
Gems & Jewels
Archduke Joseph Diamond sets new record as it sells at auction for $21.5m
To the right is the Ritz Hotel, about to close for nearly three years of renovation, but still with its gilded grandeur and its crowd of tourists star-spotting at the doorway.
Bedazzled at the Place Vendôme
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - Van Cleef & Arpels
Debra Healy resumes her walk around Place Vendôme and Rue de la Paix with an insightful analysis of Van Cleef & Arpels.Debra Healy starts her Walk around Place Vendôme and Rue de la Paix by a historical analysis of Cartier. She shows the great consistency of the brand - which she relates to the work done on the brand's heritage and by the existence of an artistic director. Today Cartier is Part of the Richemont group.
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - Chaumet
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - Mauboussin
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - Boucheron
They were jewelers and goldsmiths. Some of the family moved to Paris in 1515.
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - Mellerio dits Meller
Debra Healy starts her Walk around Place Vendôme and Rue de la Paix by a historical analysis of Cartier.
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - Cartier
It is my pleasure to welcome Debra Healy on BrandWatch.
A Walk Around Place Vendôme - by Debra Healy (Intro)
Glittering Stones » Gem Museum » National Museum Of Iraq
National Museum Of Iraq,Gemstones,Semi Precious Stones,Gems Jewelry
Christie's jewelry auction in London on June 13, 2007.
Royal and Historic Jewelry - Page 5
Even though Rosalie Sayyah’s chief passion is for a relatively common product—costume jewelry—what she does with these baubles and bangles is rare.
To Restore or Not to Restore? A Look at Vintage Rhinestone Jewelry
Vintage Juliana Jewelry
Juliana costume jewelry was produced by DeLizza & Elster, which was founded in 1947 to manufacture everything from buttons and buckles to pins and pendants for such venerable costume jewelers as Hattie Carnegie, Hobe, Kenneth J.The Cullinan Diamond, weighing 3,106 carats in its rough state, was first discovered in 1905 at a mine near Pretoria in South Africa It was originally thrown away as it was thought it to be too large to be a diamond Once recovered, it was presented to King Edward VII as a gift and cuts were used in the Crown Jewels Other cuts were used to make brooches, necklaces and earrings worn by royalty including Queen Elizabeth II throughout her 60-year reign Seven of the nine cuts of the gem are to go on public display at Buckingham Palace this summer to celebrate Queen's Diamond Jubilee By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 14:21 GMT, 15 May 2012 | UPDATED: 08:30 GMT, 16 May 2012

