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Ode to ruby by Munnu The Gem Palace,

Published on February 20, 2017

Sindoor, an extraordinary collection that celebrates the ruby made by the Indian Maison Munnu The Gem Palace.
The Siddharth name can evoke the original name of the founder of Buddhism, from the novel by Hermann Hesse, or the jeweler heir to the ninth generation of virtuosos of the gems in Jaipur, India. Siddharth Kasliwal has the responsibility and the honor of conducting Munnu The Gem Palace, a temple of jewelry and precious stones in the jewelery Indian capital, in Rajastan, but also stores in Mumbai and New York. Now Siddharth Kasliwal can proudly show his latest work: the Sindoor collection. It is inspired by a small covered box of jewels made by Munnu Kasliwal, father of Siddharth, who drove past the legendary Indian Maison. Siddharth has discovered the little box top twenty centimeters in the Munnu archives. “I wanted to pay homage to him,” said Kasliwal. To complete a basic collection of rubies it took more than two years. The collection includes a necklace with a pendant that contains a diamond with pear-cut, ring, earrings, bracelets, and a bottle to contain perfume. Each piece is handmade according to the traditional Indian technique, Kundun, in which each gem is outlined with gold foil and creating a geometric pattern. Prices from 48,000 to $ 480,000. Margherita Donato

Boccetta porta profumo con rubini e smeraldi

Collana con pendente della collezione Sindoor

La Sindoor Box, scatola utilizzata nella tradizione indiana per conservare il Sindoor (o sindhur), polvere vermiglio-rossa o arancio. È un cosmetico in polvere, di solito indossati dalle donne sposate e utilizzato lungo la linea di separazione dei capelli

L’OrientThe East of gold in Genevae d’oro a Ginevra

Published on November 3, 2016

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The gold of the past in countries on the Silk Road on display in Geneva.
Let’s dive into the past. Why it’s from the past that comes the present and will shape the future. Even in the jewelry. An art that is like an ocean where the waters end up mixing, where colors and shapes mingle and style, like a wave, goes up the beach and then retracts. This whole poem to present an exhibition that elevates gold, rubies, turquoise, pearls and diamonds in cultural ambassadors. In Geneva, the Baur Foundation presents Bijoux d’Orients Lointains, jewels from countries along the ancient Silk Road. There are 300 precious objects coming from Yemen, Indonesia, India, Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines. China and Japan are already in the museum. Are ancient and less ancient jewels, all rare, kept in private collections and, therefore, exposed to the public in exceptional circumstances.
As mentioned, they are jewels, and precious objects made to be worn, but at the same time have a small summary of the cultural and artistic development of the place and the era in which they were conceived. The jewels have also been used as a bargaining chip, were spoils of war, wealth testimonies destined to end up in the graves. And if you think that a jewel is only a jewel, just look at the variety of this jewelry to understand how these objects have evolved and transformed according to the taste, the goldsmith’s skill and the way of life. Rudy Serra
Bijoux d’Orients Lointains
Until February 26, 2017
Baur Foundation,
Geneva, 8 Munier-Romilly Street
Tuesday to Sunday
Time: 14-18

Cintura in oro e cristallo di rocca. Cambogia, periodo Khmer, IX-XIII secolo

Collier in oro e cotone. India Tamil Nadu, XIX-XX secolo

Collier in oro, Birmania. CIrca anno Mille

Diadema e spille, Indonesia-Bali. Argento dorato, XIX secolo

Parure bura bura, Indonesia, Sumatra. Argento dorato, XiX secolo

Pendente amuleto, oro e cristallo di rocca. Cambogia, periodo Khmer, IX-XIII secolo

Pendente kaffat o beduino. Arabia Saudita. Oro, turchese, perle, cotone. XIX-XX secolo

Collana in argento dorato. Yemen, XIX-XX secolo

Amrapali enchants Kate

Published on April 20, 2016

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Kate Middleton con gli orecchini di Amrapali

If Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, during his trip to India wore earrings lapis lazuli and diamonds signed Amrapali there is a reason. Okay, in part it is also a sign of polite, to show that the jewelry made in India is apreciate by the British royal family. But it is also because Amrapali is one of the most famous and appreciated Maison of Jaipur, the capital of Indian jewelry. Even many Bollywood stars wear jewelry of this brand which is named (perhaps the Duchess of Cambridge ignored him) of a famous royal courtesan, lived around 500 BC in ancient India. But it is also the name of the Muse of inspiration, intuition and a higher spiritual vision through its timeless beauty and grace. It is a figure so famous in the Asian subcontinent that his name is also mentioned in the ancient Pali Buddhist traditions. A little more concretely, the jewelry company is driven by the passion of its founders, Rajesh Ajmera and Rajiv Arora, who like to revive the ancient tradition of Indian jewelery, but revisited and taken to the highest levels with a rich processing and with high quality stones. Lavinia Andorno

Collana girocollo in stile vittoriano con diamanti e perle South Sea su argento e oro Collana girocollo in stile vittoriano con diamanti e perle South Sea su argento e oro

Collana Fiore di Loto, com diamanti rubini e dettagli in smalto

Anelli con zaffiro e smeraldo, più diamanti

Orecchini Lotus con diamanti, rubini e dettagli di smalto

Bracciale Tempio del Pavone. Con rubini e smeraldi incastonati nell'argento — Bracciale Tempio del Pavone. Con rubini e smeraldi incastonati nell’argento

Asian Star Jewels, modern India

Published on February 1, 2016

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Among many Asian producers that from years are crowded European market, often with poor results, there are those who, like Asian Star Jewels offers a different style. Let’s look at his production. The brand is part of the Indian group Asian Star, which is one of the leading business houses in the diamond industry based in Mumbai. To give an idea, on the market the Asian Star pours 300,000 jewels a year. In a nutshell, a giant of the jewelry, which in addition to the diamond processing, is engaged in production and retail sales of rings, bracelets, necklaces. A VicenzaOro Asian Star Jewels has brought a collection that is not at all relative of traditional Indian jewelery, with many colored stones and frills. Indeed, it was inspired by the modern European: to you the judgment if they hit the target, or not. Certainly the gold and diamonds rings with the strange evolutions of the band rose gold are far removed from the traditional jewelry such as Rajasthan. Margherita Donato

Asian Star Jewels, anello in oro rosa e diamanti

Anello in oro bianco, diamanti e smeraldi

Yellow summer

Published on August 20, 2015

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Collana e orecchini. Insieme pesano 125 grammi

India is the country with the highest use of gold: no wonder, then, that Indian companies as Krown Jewels are specialized in manufacture jewelry in which the color yellow is prevalent. This is the case of this series of jewelry that looks blend perfectly with the hot colors of summer and, of course, the warm sun of Mumbai, home to the brand. Founded only in 2001, Krown has highlighted for its production that does not give too much to the stylistic features of the oriental taste, although the jewelry products are rather gaudy, elaborate, dense. If you like yellow and gold, you can easily do with indigestion pictures latest collection of Indian brand. Unlike those made by other countrymen, these jewels are lighter despite their large proportions, thanks to the use of parts in rhodium. Simple cubic zirconia, that take the place of the classic diamonds, help to maintain lower prices. L.A.

Bracciali in oro e zirconi. La lavorazione centrale è eseguita con il laser

Parure di collana, anello e orecchin di gusto orientale

Bracciali tradizionali in oro con zirconi

Collana e orecchini, in oro e rodio. Disponibile anche un anello della stessa serie

Collana e orecchini in oro con zirconi. In tutto pesa 65 grammi

Piccoli bracciali con oro di diversi colori

Indian menu for Boucheron

Published on July 16, 2015

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Boucheron, the quintessence of French jewelery, wears a turban with Bleu de Jodhpur, a jewelry collection that was born from the creative mind of the Maison, Claire Choisne, and the current Maharaja of Jodhpur, His Highness Gajsingh II. High jewelry in India, in Rajasthan, the country that enhances colors and traditions of the great Asian State. On the other hand, Boucheron and India have a ratio of over a century. In addition, the Rajasthan has a long history in jewelry and gems in its tradition. But tradition is not everything: Boucheron pushes the creative challenge to the limit, with jewelry made from new materials such as marble and sand. For example, here is the first series of High Jewelry reversible, the Jodhpur Necklace, an obvious homage to the Indian jewelry. The collection Bleu de Jodhpur is very wide: over 105 drawings created and presented 60 pieces. On the other hand, India is boundless.

