For 2009 Valentine’s Day, Rock Candy, a Hong Kong’s multi-discipline brand name specializing in fashion jewelery, has presented a lovely collection full of color, imagination and originality.

Using the finest of materials, Rock Candy creates glamour and chic pendants, like sweet Mr. Robbotto, his 18k gold iconic dolly with sapphires and diamonds, a jewel for play and remember childhood, in a funny mood.

Piaget, legendary Swiss luxury watchmakers and jewellers, has again launched in 2009 his love-themed jewelry, for Valentine’s Day: Heart & Charms.

The prestigious collection includes a new Piaget small Heart pendant in 18-karat white gold set with 46 round brilliant diamonds. The center of this easy to wear asymmetrical heart is made from pink mother of pearl.

The pendant makes a perfect match with an exquisite bracelet wrought from 18-karat white gold.

Best known for his unique frozen sculpture portrait, ‘Self’, British contemporary artist, Marc Quinn, rose to the challenge of producing sculpture on a wearable scale. This project was intended for a niche gallery market.

His strawberry jewel piece was studded with 600 diamonds representing a textured iced, diamond pip surface, and was worked in 18K white gold. The design was made in a limited edition of 10 strawberries, each priced at £28,200 ($56,400 - approx).

Coming from the house of Sanrio, is this lovely Hello Kitty pendant shining in yellow gold. This mouth less cat has long since turned in to a global icon of cuteness and is all the rage these days among children and pretty young women.
So ladies, don’t shy from wearing a Hello Kitty piece of jewelry. This one is specially made for grown ups. Sporting a diamond on her left hand, she looks sober with that bow on her head. Made of pure 24 karat gold and suspended from a gold chain, she can perch on your neckline for 48,500 yen ($485).