Tourmaline: The Stone With Infinite Colors
Tourmaline: The Stone With Infinite Color Variations
Tourmaline comes from the Sinhalese “turamali”, which means “multi-coloured stones”.
Ethical jewellery: combining aesthetics and ecological responsibility
Ethical jewellery: combining aesthetics and ecological responsibility
Buying ethical jewellery is a great way to combine beauty and ecological responsibility.
The Alhambra by Van Cleef & Arpels: The Timeless Bestseller
The Alhambra by Van Cleef & Arpels: The Timeless Bestseller A symbol of luck and good luck, the four-leaf clover-shaped motifs appeared in the Van...
Boucheron : The Pioneer of Place Vendôme
Boucheron
The Pioneer of Place Vendôme
Jewelry of the 40s and 50s
Jewellery from the 1940s and 1950s Jewellery from the 1940s and 1950s tells the story of a time when people were getting back on their...
The Ruby
The red precious stone "par excellence", the ruby is a fascinating gem ...
Cartier
Cartier
The Jeweler Of Kings And The King Of Jewelers
Burmese or African Ruby ?
Burmese or African Ruby ? Long considered the King of the Ruby, Burmese ruby are about to be dethroned by theirs brothers of Africa:...
