Archive for September 2009
Instead of frosting yourself, the prince always finds his way to frost
his bride.In every piece of modern love story, there emerges a brand in jewelry world, “Harry Winston Tiara”.Learn from Tiara about the art of frosting.
Harry Winston, the jeweler, known as the king of diamonds proposes diamond jewelry, diamond rings, engagement rings and luxury watches, where the opening price is around $3.700 for a small pair of diamond earrings and go up to multimillions.
With the jeweler experience of over seventy years, Harry Winston engagement rings are unique and one of a kind. In 1932, the son of an acclaimed New York jeweler opened the House of Harry Winston and has been the proud owner of some the world’s most famous jewels, such as the Hope Diamond and the Taylor Burton Diamond that Richard Burton bought for Elizabeth Taylor.
Stucking with their tradition of immense quality by continuing to provide large gem settings to their elite clientele , Harry Winston engagement rings have made it all to the road of success and miracles, when everyone else was making jewelry with smaller stone settings in the 1930s.
Since that time, Harry Winston engagement rings have found their way onto the fingers of the global elite and their products have continued to be sought out as example in opulent quality.
The House of Harry Winston has stood by their classical designs for instance the three stone Harry Winston engagement rings over years. Not only have these traditional examples of crafted beauty top quality diamonds in their settings, but Harry Winston engagement rings can be found with precious gems such as rubies, emeralds and pearls.
The House of Harry Winston has never been not that brave enough to play with color when creating their design marvels. A perfect example of this is the pink diamond engagement rings. Only the highest quality outlets carry Harry Winston products with stores in such exotic destinations as Paris, Geneva and Tokyo. If you steal some time and visit their website, you are sure to be dazzled by their catalog. Take a look at this 8 CT perfect pear ring. At a cost of only $169,000 for the everlasting beauty, you’re sure to be the perfect and only one she’s looking for when you hand her this. If you’re looking for the right ring to wow your bride, try Harry Winston engagement rings to frost your beloved bride.
“Cause we are living in a material world, and I am a material girl.”
—Material Girl
Listening to Madonna’s Material Girl, I couldn’t help to think about the way we live in the material world.
When the French jewelers opened their first American store 100 years ago,
the reputation has been preceded Cartier. It says,”Jewelers to Kings. The King of Jewelers. ”
This year is 2009, a year of a milestone and desgined to be remembered by the whole fashion world,
Cartier’s pioneering sense of creativity and style throughout the whole centry has been uniquely integrated into American
Art and culture.The beautiful jewelry, watches and accessories of the highest quality tells
its history which is one of unquestionable success, built upon the values of boldness
And creativity.
Let’s take a wondeful trip into the masterpieces of every Cartier Jewelry, and may the beauty and elegance conquer this material world.
The story of love, glamour, success, passion and free spirit.
Mrs. Veronica Hearst Bracelet 1927
Beautifully engraved, this bracelet boasts a hexagonal 59.38 carat sapphire,
Complimented by smaller leaf-shaped oval sapphires and sapphire cabochons, emerald cabochons and calibre-cut emeralds. Mrs. Veronica Hearst, wife of American press baron William Randolph Hearst and she purchased the bracelet in 1927.
Doris Duke Tiara 1933
Doris Duke’s mother purchased this headband tiara set with diamonds and pearls.
Coin Watch 1937
In 1937 Cartier converted this American 20-dollar gold coin, minted in 1900,
Into a stylish LeCoultre movement watch.
Daisy Fellowes Ruby Ring1948
Daughter of Duke Decazes and Isabelle Singer, and heiress to the famous Singer sewing-machine fortune, Daisy Fellowes was often considered to be ” the most elegant woman in the world” by magazines in the 1920s.
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Amethyst Necklace 1953
The exquisite necklace of plated gold, turquoise cabochons and forty-two amethyst beads.
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Flag Necklace 1960
Proposal for a necklace showing the American, French and British flags.
Cartier New York, 1960.
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Snoopy Paper Weight 1977
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Trinity Ring XL 2009
Exclusive to Cartier North America.