Stella Jean in India

Published on May 30, 2015

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Summer at the beach, the one of Haiti, winter in the mountains on the Himalayas for Stella Jean, the designer became famous for her dresses made of fabrics from the drawing decidedly ethnic, but made up with a tailored, and also vintage among bubble skirts and wide and luxurious gentleman’s coats. Left African prints, the fall winter collection 2016 is an ideal travel on roof of the world with its Indian iconography. And of course, the accessories fit the theme: thick hammered metal bracelets are decorated with the animal symbol of the nation, the red tiger, or with the head of the Hindu god Ganesh, the one with the face elephant. Animal that was also one of the favorite mount by monarchs, for example the Mughal emperors, the Muslim dynasty that ruled for nearly three centuries, creating an era defined by historians as the Golden Age of India. Colored stones like emeralds, sapphires, rubies, remind the past glories, while the beads that make up the pin with the muzzle of a yak, essential for survival in the Himalayas, echoing another India, the rural simplicity similar to that of ancient local tribes like the Banjara with their colorful pompons hanging from earrings and bracelets. And, finally, could not miss a touch kitsch: the portrait of a dancer all dressed up, set like a cameo in a medallion richly decorated. But beware: even if the designer has changed continent, for the production relies increasingly on the collaboration of Haitian artisans. Here the images in preview. Lavinia Andorno

Bracciale in ferro battuto ricoperto di stoffa con testa di tigre smaltala e decorata con cristalli

Bracciale in ferro battuto ricoperto di stoffa con testa di elefante smaltala e decorata con cristalli

Spilla a forma di muso di Yak costituito da perline cristalli e nappe

Collana in ottone dorato con ritratto di danzatrice

Oro giù verso quota mille dollari

Published on July 26, 2014

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È il momento di analizzare l’andamento dell’oro. La paura di crisi internazionali aveva spinto il prezzo e già molti si chiedevano se il metallo giallo sarebbe tornato a splendere. Invece no: l’oro ha visto le quotazioni tornare sotto 1.290 dollari l’oncia per la prima volta da oltre un mese. Non solo: secondo gli esperti potrebbe scendere sotto quota 1.286 dollari per poi precipitare ancora. La banca d’affari Goldman Sachs è convinta che il viaggio sarà duro: in una nota ha ribadito la previsione di una caduta a 1.050 dollari entro fine anno. L’oro, insomma, è destinato a diventare meno costoso, nonostante abbia guadagnato il 10% nel primo semestre. Tra le cause della discesa ci sono i consumi (vedi https://gioiellis.com/report-riservato-sulloro/): quelli in Asia in particolare, che ormai costituiscono il principale motore della domanda di oro.

La China Gold Association ha reso noti dati che hanno gelato le aspettative: la domanda cinese di oro nel primo semestre è diminuita del 19 per cento. La vendita di barre e lingotti è crollata del 62%, quella di monete del 44%. Anche se gli acquisti di gioielleria e quelli industriali sono invece saliti dell’11 per cento. Secondo il World Gold Council dal 2004, quando Pechino ha consentito ai privati di investire in oro, al 2013 la domanda di barre e monete in Cina è salita da 10 a 397 tonnellate. Ma a giugno le importazioni di oro in Cina sono calate per il quarto mese e sono risultate le più basse da gennaio 2013. Anche chi puntava a una ripresa delle importazioni in India resterà deluso. Il nuovo premier Narendra Modi non ha ridotto i pesanti dazi sul metallo giallo. Federico Graglia

The gold rushes toward the one thousand dollars

It’s time to analyze the performance of gold market. The fear of international crisis had already pushed the price and many have wondered if the yellow metal would come back to shine. But no: the gold has seen prices go below $ 1,290 an ounce for the first time in over a month. Not only that, according to experts share could fall below $ 1,286 and then down again. The investment bank Goldman Sachs believes that the journey will be hard: in a statement reiterated the forecast of a drop to $ 1,050 by year end. The gold, in short, is expected to become less expensive, despite having gained 10% in the first half. Among the causes of the descent there are consumptions (see https://gioiellis.com/report-riservato-sulloro/): particularly those in Asia, which now represent the main driver of demand for gold.

