Boghossian Verdant Waves Earrings and Necklace from the Palace Voyages Collection The design of this set was inspired by the Green Gate of the City Palace in Jaipur, which was built in the late 1720s and early 1730s to house the family of the ruling Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. The gate symbolized spring in […]
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Louis Vuitton Protection Jewelry Line from the Virtuosity Collection The circular shield motif takes center stage in the Protection collection, serving as a protective and custodian of important “knowledge” for the wearer. The flexible links of the main necklace mimic the leather handles of a chest, while the diamonds are individually cut, contrasting with the […]
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Precious Headpieces From the private collection of Virginia Fortune Ryan Ogilvy, Dowager Countess of Airlie, former lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth II. Late 19th century The tiara was first worn by Maybelle, Countess of Airlie. In 1901, she was appointed lady-in-waiting to the then Princess of Wales, later Queen Mary. The presence of daisies and ivy, […]
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British actress Mia Goth at the premiere of the Netflix film “Frankenstein.” Diamond-embellished platinum leaves gracefully wrap around a gold stem in this intricate and elegant design, a nod to a 1983 piece. The diamonds used are round-cut diamonds, totaling 48.46 carats. The clip-on earrings make a stunning statement. They feature gold “X” elements surrounded […]
Read MoreLouis Vuitton The Phénoménal collection includes a necklace, ring, compass, pocket watch, tie clip, and brooches designed for men. The stunning Phénoménal jewelry was inspired by the textiles woven in the new industrial factories of Paris, as well as the rope motifs found in the opulent porcelain of the period and the latticework adorning the […]
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Frances Holmes Boothby (1919–2000) was an American designer who created modernist jewelry. Her work spanned the period from the mid-1940s to the early 1980s. After graduating from Iowa State College, she worked as an art and physical education teacher. In the mid-1950s, she taught jewelry making at the Birchkill Arts and Crafts Guild and the […]
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Sevan Bicakci is one of Turkey’s most renowned jewelers. He uses a variety of techniques, including micromosaic, calligraphy, reverse engraving, filigree, and enameling. But his signature technique is intaglio, a unique form of engraving that creates the effect of a three-dimensional image within a stone. This unique multidimensional effect is achieved through the play of […]
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Steven Marc was a jewelry brand that produced exclusive vintage pieces. The legal entity Steven Marc was incorporated on May 11, 1987, in Delaware. The brand’s products were handcrafted from yellow gold or silver-toned alloys, featuring enamel and rhinestones. Designs included animal-shaped brooches and items with winter and Christmas themes. Important: The Steven Marc brand […]
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Chopard We’ve written several times about the new Insofu collection from Chopard. But how did it all begin? It’s a collection of jewelry featuring a rare 6,225-carat emerald, acquired by Caroline Scheufele, Chopard’s Creative Director. The Insofu emerald was found in Zambia and named after the Bantu tribe. Chopard commissioned the finest cutters from India […]
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Graff Butterfly Necklace Inspired by the ephemeral beauty of the butterfly, Graff’s new creation tells a story of renewal, light, and movement. The central element of the composition is a 5.04-carat diamond, seemingly attracting a swarm of butterflies, whose wings are composed of diamonds of various cuts. Crafted in Graff’s London workshop, this necklace demonstrates […]
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