India's crown jewels on show in London
The National-Nov. 21, 2015
... 17th o the 20th centuries, is clear in this showcase of diamond-encrusted Indian turban jewels, brooches, ropes of emerald, spinel and Basra pearl necklaces, ...
High drama: Dolce & Gabbana's Alta Gioielleria high jewellery
Telegraph.co.uk-Oct. 8, 2015
They're the humane, luxurious equivalent of the Duchess of Devonshire's penchant for ... A parure of earrings and a lariat-like necklace boasting the softest pink ... bough of gem-encrusted gold, entwined with berries of pearls and emeralds, ...
All that glitters! Lisa Vanderpump sparkles in silver and pearls as she ...
Daily Mail-Feb. 14, 2015
The Vanderpump Rules star glammed up her midi dress with a chunky pearlnecklace and coordinating earrings. The restauranteur, who is married to Ken Todd, ...
Christies to auction Spanish royal family pearls
Professional Jeweller-Nov. 20, 2015
The necklace (originally described as being formed from 46 pearls) was later offered for sale at auction in Paris on July 1 1878 consigned directly by Isabella II, ...
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