Double life for Talita
The name Talita means little girl in the ancient Aramaic language. Today it also indicates the brand founded in 2019 and based in London by two (almost) young girls: Talya […]
Read more ›The name Talita means little girl in the ancient Aramaic language. Today it also indicates the brand founded in 2019 and based in London by two (almost) young girls: Talya […]
Read more ›The precious games of a virtuosism engineering applied to jewelry: James Ganh. He is born in the region of Canton, China, the son of an industrialist active in the processing […]
Read more ›He was the creative director, and above all the founder, of one of the most dazzling Maison of high jewelery: de Grisogono. But at the end of 2018, somewhat surprising […]
Read more ›x You attend the London high society. But she also has a social sensibility: Sabine Römer (name that is more often spelled Roemer, because the Anglo-Saxon language does not know […]
Read more ›Born in Macau, Chinese name, Western appearance. And she lives and works in London. But Sarah Ho‘s origins would not be important were it not for her jewels to boast […]
Read more ›The wind of creativity blows in London: Liv Luttrell is one of the novelties in the British jewelery scene. She has opened a showroom in the heart of the British […]
Read more ›Italy played by Niquesa combines a passion for art and skill of goldsmith: precious and colored jewels that are found in Florence or London ♦ An Italian couple in love with […]
Read more ›The young Lebanese designer Ralph Masri reinterprets the architecture of East and West in his jewelry ♦ Why in the world there are countries and cities where there are more jewelers? […]
Read more ›Robinson Pelham’s jewels, the brand that the Middleton family also likes ♦ The British royal family, but also their additional relatives, are always in the spotlight. Years ago, the marriage […]
Read more ›The creations in titanium (and not only) of the London brand G by Glenn Spiro ♦ The London jeweler Glenn Spiro in 2016 opened the new atelier of G, his […]
Read more ›The antique and collectible jewelry by Sandra Cronan, in one of London’s temples of luxory. The Discreet Charm of the past is always present. Even the biggest jewelery brands often […]
Read more ›The jewels full of humor and fantasy by Cassandra Goad, among tagliatelle and cabbage flowers ♦ ︎ For Londoners it is an institution. For those not living in Britain, Cassandra […]
Read more ›Stones, volumes, romanticism and rationality: the jewelry of Ingo Henn with his Henn of London ♦ Ingo Henn belongs to the category of those who wanted to design jewelry since […]
Read more ›Light jewels, with a curious contrast between art nouveau and minimalism, in full London: here is the work of Shaun Leane ♦ London, a short walk from Bond Street: if […]
Read more ›Vintage jewelry collected and offered for sale by the two Zebrak boutiques in London and the Principality of Monaco ♦ If you have a passion for antique jewelry with charm, […]
Read more ›A gift for him: the most refined cufflinks in England: they are those of Deakin & Francis. Here is a (small) selection of their cufflinks ♦ If you allow, today […]
Read more ›The family business was founded in Milan in 1947 and is a jewelry store in the center of the city: but in 2013 Vanessa Pederzani preferred to follow her path. […]
Read more ›In the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Audrey Hepburn stopped at dawn to look at the windows of New York jewelry, with a cup of coffee and a croissant. An elegant […]
Read more ›Solange Azagury-Partridge is a London designer who has been following a different path for 25 years. Perhaps because she has in her background a story linked to the world of […]
Read more ›Fope prepares this November opening of a flagship store in central London ♦ From Vicenza to Venice. And from Venice to London. Fope, the only Italian jewelery company listed on […]
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