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Barbara Langendijk and Noon Passama

One is known for her clothes, the other for her jewelry. Both are into experimentation, and with four hands they...
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“La Lechuga” at the Louvre

A unique chance to view a Colombian masterpiece – the monstrance from the Church of San Ignacio in Bogota. Crafted...
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From bombs to jewelry: Article 22 at Mad Lords

How to extract beauty from the deepest tragedy – the question posed by Article 22 in making jewelry out of...
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Three dog collars in the “Medusa” exhibition

The first piece dates from the 19th century and is part of the Émile Hermès collection. Made of patinated leather...
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David Morris thinks pink

Around pink, the English jeweler David Morris demonstrates his expertise with exceptional gemstones. In his boutique, during Paris’s fine jewelry...
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the french jewelry post x the École des Arts Joailliers

The team at the french jewelry post has made a series of four films for the École des Arts Joailliers,...
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Cigarette necklace in the “Medusa” exhibition

The term “DIY” is often associated with the work of Lisa Walker, a New Zealand artist who loves to collect,...
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s in the Hubert de Givenchy exhibition

This exhibition is the first since 1991 to be devoted to the remarkable work of Hubert de Givenchy. These cocktail...
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Plastic in the “Medusa” exhibition

Here we see a necklace, bracelet and ring cut out of an ordinary sheet of polythene. “This object, in the...
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The United States accounts for roughly half of the diamond jewelry purchases in the world, more than $ 40 billion....
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Barbara Langendijk and Noon Passama

One is known for her clothes, the other for her jewelry. Both are into experimentation, and...

“La Lechuga” at the Louvre

A unique chance to view a Colombian masterpiece – the monstrance from the Church of San...

From bombs to jewelry: Article 22 at Mad Lords

How to extract beauty from the deepest tragedy – the question posed by Article 22 in...

Three dog collars in the “Medusa” exhibition

The first piece dates from the 19th century and is part of the Émile Hermès collection....

David Morris thinks pink

Around pink, the English jeweler David Morris demonstrates his expertise with exceptional gemstones. In his boutique,...

the french jewelry post x the École des Arts Joailliers

The team at the french jewelry post has made a series of four films for the...

Cigarette necklace in the “Medusa” exhibition

The term “DIY” is often associated with the work of Lisa Walker, a New Zealand artist...

Breakfast at Tiffany’s in the Hubert de Givenchy exhibition

This exhibition is the first since 1991 to be devoted to the remarkable work of Hubert...

Plastic in the “Medusa” exhibition

Here we see a necklace, bracelet and ring cut out of an ordinary sheet of polythene....

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The United States accounts for roughly half of the diamond jewelry purchases in the world, more...

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