The China Gold Association has released figures that have ice cream expectations: China’s demand for gold in the first half decreased by 19 percent. The sale of bars and bullion fell by 62% to 44% of the coins. Although purchases of jewelery and industrial ones are rose 11 percent. According to the World Gold Council since 2004, when Beijing allowed individuals to invest in gold, in 2013, the demand for bars and coins in China has risen from 10 to 397 tons. But in June gold imports in China fell for the fourth month and were the lowest since January 2013. Who pointed to a recovery in imports in India will be disappointed too. The new prime minister Narendra Modi did not reduce the heavy duties on the yellow metal.

L’or se précipite vers les mille dollars

Il est temps d’analyser la performance de marché de l’or. La peur de la crise internationale avait déjà poussé le prix et beaucoup ont demandé si le métal jaune reviendrait à briller. Mais non: l’or a vu les prix descendent en dessous de $ 1,290 l’once pour la première fois en plus d’un mois. Non seulement que, selon les experts part pourrait tomber en dessous de $ 1286, puis à nouveau. La banque d’investissement Goldman Sachs estime que le voyage sera difficile: dans un communiqué réaffirmé la prévision d’une baisse à $ 1050 en fin d’année. L’or, en bref, est appelé à devenir moins cher, en dépit d’avoir gagné 10% au premier semestre. Parmi les causes de la descente il ya consommations (voir https://gioiellis.com/report-riservato-sulloro/): en particulier ceux d’Asie, qui représentent désormais le principal moteur de la demande pour l’or.

La China Gold Association a publié des chiffres qui ont des attentes de la crème glacée: la demande de la Chine pour l’or dans la première moitié a diminué de 19 pour cent. La vente de bars et de lingots a chuté de 62% à 44% des pièces de monnaie. Bien que les achats de bijoux et industriels sont ceux augmenté de 11 pour cent. Selon le World Gold Council depuis 2004, lorsque Pékin a permis aux particuliers d’investir dans l’or, en 2013, la demande de lingots et de pièces en Chine a augmenté de 10 à 397 tonnes. Mais en Juin importations d’or en Chine ont baissé pour le quatrième mois et étaient au plus bas depuis Janvier 2013. Qui a fait une reprise des importations en Inde sera déçu aussi. Le nouveau Premier ministre Narendra Modi n’a pas réduit les lourdes tâches sur le métal jaune.

Der Goldrausch zu den tausend Dollar

Es ist Zeit, um die Leistung der Goldmarkt zu analysieren. Die Angst vor der internationalen Krise hatte bereits den Preis gedrückt, und viele haben gefragt, ob das gelbe Metall zurückkommen würde, um zu glänzen. Aber nein: das Gold gesehen hat, gehen die Preise unter 1.290 $ pro Unze für das erste Mal seit über einem Monat. Nicht nur, dass nach Meinung von Experten könnten Aktien unter $ 1286 dann wieder nach unten fallen und. Die Investmentbank Goldman Sachs glaubt, dass die Reise wird schwer sein: in einer Erklärung bekräftigte die Prognose von einem Rückgang auf $ 1050 bis Ende des Jahres. Das Gold, kurz gesagt, wird erwartet, dass weniger teuer werden, obwohl sie 10% im ersten Halbjahr gewonnen. Zu den Ursachen des Abstiegs gibt es Verbrauch (siehe https://gioiellis.com/report-riservato-sulloro/): insbesondere jene in Asien, die jetzt die Haupttreiber der Nachfrage nach Gold zu vertreten.

