Showpiece from Swarovski Crystal Palace for Milan 2008

Swarovski+Crystals+palace Showpiece from Swarovski Crystal Palace for Milan 2008The Fragments Cabinet and the Ellipsis Light by Arne Quinze for the Swarovski Crystal Palace show off a spectrum of crystal colours. Both pieces are exquisite sculptures that make full use of the impact of the crystals.

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Christina Onassis Jewels For Sale

Onassis+Jewels Christina Onassis Jewels For SaleChristie’s will auction a collection of jewellery belonging to Christina Onassis, the daughter of Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis who struggled to find happiness despite her family’s wealth.

More than 40 pieces of jewellery from her collection will go under the hammer in London on June 11, the highlight of which is a pear-shaped, 38-carat D colour potentially flawless diamond which Onassis wore on a diamond pendant necklace.

It is expected to fetch between 1.8 and 2.2 million pounds.
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Diamond Soccer Ball

diamond+soccer ball Diamond Soccer Ball
The diamond soccer-balls designed using gold and set of natural diamonds is a commemoration of liveliness and splendor.

For sure to enjoy this blingy accessory, soccer players have to compromise at their spirit of kicking high.

Thanks to Bernard Maquin, an eminent designer for offering such pricey fetish as a part of the Charles Hollander Collection.
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Irene Neuwirth Diamond & Moonstone Bangle

Irene+Neuwirth Irene Neuwirth Diamond & Moonstone BangleIrene Neuwirth is a Los Angeles based jewelry designer, who combines high fashion sophisticated style with the finest gems available. Jennifer Anniston, Jessica Alba and Kate Beckinsale are among Irene’s many celebrity clients.
This exquisite bangle bracelet features shimmering pave diamonds atop 18 kt gold, accentuated with 11mm rainbow moonstones. In India moonstone is believed to bring good fortune and help people foretell their future. The Diamond & Moonstone Bangle is available at Barneys and costs $35,840.

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New Swarovski Flagship Store in Tokyo

swarovski7 New Swarovski Flagship Store in TokyoHighly visible, more than a thousand Swarovski boutiques and concessions are located in all major fashion capitals around the world. Now, Swarovski opened a new flagship store in Tokyo’s renowned Ginza district on Saturday, March 29, 2008.

It will showcase the entire Daniel Swarovski Couture Line and the jewellery and accessories from the Swarovski fashion collection.

swarovski13 New Swarovski Flagship Store in TokyoThree exclusive Ginza limited edition pieces will be available at this particular flagship store: the Black Elvis Pendant, the Signature Necklace and the Signature Power Evening Bag.

Modelled on the flagship store, all of the other Swarovski boutiques will be refurbished from 2008 according to the new architectural concept. These new design concepts have resulted from the collaboration between Swarovski and the famous Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka.

swarovski17 New Swarovski Flagship Store in TokyoInside the Ginza boutique the “Crystal Forest” comes to life. All of the walls are textured with reflective white relief prisms of various lengths. These faceted, multi-layered elements create visual depth and exude an internal rhythm. For this one-of-a-kind boutique, named Swarovski Ginza, the conventions of design are challenged by bringing the “inside to the outside”. An experience to embrace when in Tokyo!

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Diamond Fetches $11 Million at End of Maastricht Fair

Maastricht diamond Diamond Fetches $11 Million at End of Maastricht FairA yellow diamond priced at about 7 million euros ($11 million) was among the last big sales at Tefaf, the world’s largest art and antiques fair, which closed yesterday in the Dutch city of Maastricht.

The 70.12-carat emerald-cut stone was sold on Saturday by the London jewelry dealers Graff to a European client.

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