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Category: Jewels and Jewelry
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A Classic Necklace Gets an Update
The rivière traditionally featured the same gem in a graduated display, but jewelers such as Sophie Bille Brahe have put their own stamps on the style.
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A Designer Puts His Heritage Into Gold and Gems
Giorgio Bulgari, whose family founded the Italian jewelry line, is developing his own Giorgio B brand.
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Overheard While Shopping for Jewelry
An entrepreneur, a fashion executive and a princess consider purchases in the privacy of a hotel suite.
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In Scotland, Jewelry Can Sweep You Back Into the Past
Anna Groundwater, a curator at National Museums Scotland, talked about the particular appeal of pieces related to Mary, Queen of Scots.
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Peridot Is the ‘Brat’ Green of Gems
The semiprecious stone, which is the August birthstone, is typically the same slime lime shade as the trending hue of the summer.
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Sometimes a Ring Doesn’t Go Farther Than the Nail
Jewelry designers are adding some extra sparkle to fingertips with accents and rings for nails.
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A New Award Aims to Encourage American Jewelry Design
The competition, organized by Tiffany and the CFDA, offers a yearlong salaried fellowship and a cash payment to the winner.
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Jewelry’s Horn Motif Finds Favor Again
New materials and design changes revive interest in the classic shape.
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She Infuses Her Creations With Heritage and Whimsy
The Greek designer Elena Votsi has attracted a loyal following. As one fan says, “Who puts a diamond on a crab claw?”
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A Curator on the History and Mystery of Jewelry
Helen Molesworth, the senior jewelry curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, talks about her gem-driven travels and her new book.
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If Liza Minnelli’s Jewelry Could Talk
Studio 54. Versailles. The Oscars. Some of the pieces worn by Ms. Minnelli have seen a lot.