Die China Gold Association hat Zahlen, die Eis Erwartungen Freigabe: Chinas Goldnachfrage im ersten Halbjahr um 19 Prozent. Der Verkauf von Bars und Goldbarren fielen um 62% auf 44% der Münzen. Obwohl Kauf von Schmuck-und Industrietore sind um 11 Prozent. Nach Angaben der World Gold Council seit 2004, als Peking erlaubt Einzelpersonen in Gold zu investieren, im Jahr 2013 die Nachfrage nach Barren und Münzen in China hat sich von 10 bis 397 Tonnen gestiegen. Aber im Juni Goldimporte in China fiel im vierten Monat und waren die niedrigste seit Januar 2013. Wer auf eine Erholung der Importe in Indien hingewiesen wird auch enttäuscht sein. Der neue Ministerpräsident Narendra Modi nicht die schweren Aufgaben auf dem gelben Metall zu reduzieren.

Золото мчится к одной тысячи долларов

Пора анализировать производительность рынке золота. Страх международного кризиса уже толкнул цену и многие задались вопросом, если желтый металл вернется до блеска. Но нет: золото видел цены идут ниже $ 1290 за унцию впервые в течение месяца. Мало того, что, по мнению экспертов доля может упасть ниже $ 1286, а затем снова вниз. Инвестиционный банк Goldman Sachs считает, что путешествие будет трудно: в заявлении вновь прогноз падения до $ 1050 к концу года. Золото, короче говоря, как ожидается, станет менее дорогой, несмотря на то, вырос на 10% в первой половине. Среди причин спуске есть потребление (см. https://gioiellis.com/report-riservato-sulloro/): особенно те, в Азии, которые в настоящее время представляют основной движущей силой спроса на золото.

Китай Золотой ассоциации выпустила цифры, которые есть мороженое ожидания: спрос Китая на золото в первой половине снизился на 19 процентов. Продажа баров и слитков упали на 62% до 44% монет. Хотя закупки ювелирных изделий и промышленных них выросли на 11 процентов. По данным Всемирного золотого совета с 2004 года, когда Пекин позволяет частным лицам инвестировать в золото, в 2013 году, спрос на слитки и монеты в Китае вырос с 10 до 397 тонн. Но в июне импорт золота в Китае упал на четвертом месяце и были самыми низкими с января 2013 года. Кто указал на восстановление импорта в Индии будут разочарованы слишком. Новый премьер-министр Нарендра Моди не снижает тяжелые пошлины на желтый металл.

El oro se precipita hacia los mil dólares

Es el momento de analizar el rendimiento de mercado del oro. El miedo a la crisis internacional ya había empujado el precio y muchos se han preguntado si el metal amarillo volvería a brillar. Pero no: el oro se ha visto que los precios bajan de 1.290 dólares la onza por primera vez en más de un mes. No sólo eso, según los expertos de la cuota podría caer por debajo de $ 1.286 y luego hacia abajo de nuevo. El banco de inversión Goldman Sachs cree que el viaje va a ser difícil: en un comunicado reiteró la previsión de una caída de $ 1,050 a finales de año. El oro, en resumen, se espera que sea menos costosa, a pesar de haber ganado un 10% en la primera mitad. Entre las causas de la bajada hay consumos (ver https://gioiellis.com/report-riservato-sulloro/): en particular los de Asia, que ahora representan el principal motor de la demanda de oro.

La Asociación de Oro de China ha publicado las cifras que tienen expectativas de helado: la demanda china de oro en el primer semestre se redujo en un 19 por ciento. La venta de las barras y lingotes de oro se redujo en un 62% a un 44% de las monedas. Aunque la compra de las joyas e industriales se elevaron 11 por ciento. Según el Consejo Mundial del Oro desde 2004, cuando Beijing permitió individuos a invertir en oro, en 2013, la demanda de barras y monedas en China ha aumentado desde 10 hasta 397 toneladas. Pero en junio las importaciones de oro en China cayeron por cuarto mes y fue el más bajo desde enero de 2013. Quién apuntó a una recuperación de las importaciones de la India será decepcionado también. El nuevo primer ministro Narendra Modi no redujo los pesados impuestos sobre el metal amarillo.

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Ode to ruby by Munnu The Gem Palace,

L’OrientThe East of gold in Genevae d’oro a Ginevra

Amrapali enchants Kate

Asian Star Jewels, modern India

Yellow summer

Indian menu for Boucheron

Stella Jean in India

Oro giù verso quota mille dollari