Not literally. At least it's an interpretation of sorts. Some juicy orange and yellow sapphires with a criss-cross of pave diamonds and seed pearls. A lively piece, these earrings just pop out; with yellows being the brightest hues in the color scale. Sharp sparkles provided by two of the hardest natural substances, which are of course, diamonds and corundum (sapphires); mixed with the softness of the pearls. I have to say they go agreeably well with most skin tones (and hair colors). And, I'd like to think, personalities.
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
fireworks
Not literally. At least it's an interpretation of sorts. Some juicy orange and yellow sapphires with a criss-cross of pave diamonds and seed pearls. A lively piece, these earrings just pop out; with yellows being the brightest hues in the color scale. Sharp sparkles provided by two of the hardest natural substances, which are of course, diamonds and corundum (sapphires); mixed with the softness of the pearls. I have to say they go agreeably well with most skin tones (and hair colors). And, I'd like to think, personalities.
Sunday, March 9, 2008
pearls and yellow gold pebbles
I started experimenting in matte finishes on metal surfaces a few years ago and found that this type of treatment really made yellow gold look organic. Like glowing pebbles. Strung along a south sea pearl strand with excellent luster, the luminous whites and randomly placed rough yellows make for a great low-key but elegant combination. With the interesting lock meant to be worn like an off-center pendant.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Deco Diamonds
Here's a piece with an updated Art Deco twist. Round and princess cut diamonds set in white gold. Big, bold and angular; yet very refined.
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