademark belonging to the Bros Manifatture group, while Pianegonda person belongs to itself. In short, another doubling. But it is all the result of the Vicenza designer’s choices, which in 2012 abandoned her brand for a crisis, she explains, entirely personal. She traveled to the eastern countries that arouse apprehension, such as Afghanistan, she helped the Pangea Foundation, which helps women to claim their rights. A journey, even inner, that pushed her to start over. Sold the brand Pianegonda, she chose Milan to launch his boutique: Maria and Luisa Jewels. The choice of the English word is not casual: after relaunching relationships with its former clients in Italy, Maria and Luisa Jewels has the goal of expanding abroad. It is no surprise, then, that a serious headline such as the British magazine Professional Jeweller writes that the Venetian designer’s Maison was preparing to conquer the United Kingdom.
Maria Luisa Pianegonda is a specialist in silver jewelery. But silver worked handmade, very well-treated, treated like gold. She also uses stones such as quartz or topaz to enrich bracelets, rings and necklaces. All jewels are made by artisans in Milan and partly finished in Vicenza, its starting point. The journey continues. Giulia Netrese

Anelli in argento brunito lavorato a mano con quarzi e ametista

Anello in argento brunito lavorato a mano con quarzo milky

Orecchini pendeti di Maria e Luisa Jewels

Chantecler more Enchanté

Published on June 4, 2017

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Orecchini in oro rosa, con cinque elementi in corallo rosso e diamanti bianchi

In Las Vegas, Chantecler also brings the renewed Enchanté collection ♦
In the year of her 70th birthday, Chantecler was sailed from Capri to land in Las Vegas, although there are not sea over there. One news are the red coral earrings and diamond paved on pink gold enriching the already thick Enchanté collection . The collection is inspired by a romantic rock-dug road linking the old town center with Marina Piccola, in Capri. The path is paved with irregular stones and goes down to a blue seas and is unforgettable.
Those variable-shaped stones have become elements that make up a series of jewels in the Maison, which have as a common element a pavé of white diamonds interrupted by placement of hard stones or coral. A tribute to the island of the Mediterranean that saw the birth of the brand, but also to the enchantment that is felt, more generally, facing the sea and the sun. The colors used in the collection are very strong: from red coral, to turquoise, to black onyx, to the kogolong, a white volcanic stone, glossy like ceramic but durable like marble. After all, the Vesuvius volcano is not far away. Giulia Netrese

Anello fascia in oro rosa, con cinque elementi in corallo rosso e diamanti bianchi

Anello in oro rosa, con onice e diamanti bianchi

Anello in oro rosa, corallo rosso e diamanti bianchi

Collezione Enchanté, anello in oro rosa, due elementi in kogolong e diamanti

Collezione Enchanté, collana in oro rosa, kogolong e diamanti

Orecchini in oro rosa, con tre elementi in corallo rosso e diamanti bianchi

Orecchini in oro rosa, con onice e diamanti bianchi

Gumuchian to the female

Published on June 4, 2017

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B collection, bracciale a forma di alveare in oro e diamanti

Hearts and bees in the Gumuchian collections, New York brand by women for women ♦
Anita Gumuchian and the daughters Myriam and Patricia, with ancient Armenian origins and tradition in diamond trade, carry a family tradition in the jewelery industry that dates back more than 100 years. The family arrived from Antwerp in the middle of the last century, now the Gumuchian is New York where they design collections in the Manhattan atelier.

Gumuchian’s jewelery is of a high standard: 18-karat gold, platinum, diamonds and precious stones, as tradition demands. In spring 2017, the American Maison presented the Tiny Hearts collection, which also has a beneficial target for the Babies Hearts Fund for the Columbia Medical Center. The new collection features 18-carat gold-plated jewelry with or without diamonds. The official launch of the collection was shceduled for Couture in Las Vegas. Maison’s motto is “jewels designed by women for women”. Indeed, one can not say that the taste usually attributed to women is not content. Starting from a fair use of gold and diamonds, which give jewels a certain value, beyond the aesthetic pleasure that offers a jewel. Margherita Donato

