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Galliano revives the beautiful absurd: The story of the last Haute Couture presentation for Maison Margiela
Icons of Femininity (II): Betty Catroux, Yves Saint Laurent's eternal muse
The stones of the month in which you were born and their meaning
Complete guide for men's bracelets - How to accessorize and combine them
Mechanical wonders: some essential things about automatic watches
If you like watches, you also love automatic watches. I've heard this so many times, but is it true? What makes automatic watches so special? And do they still have a place in a world where smartwatches dominate the markets?
5 reasons to choose a lab-made diamond and not a natural one (or not...)
Whenever I visit a jewelry show, there is a very good chance that I will witness conflicting discussions between people regarding diamonds. With the arrival of lab-grown diamonds in the jewelry arena, things changed. This blog discusses the pros and cons, what I would choose and what you as end consumers need to know.
Water resistance of watches
Because we are in the middle of summer, one of the questions we are often asked is: "Can I go into the water with the watch?"
Unfortunately, the answer most of the time is: "NO", to the bewilderment of the client who does not understand why he cannot enter the water with a watch that says 5 ATM (5M), misinterpreting this indication and believing that he can dive up to that depth without problems.
Icons of femininity ( I )
Marisa Berenson - actress, model, maternal granddaughter of the famous fashion designer, Elsa Schiaparelli, was born on February 15, 1947 in New York. As a child (she is now 75) she was taught to dance by Gene Kelly. Greta Garbo came to her parents' parties; Salvador Dalí – a friend of her grandmother, the designer Elsa Schiaparelli – wanted to paint her.
Pearls, a symbol of elegance and social status
7 Tips for maintaining and cleaning silver jewelry
6 ways you can ruin your watch
One of the surest ways to damage our watch is to drop or hit it. Regardless of whether we drop it from a greater height or just "a little", small damages can occur inside it, but which can affect the entire mechanism. "Small" is a relative term when it comes to the tiny and sophisticated world inside the watch.