Posts Tagged ‘Jewels’
Warlock Redesigned Jewelry
Warlock, the signature of fine watchmaking, has proposed a company that has no comparison. They are redesigning the jewels that you “took down” to make them in these get reused over and over again.
They can be bracelets, earrings, pearls, gold or silver necklaces, rings … in fact, everything you have in your jewelry box and decided to leave out. Warlock will be turned into precious works of art that used gladly to their friends in different social gatherings.
Thus, Warlock, a family business, has become a symbol reference of what the world of fine jewelry high regard, redefining the different uses you can give “that” same jewel as the years pass and therefore the trends of fashion.
In fact, this December 20, jewelry for over 60 years of experience will open a new store and also the first in Madrid, right on the Calle Hermosilla, 51 in the central and exclusive Salamanca district.
Breguet and Jewels Of The ‘Temple of Love by Marie-Antoinette’
The love story between Breguet and the figure of Marie-Antoinette has now moved into the modern history to be the patron of the restoration of the Petit Trianon at Versailles, the Temple of Love that gives its name to the collection.
Jewelry in 18 karat white gold and diamonds in different sizes that could be a dream for any princess. Neither the necklace, or earrings and the ring need to wear nothing: they are fabulous.
The central diamond necklace has cushion height and weight of 4.08 carats. Another 10 brilliant-cut diamonds are pavé and the magnificent form it no less than 400 round diamonds. A unique piece.
The diamond ring has also increased in size from 2.01 carat cushion: bright is the same size but loses its traditional round shape. Now you see the ring with new eyes: the design is inspired by the white marble building and arms honored the closed channel. Pavé of 67 diamonds.
I imagine the final ornament earrings collected from a fine lady: so the 2 cushion cut diamonds, together with the other 160 diamonds are uncovered. Breguet I hope continues to be surprised the world with their exquisite creations for long.