Gumuchian, collezione Tiny Hearts, orecchini

Gumuchian, collezione Tiny Hearts, pendente

B collection, bracciale in oro 18 carati

Qayten on the wave

Published on June 2, 2017

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Waves and Passion in the great design of the small Maison Bolognese Qayten: here are the novelties ♦
What is creativity, if not an inspiration invading your spirit as a wave? And why the unstoppable force of wave motion has always been associated with passion? Finally, maybe you can’t say “riding the wave” to indicate being fashionable? All the concepts summarized in the new work of Qayten, small Bolognese Maison with design in its DNA and with great ability to innovate (and astonish).
Qayten chose the Couture stage in Las Vegas to present the Ola collection (wave in spanish). And the collection’s necklace is a sea part, where the foam is composed of diamonds, while the blue of the water is summed up with sapphires of different shades. In the grand Nevada happening, Qayten also brings other classy pieces, such as the new Jingle collection necklaces, and the Tribute collection’s diamond festival with rings, earrings and the Passion necklace with marquise or pear cut stones, Which provide a dazzling glow. Alessia Mongrando

A dip at the sea for Misani

Published on May 31, 2017

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The Mediterranean summer colors in jewels interpreted by Misani ♦
Misani, Milanese brand and fine jewelry specialist, landed in Las Vegas to attend Couture 2017. The occasion also serves to show what the company is offering for the summer. And, as the company emphasizes made in Italy of its jewelry, bracelets, earrings and necklaces for the summer, it is inspired by the colors of the Mediterranean, the sea of the house. Not surprisingly, the turquoise color of water, beside red and baroque pearls, stands out. Jewelery, made of gold or silver, is also made of precious stones such as rubies, precious stones such as amazons, quartz, cyanite, amethyst, garnet, peridot or honey. A summer cocktail of shades and materials, sometimes combined with leather. Prices: from 300 to 600 euros in average.
The brand was born in Milan in 1965 at the initiative of Ivo Misani, who had a goldsmith shop in Via Vincenzo Monti. In 2016 after the transfer of ownership, brand revival began, with the opening of a single store store in the city center.

Collana in oro e argento lavorato a mano, perle naturali, rubini, kunzite e diamante. Scomponibile in collana e bracciale

Collana con catena in oro e cianite, elementi in oro lavorato a mano, perla grigia e diamante

Anello in oro lavorato a mano con perla keshi naturale e diamante

Orecchini in oro lavorato a mano con rubino, corallo mediterraneo e diamante

Orecchini in oro lavorato a mano con acquamarina, turchese e diamante

Bracciale doppio filo in cuoio 3 mm argento, perle naturali, corallo e pendente, in oro martellato

Bracciale doppio filo in cuoio 3 mm con elementi in oro lavorato a mano, argento, perle naturali, ametista verde, amazzonite, acquamarina e turchese

Rising Sun for Van Cleef & Arpels

Published on May 29, 2017

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Spilla di Van Cleef & Arpels, diamanti e perle, circa 1930. Photo: Patrick Gries

Van Cleef & Arpels and the masterpieces of Japanese handicrafts in a exhibition in Kyoto ♦
In the West, jewelery is often relegated to minor arts. It’s art yes, but cousin of the True Art, that of paintings and sculptures. In the Orient, instead, decorative arts, including jewelery, but also furniture or weaving, are works of art tout court. This philosophy turned into an exhibition organized in Kyoto, the Japan’s old capital, dedicated to Van Cleef & Arpels. Indeed, the French Maison is compared to Japanese artwork.

The idea is original. Van Cleef & Arpels is known for its unique style and technical excellence. It was founded in 1895 by Alfred Van Cleef, who married the daughter of a precious stone merchant, Esther (Estelle) Arpels. In 1906, Van Cleef & Arpels was established in Place Vendôme and since then has marked jewelery milestones.
In 1925, for example, a Van Cleef & Arpels bracelet wins to the International Exhibition of Modern Industrial and Decorative Arts in Paris. In the 1930s, Maison introduced the Minaudière, a special evening bag and got the patent for its Mystery Set, a unique technique that allows you to set precious stones without visible griffes. There are also the Zip necklace, the Alhambra collection, the famous Ballerinas, the high jewelery. In short, between technical innovation and artistic skill, Van Cleef & Arpels is something more than a jewelery company.
An artisan skill that in Japan was blooming at the end of the Meiji period (1868-1912), with the emergence of Japanese artisans who emphasized the originality and were considered artists. The Kyoto exhibition encourages visitors to compare about one hundred jewels of Van Cleef & Arpels with about 50 equally sublime examples of Japanese handicrafts, including cloisonné enamels, ceramics, lacquers and metal objects. But also of contemporary Japanese craftsmen such as Moriguchi Kunihiko, a yuzen dye master, Kitamura Takeshi, an important weave artist, raca tatenishiki, Nakagawa Kiyotsugu, Hattori Shunsho, Miwa Kyusetsu XII (Miwa Ryosaku).

