Entries Tagged 'Jewellery' ↓

Remember the first encounter we had with Freja Beha Erichsen’s laugh in the Harry Winston ad campaign a while back? She was doing the bride. And she was truly lovely! Two more images of the campaign have surfaced recently and Freja looks just as enchanting and surprising with her open smile and casual looks. If [...]

I thought I’d give you this Halloween-ish treat today. As long as we’re in the proximity of this fantastic celebration, it won’t seem like a strange creation. I hope. It’s a watch. A wristwatch. Unlike any other you’ve seen before. It looks more like a jewelry piece than a watch, which isn’t all that rare, [...]

Haven’t you always wondered what to do with those white pencils? You know, the ones that come in the colored pencils sets? White is not even a color, to start with, that justifies placing a white crayon in a colored pencils stash. Then you usually use crayons (any kind) to leave marks on white paper. [...]

What did we have last as jewelry designer? An engineer? Well, it’s time to welcome Caroline Bruce, equally jewelry designer by passion, biologist by formation! She did followed a BA in Interior Design also. But what’s that got to do with jewelry design? Passion, that’s what – Caroline was passionate about beads! She begun assembling [...]

Decorate a jar with them! Look how great they could make a simple jar look! The handy work of Amalia Versaci (funny, eh?), the vintage zippers jars or vases could be a great addition to any décor. Funny and colorful, Amalia Versaci’s designs blend together that vintage trophy search I was talking about earlier this [...]

Could you help me out with something? It’s been on my mind for almost a week now, so I can say it’s not a fully developed theory – just a hint. It occurred to me that there’s a time in every young / woman’s life when she’ll turn to vintage. Make it about the self [...]

There’s hardly anything to match the fame and the symbolic power of the famous French Tour Eiffel. In any aesthetic dimension of our lives, there’s a bit of the French Eiffel Tower, a token of the French chic and, like they put it: “classe”. As I see it, the “la classe” is a superior chic, [...]

I once read a study saying that most grown ups remember the Lego pieces they had when they were children. However, among all those fond, loving Lego memories, there’s something else that prevails and holds a comfortable first position in the memories top: the pain of having stepped on a Lego piece. Have you experienced [...]