The significance and meaning of right-hand rings - The Jewellery …
Aug 14, 2019 · While the term ‘right hand ring’ is a relatively new one, the idea of wearing a ring on the right hand to signify a woman’s economic independence has its roots in the original cocktail rings of the 1920s.
Boodles London Review - The Jewellery Editor
Boodles proudly designs all its jewellery in-house. Each and every piece is made in its workshops in Liverpool, while its high jewellery designs are made by skilled craftsmen in the heart of London, which means the 200-year-old family-run firm can rightly claim to be a truly British success story.
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The 2020 Edelman Trust Barometer: Technology’s role in declining trust and its turnaround potential . Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos.
The ancient art of filigree | The Jewellery Editor
Aug 30, 2015 · Home; Jewellery; Article; The revival of the ancient art of filigree The revival of the ancient art of filigree. Modern-day jewellers such as Buddha Mama, Dionea Orcini and Chopard are now adapting this age-old jewellery-making technique to suit a diverse range of styles.
Queen Elizabeth II's ten most famous and memorable jewels
Sep 14, 2022 · Read more about Cecil Beaton's portraits of the Queen here. Which is the most memorable crown? The Imperial State Crown was made by Garrard and Company for the 1937 coronation of Elizabeth’s father, George VI. To make it more suitable for the petite 5 foot 4 inch Queen, alterations by Garrard included lowering the arches of …
True romance: toi et moi rings - The Jewellery Editor
Feb 14, 2017 · The ring, above, which made the news when it was auctioned by the French jewellery house Osenat in March 2013, comprises a blue sapphire and diamond, both cut in a pear shape and set on a slim gold band.A classic toi et moi with the gems nestling next to one another, the ring had a pre-sale estimate of just €10-€15,000, but it sold for close to $1 million thanks to its outstanding provenance.
Who owns the Queen's jewels and who will inherit them?
Sep 16, 2022 · The Queen wore a mix of the regal Crown Jewels as well as her own jewels. These jewels sit in two categories. The first category is the Crown Jewels that are property of the Crown and are sacred and ceremonial objects of immeasurable value and historical worth.
A history of brooches: the evolution of style - The Jewellery Editor
Oct 9, 2016 · During the past few seasons I have spotted more and more brooches turning up on the runway and the red carpet. Worn in the hair, on the neckline and with deep v backs, pinned to the waist of a dress or gown or scattered over all styles of jackets, brooches are back on the fashion scene.Not only have they returned to recent high jewellery collections by Chanel, Boucheron, Chaumet and Chopard ...
The Great Frog - The Jewellery Editor
From its Soho basement in London, cult British jewellery brand The Great Frog has been serving up a wide selection of jewellery for men geared towards the rock ‘n’ roll crowd since 1972, including solid gold skull jewellery ...
Crushing on GucciGhost jewellery - The Jewellery Editor
Oct 31, 2016 · If you were born in the Pac-Man era, Gucci’s ghosts will remind you of Atari’s fiendish phantoms, while the chubby rainbows could have been plucked straight out of an 80s sticker album. But in the hands of Gucci’s creative director, Alessandro Michele, this nostalgia trip has been given a very modern reboot, with the help of American graffiti artist Trouble Andrew.