Jewelry signature · Form, contrast, sculpture
You wear objects, not ornaments.
Sculptural pieces, asymmetry, black onyx against white metal, ear cuffs, geometric rings, designers rather than houses. You are interested in form and material, you are open to lab-grown stones and unusual metals, and you would rather wear one striking object than a set.
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Same stone, different market
Lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical to mined ones and cost a fraction. Here is what you gain, what you give up and how to decide with both eyes open.
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Colour, wear, weight, price
Yellow, rose and white gold against platinum and palladium: how they look, how they wear, what they weigh, what they cost and which metal suits which piece.
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Round, oval, cushion and the rest
Round, oval, cushion, emerald, pear, marquise, princess, radiant and Asscher: how each shape looks on a hand, what it costs and where it hides flaws or shows them.
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The 4Cs, priced
Estimate the retail price of a natural or lab-grown diamond from carat, colour, clarity, cut and shape, and see what a buyer would typically offer for it.
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You wear what will still be right in fifty years.
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You wear jewelry the way you wear a good white shirt.
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