Van Cleef & Arpels, ciondolo a forma di uccello, 1971-72

L'immagine di locandina della mostra — L’immagine di locandina della mostra

Clip Fucsia, in platino, oro, diamanti e rubini, 1968: utilizza il Mystery Set

Van Cleef & Arpels, spilla Art Deco, 1930

Do not forget about Harry Winston

Published on May 28, 2017

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Orecchini pendenti della collezione Forget-me-not

Do not forget about me, blooms in the Harry Winston collection ♦
Let’s say it straight away: romantic love is a good thing. But when it’s accompanied by a jewel is even better. On the other hand, gifting a jewel is a way to tie a woman to yourself. In short, it’s like saying it: remember me, do not forget. And that is why the forget-me-not flower is associated with hearts affair. And sometimes it is also associated with jewels, such as Harry Winston’s Forget-Me-Not collection.
As you will know, Maison Harry Winston is one of the most renowned for its diamond jewelery. And here, in fact, that the flowered meadow with forget-me-not flower is composed of diamonds on white gold. All the jewels (two necklaces, earrings, ring bracelet and even a pendant) proposed reproduce the corolla with six flower petals with pear-shaped, rounded and marquise stones. Needless to say that diamonds are top quality. And, in fact, how you could forget who gives you one? Lavinia Andorno

Bracciale di diamantii della collezione Forget-me-not

Harry Winston, collana della collezione Forget-me-not

Sutra in green

Published on May 27, 2017

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An extraordinary necklace with diamonds and emeralds of Sutra. Watch the video ♦
Green is the color of the year 2017, according to Pantone. But, actually, in jewelery green is always been fashionable. Especially if the color of the leaves is what is reflected by precious emeralds. Sutra, Maison guided by Arpita Navlakha, with a workshop in Mumbai and roots in Texas, also knows it well. Emeralds, commonly used with diamonds, are one of the most used stones in collections. In Baselworld, for example, Sutra has presented, among other things, the extraordinary necklace (price: $ 1 million) you see in this video worn by a model. It consists of 24 emeralds pear-cut, plus a thirty diamonds also pear-cut, in addition to the pavé that covers the remainder.
But other Sutra jewels have a widespread use of green stones, such the ring with nine Colombian emeralds that surround a 7 carat diamond rose-cut, mounted on burnished gold. Or the 20 carat emeralds earrings, along with diamonds, on white gold. Or, again, the bracelet with 14 carats of Colombian emeralds and 38 carats of diamonds on white gold. Pieces that are part of the high jewelery collection and of dreams of many women. Giulia Netrese

Anello di alta gioielleria con smeraldi per 6 carati, e diamante rose-cut al centro

Black Gold collection, orecchini con smeraldi e diamanti. Prezzo: 55.000 dollari

Orecchini con smeraldi per 20 carati, diamanti per 5 carati, oro bianco

Bracciale di alta gioielleria con 14 carati di smeraldi 38 carati di diamanti, oro bianco

Chocker con smeraldo colombiano, diamanti e oro brunito

Bliss into the ocean

Published on May 24, 2017

Bijoux for the summer signed by Bliss: pearls white, blue and red dedicated to the island of Tenerife ♦
Bijoux for summer, colored bijoux, bijoux to wear without thinking twice. Bliss (brand of the Damiani group) proposes a collection of jewelery coordinated with the climate and mood of the hot season. Not surprisingly, the line of jewels is dedicated to an island where the sea and the strong colors are predominant: Tenerife, in the Canary Islands, in the full Atlantic Ocean. The island is known for its horizons, the moonlit, harsh landscape. And Bliss’s collection takes on intense shades: beads red of coral pasta, turquoise, and cultured pearls combined together. Necklaces, bracelets and contrarié rings are made with details in 18-karat gold in pink or white shades. Prices range from 89 to 249 euros. M.d.B.

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Cruciani also choker

In Venice with Fope

Thomas Sabo ready for the winter

Georg Jensen special north

Harry Winston top lot at Christie’s

Prada, jewels like talismans

The New New Barocco by Roberto Coin

Silvia Furmanovich in India

Filodamore extends

Wonder Woman jewels

Pasquale Bruni wins at Couture

London air for Maria and Luisa

Chantecler more Enchanté

Gumuchian to the female

Qayten on the wave

A dip at the sea for Misani

Rising Sun for Van Cleef & Arpels

Do not forget about Harry Winston

Sutra in green

Bliss into the ocean