As Part of their “Dragon and Phoenix” collection to celebrate The Year of the Dragon, Piaget has revealed a new pair to their line of “Exceptional Pieces”. On display at Piaget’s Hong Kong boutique, you’ll see the Dragon High Jewelry Secret Watch and the Phoenix High Jewelry Secret Watch. In Chinese mythology, the Dragon symbolizes the Emperor, with power, strength and nobility and the Phoenix represents the Empress, with grace, virtue and prosperity. Few details have been released on the pair, other than the price tag of the Dragon Secret Watch, at $1.72 million! We can expect a similar price for the Phoenix Secret Watch.
The secret is the faces of these watches can be hidden, it’s not apparent with the Dragon piece, but you can see the face hidden and revealed in the first and second picture of the Phoenix piece.
via: http://blog.luxurybazaar.com
Cocktail dresses from Terani Couture for social events
Cocktail dress
Strapless bodice; nubra friendly
Embellished bust line; ruched bodice
Just above knee length
Dry clean only
This gold cocktail dress by Terani Couture features a crystal covered bust with large bow tie one the front left side. The bow has a crystal center. The body of the dress is horizontally ruched. Complete the look with a crystal bracelet and peep toe pumps.
You can buy it
HERE
Cocktail dress
Strapless bodice; nubra friendly
Embellished bust line; ruched bodice
Just above knee length
Dry clean only
This gold cocktail dress by Terani Couture features a crystal covered bust with large bow tie one the front left side. The bow has a crystal center. The body of the dress is horizontally ruched. Complete the look with a crystal bracelet and peep toe pumps.
You can buy it
HERE
Bring a fiesta to your feet in these lovely ankle booties from Dereon. Dynamite has an explosion of gold sequin covering the entire style. Completing this saucy peep toe is a zipper in the back, a sleek 3/4 inch patent platform and a 4 1/2 inch heel.
You can buy this beautiful shoes online.
Named after Chanel’s signature flower, the stunning collection is made of white and black diamonds, pearls, and white gold.
The very feminine jewels are based on bows and flowers as a central theme, making the delicate and elegant collection a must-have for the next holiday season.
Jeinno is a young and sensuous jewelry company, specialize in fingernail and toenail jewelry & pierced earring. They bring Innovative and new concept finger&toe nail jewelry and piercing earring, which is already hold a domestic and even international patent. Their jewelry is easily wearable on the natural nail, which is totally different from existing imitation jewelry as attached on the artificial nail. It’s most easily to wear and put off on the fingernail and toenail & enable to use continually. All of the product can be made as any material(brass with plated, 925 sterling silver, gold. etc).
No matter the year, trend, or designer du jour, it never takes much to get our fashionable juices pumping with the mention of spring jewelry trends. Like an amazing pair of lace-up wedges or the most coveted new bucket bag, an injection of fresh jewelry can do wonders for waking up a sleepy wardrobe. And this season, there are a handful of themes that have us reshuffling our spring/summer must-haves. From colossal cabochon-style stones to the sexiest tassels and fringe, our favorite spring jewelry trends really run the gamut of wearable art. And if you're wondering if those glorious Dior earrings are too far out of your reach, never fear: As equal opportunity editors, we've assembled a lust-worthy list of amazing options at almost any price-point....yes, this spring, it's bling for all!
1. Big Mixed Cabochon-Style Stones—The last few seasons have been like jewelry on steroids. Not that we'll ever say no to a great statement necklace. But this spring, the Big idea that caught our eye was the use of giant Cabochon-style stones, à la Proenza Schouler and Bottega Veneta. Organic and elegant.
Above, clockwise from top left: Proenza Schouler spring 2011 runway look, photo courtesy of Proenza Schouler; Oscar De La Renta Multi-Stone Bracelet, $475, available at Net-A-Porter; Topshop Enamel Oval Ring, $20, available at Topshop; Rachel Leigh Primrose Bib Necklace, $348, available at Bergdorf Goodman; David Aubrey Willamena Cuff Bracelet, $135, available at Max & Chloe.
2. Tassels & Fringe—Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Dior all seemed to have an Art Deco-meets-'70s moment with the re-imagining of huge, gorgeous tassel earrings and fringe necklaces. We like, and this is one we'll be wearing.
Above, clockwise from top left: Louis Vuitton spring 2011 runway, photo courtesy of Louis Vuitton; Iosselliani Skull Fringe Earrings, $195, available at Barneys New York; Hive & Honey Art Deco Fringe Earrings, $24.99, available at Piperlime; Old Navy Chain Earrings, $7.50, available at Old Navy; Madewell Flapper Fringe Necklace, $62, available at Madewell.
3. Clean & Architectural—Perhaps as a back-lash to all the mixed piled-on pearls, chains, and stones that continue to fill boutiques, Pamela Love, Giles & Brother, and other designers opted for super spare, clean, and almost architectural pieces. And for the OCD or easily distracted, the simplicity is nothing short of refreshing.
