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A history of brooches: the evolution of style - The Jewellery Editor
网页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 …
The ancient art of filigree | The Jewellery Editor
网页30 August 2015. By Åse Anderson. The ancient jewellery-making technique of filigree has its roots in Mesopotamia, where it was used by craftsmen as far back as 3,000 BC. The name itself is derived from the Latin words for thread, filum, and grain, granum, with the latter referring to the tiny beads that were often used in filigree jewellery.
The enduring appeal of Art Nouveau jewellery
网页Sigrid Barten, author of René Lalique, Schmuk und Objets d’art, says: “In Art Nouveau — as in Japanese art, for instance — there is no difference between the arts majeurs and the decorative arts.The decorative arts are just as important, if not more so!” Art Nouveau jewellers chose to work with non- and semi-precious materials, and the focus was on the …
The Golden Age of Lalaounis - The Jewellery Editor
网页Since 2000 Ilias Lalaounis’ four daughters Ioanna, Aikaterini, Demetra and Maria run the jewellery company based out of Athens having taken over from their father Ilias Lalaounis. Today Lalaounis employs 34 craftsmen and women who make each piece by hand. Despite their weighty history, each Lalaounis jewel is effortlessly contemporary.
Paraiba tourmalines: the fascinating story of a rare gem
网页19 January 2016 by CLAIRE ROBERTS. In just a few decades, Paraiba tourmalines have become one of the sought-after gemstones in the world. First discovered in the 1980s by Heitor Dimas Barbosa - who spent years digging in the hills of the Brazilian state of Paraiba on a hunch that something special was hidden there - he must have known he had ...
Liz Taylor jewels: the stories behind the gems - The Jewellery Editor
网页2011年9月10日 · Find out the intriguing stories behind the top lots from Christie's upcoming sale of Liz Taylor's jewels - an insight into the life of this Hollywood diva. Here is the lowdown according to the Christie's press release on the upcoming and much anticipated sale. More of the 269 jewels will be on the auction house's website in the coming weeks, …
Everything you need to know about turquoise and why they are so …
网页Turquoise: the ornamental blue stone that is becoming rarer with each passing year. Revered by Aztec kings and Egyptian pharaohs, and a sacred stone for the Native American people, turquoise has been prized for thousands of years. 01 April 2021 by CLAIRE ROBERTS. An opaque mineral with a waxy lustre that is worn as a gemstone and …
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Jewellery through the ages - The Jewellery Editor
网页2018年4月10日 · For the past 40 years, jewellery has undergone huge changes in techniques, form and function. Many movements and new innovations have occurred, but the one that has stuck is that of individuality and personalisation. It is now fashionable to mix metals, wear different styles of jewellery through the ages together, layer seven …