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March 26, 2008

The magic of antique jewelry














Last night a friend of mine invited me to examine the two rings she was wearing, both of them Victorian antiques, each with human hair woven in to the surface. The results were strange and  beautifully intricate, displaying the kind of meticulous craftsmanship that we so rarely see today.
If you agree that they don't make 'em how they used to, then you might enjoy Beladora.com, the online store for Kazanjian & Fogarty, Inc. They carry a variety of fine jewelry pieces from the 19th Century to contemporary, with a focus on signed pieces by the world’s finest jewelers (Van Cleef, Bvlgari, Cartier etc). New items are added to the site each week (upcoming items include diamond earrings by Loree Rodkin and a one-of-a-kind Heidi Klum Collection diamond pendant by Mouawad). But it's the golden oldie antiques that really get me excited.
The three pieces above (L-R:  Vintage Art Deco diamond ring in platinum, $4,750; Vintage signed David Webb diamond brooch, $5,850; Vintage antique Victorian enamel earrings, $1,250), give you a taste of the treasures you'll find on Beladora.com.

March 26, 2008 in FASHION | Permalink

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Beautifil. they must need lots of money. i will go to millionairechats.com to find a rich to buy me the jewelry

Posted by jiji | Mar 31 2008 3:24AM

Thanks for the shout out...it is much appreciated.

Posted by beladora | Mar 27 2008 3:33PM

Huge fan of the rose cut diamonds. These are stunning...I just picked up a pair of rose cut diamond hoops for the same look

Posted by DK | Mar 26 2008 6:35PM

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