Above, clockwise from top left: Pamela Love spring 2011 collection, photo by Ryan Koopmans; Giles & Brother spring 2011 bangle; Topshop Futuristic Metal Collar, $35, available at Topshop; By Boe Square Band Rings, $60, available at 80s Purple.
4. Plastics & Perspex—The trend toward really childlike, whimsical jewels with a '60s feel always has a place in our wardrobes. So, for spring, we were doubly excited when designers like Karen Walker and Marni turned out fun plastic-fantastic necklaces and wide perspex-like colored cuff bracelets.
Above, clockwise from top left: Karen Walker spring 2011 backstage, photo courtesy of Karen Walker; JenMDesigns Acrylic Rings, from $50, available at Etsy; Marni Beaded Necklace, $485, available at Net-A-Porter; Miu Miu Apple-Embellished Plexiglass Bangle, $265, available at Net-A-Porter.
5. Rose-Gold—In fashion, it's always a guessing game each season as to who in the metals will prevail: silver or gold? Well, for spring, the more exotic rose-gold is stealing center-stage, with a striking necklace by Eddie Borgo and a surprisingly sophisticated Michael Kors watch taking top honors on our spring/summer wish-list.
Above, clockwise from top left: Eddie Borgo Rose Gold-Plated Labradorite Necklace, $625, available at Net-A-Porter; Made Her Think Talon Rose Gold Vermeil Ring, $149.50, available at Made Her Think; Jules Smith Rock On Earrings, $60, available at Max & Chloe; Michael Kors Glitz Watch, $250, available Michael Kors; House of Harlow 1960 Rose Gold-Plated Stack Ring, $20, available at Endless.
1. Big Mixed Cabochon-Style Stones—The last few seasons have been like jewelry on steroids. Not that we'll ever say no to a great statement necklace. But this spring, the Big idea that caught our eye was the use of giant Cabochon-style stones, à la Proenza Schouler and Bottega Veneta. Organic and elegant.
Above, clockwise from top left: Proenza Schouler spring 2011 runway look, photo courtesy of Proenza Schouler; Oscar De La Renta Multi-Stone Bracelet, $475, available at Net-A-Porter; Topshop Enamel Oval Ring, $20, available at Topshop; Rachel Leigh Primrose Bib Necklace, $348, available at Bergdorf Goodman; David Aubrey Willamena Cuff Bracelet, $135, available at Max & Chloe.
2. Tassels & Fringe—Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Dior all seemed to have an Art Deco-meets-'70s moment with the re-imagining of huge, gorgeous tassel earrings and fringe necklaces. We like, and this is one we'll be wearing.
Above, clockwise from top left: Louis Vuitton spring 2011 runway, photo courtesy of Louis Vuitton; Iosselliani Skull Fringe Earrings, $195, available at Barneys New York; Hive & Honey Art Deco Fringe Earrings, $24.99, available at Piperlime; Old Navy Chain Earrings, $7.50, available at Old Navy; Madewell Flapper Fringe Necklace, $62, available at Madewell.
3. Clean & Architectural—Perhaps as a back-lash to all the mixed piled-on pearls, chains, and stones that continue to fill boutiques, Pamela Love, Giles & Brother, and other designers opted for super spare, clean, and almost architectural pieces. And for the OCD or easily distracted, the simplicity is nothing short of refreshing.
Above, clockwise from top left: Pamela Love spring 2011 collection, photo by Ryan Koopmans; Giles & Brother spring 2011 bangle; Topshop Futuristic Metal Collar, $35, available at Topshop; By Boe Square Band Rings, $60, available at 80s Purple.
4. Plastics & Perspex—The trend toward really childlike, whimsical jewels with a '60s feel always has a place in our wardrobes. So, for spring, we were doubly excited when designers like Karen Walker and Marni turned out fun plastic-fantastic necklaces and wide perspex-like colored cuff bracelets.
Above, clockwise from top left: Karen Walker spring 2011 backstage, photo courtesy of Karen Walker; JenMDesigns Acrylic Rings, from $50, available at Etsy; Marni Beaded Necklace, $485, available at Net-A-Porter; Miu Miu Apple-Embellished Plexiglass Bangle, $265, available at Net-A-Porter.
5. Rose-Gold—In fashion, it's always a guessing game each season as to who in the metals will prevail: silver or gold? Well, for spring, the more exotic rose-gold is stealing center-stage, with a striking necklace by Eddie Borgo and a surprisingly sophisticated Michael Kors watch taking top honors on our spring/summer wish-list.
Above, clockwise from top left: Eddie Borgo Rose Gold-Plated Labradorite Necklace, $625, available at Net-A-Porter; Made Her Think Talon Rose Gold Vermeil Ring, $149.50, available at Made Her Think; Jules Smith Rock On Earrings, $60, available at Max & Chloe; Michael Kors Glitz Watch, $250, available Michael Kors; House of Harlow 1960 Rose Gold-Plated Stack Ring, $20, available at Endless.
