Graff Diamonds Cuts 1,109-carat Lesedi La Rona Diamond — First Results Here
One of the world’s largest diamonds just got cut. Find out about Graff Diamonds and the 1,109-carat Lesidi La Rona.
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3D Space-Age Glowing Watches for the Female Wrist: MB&F HMX Black Badger
Unveiled earlier this year at Baselworld 2016, the new MB&F art piece created in cooperation with James Thompson of Black Badger Advanced Composites is a shining example of bold space-age looks in watches for women. The HMX Black Badger, part of MB&F’s Performance Art Collection, actually glows in the dark — brighter than any other watch on the market. What’s more,
Meet the New Georg Jensen Vivianna Archive Collection Bangles
The newest and coolest pieces of jewelry from Georg Jensen just arrived in stores and it is a breath of fresh air. Interestingly enough, the new Vivianna bangles are inspired by jewelry from the 1960’s and ’70’s. They draw their look from the iconic designs of Torun, who used organic shapes and reflective surfaces. The new
Complicated Watches for Women on the Rise
As a watch journalist, I cover all things timepieces for both men and women and this year I am thrilled to say that the watch brands are catering to the ladies. Even better: many of these luxury watches are not just pretty faces; they are complex timepieces with in-house-made mechanical movements. Indeed, complicated mechanical
Meet the Philip Stein “Feel Good” Classic Watch for Women with Natural Frequency Technology
Looking for an affordable watch that not only looks good but also makes you feel good? Check out the Philip Stein “Feel Good” Classic Watch for Women with Natural Frequency Technology.
Before You Spend a Lot on that Wedding Dress, Check Out these Toilet Paper Wedding Dress Winners
Thanks to Charmin (yes, toilet paper) and Cheap Chic Weddings, a few stunning new bridal gowns have walked the runway– each made of toilet paper (check it out).
A Cut Above: Why are There so Many Diamond Cuts?
Years ago, buying a diamond was perhaps easier than it is today. You usually opted for a round brilliant or a marquise shape; they were the most popular. You didn’t think about “conflict” diamonds because you didn’t know they existed. You also didn’t worry about your diamond not being born in the Earth’s crust because lab-grown diamonds didn’t exist. Fast-forward several decades and the diamond world has changed considerably. Buying