@emilygao.jewelry Is two tone or all silver better?
♬ original sound - emilygao.jewelry
"When you're still, only one circle is visible. When you're moving, three circles begin their dance around your ears"
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jewelry. Show all posts
Friday, July 24, 2026
Earrings with hypnotic movement
"When you're still, only one circle is visible. When you're moving, three circles begin their dance around your ears"
Monday, July 21, 2025
People were coaxed into spending millions for the chance to buy a super-limited Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 with a Tiffany blue dial
💎 When Exclusivity Goes Too Far?
— FashionBeans (@fashionbeans) July 18, 2025
Tiffany’s $52K Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711 released in signature Tiffany Blue was meant to be a crown jewel.
Instead, it’s sparked backlash from elite clients who spent millions chasing one of just 170 pieces.#PatekPhilippe | #Tiffany pic.twitter.com/JEbSTZmxnM
The Legendary 5711/1A Tiffany Nautilus
— The Luxury Watch Guy (@LuxuryWatchGuy1) January 22, 2025
If you ever find yourself with $1,500,000 to blow on a watch here are some tips on how to buy this beauty:
1) There are tons of fakes going around around - dealers take a regular 5711 (valued @ 100k) change the dial to the Tiffany one and… pic.twitter.com/tdQmgL12e4
One write-up:
To commemorate 170 years of collaboration between the two heritage brands, Patek Philippe produced just 170 timepieces. As demand soared, Tiffany’s leadership—led by Americas head Christopher Kilaniotis—recognized an opportunity: they could prompt clients to spend millions on jewelry for a chance to buy the $52,635 watch.Salespeople were allegedly encouraged to guide top clients toward purchases worth $2 to $3 million. There was no official waitlist and no guarantees. Just whispers, strategy—and frustration.....But what began as a masterstroke of exclusivity has become a cautionary tale—how mishandled scarcity can tarnish brand prestige.Since the Blue Dial’s launch, Patek Philippe has closed three of its four boutiques inside Tiffany locations.
Monday, June 24, 2024
Friday, June 7, 2024
Zodiac constellation rings
12星座 連星リング https://t.co/zOH2wFNIub pic.twitter.com/YvEzf3YF5n
— まよなかのアトリエ✴︎星の専門店 (@mayonacafe) May 17, 2024
(Lots of fun jewelry in the feed/shop)
Wednesday, March 13, 2024
Wednesday, January 3, 2024
Octopus ring
#2023年年末にまだ出会ってない作品に会えるタグ
— &6(アンドムー)■HMJ【I-15】 (@and86muu) December 28, 2023
生き物モチーフ多めにシルバーアクセサリーを制作しています！
1月HMJ、5月デザフェス、出展予定です。 pic.twitter.com/rHpg93ghlq
Thursday, December 7, 2023
I love this "Future Relic" version of the Venus of Arles created for Tiffany's
The bracelet is forgettable, but the bust containing it is inspired by the Venus of Arles and feels very Warhammer 40K:
Tiffany & Co. announces today its latest creative venture with contemporary artist Daniel Arsham, debuting a limited-edition T1 bracelet and bust inspired by the artist’s bronze eroded Venus of Arles sculpture ...The bronze eroded Venus of Arles sculpture is an expression of Arsham’s “Future Relics” aesthetic, where the artist recontextualizes contemporary objects through the lens of an imagined future. The artist creates tension in time, achieved through the sculpture’s eroded quality and hand applied patina that is reminiscent of Tiffany Blue. The creation stemmed from Arsham’s visit to the Louvre’s archives where he was drawn to the statue, which dates to the 1st century. ...The amalgamated bust of Venus of Arles within which the T1 bangle is encased, arrives within a custom-made Tiffany Blue® art-handling crate with metal hardware. An additional Blue Box holds dual-branded white handling gloves. The bust and accompanying limited-edition T1 bracelet will be available around the world this December.
Wednesday, November 16, 2022
Wednesday, June 29, 2022
A Twitter account purportedly documenting jewelry used by Rio de Janeiro drug lords
If you want to (try to) understand Brazil a little bit better, check out this account that documents the insane jewelry used by Rio de Janeiro drug lords. https://t.co/Fu8PPJ6Jjv
— Dan Werneck (@werneck_art_br) June 29, 2022
Wednesday, June 8, 2022
Trojan horse pendant and other Greek mythology-themed jewelry
you guys will never FUCKING guess what my favourite jewellery shop dropped pic.twitter.com/mQaFKXZLzX
— even more tiny horses (@corviiid) June 8, 2022
From this shop, I think. Didn't see the Trojan Horse, but did see Cerberus and Medusa:
Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Relations between Thailand and Saudi Arabia were poisoned 30 years ago by the "Blue Diamond Affair"
Thailand’s prime minister arrived in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday for the first high-level meeting since relations between the nations soured three decades ago over a sensational jewelry heist that led to a diplomatic row and string of mysterious killings.
The official visit by [the Thai Prime Minister] signals the nations are seeking to thaw ties
a Thai worker, stole [200 pounds] of jewelry and other valuable gems from the palace of Prince Faisal bin Fahd, where he was employed as a servant.
...
[A Royal Thai Police Lieutenant-General] flew to Saudi Arabia to return the stolen items. However, the Saudi Arabian authorities discovered that the blue diamond was missing and that about half of the gems returned were fake.
In Bangkok, rumours spread in the local press that charity gala photos captured a number of government wives wearing diamond necklaces resembling those stolen from the Saudi palace
...
a Saudi Arabian businessman close to the Saudi royal family, travelled to Bangkok to investigate on his own. He went missing on 12 February 1990 and is presumed to have been murdered. Prior to his disappearance, on 4 January 1989, a Saudi diplomat was murdered in Si Lom, Bang Rak District, Bangkok. On 1 February 1990, three more Saudi diplomats were murdered
Monday, January 17, 2022
Sotheby’s will auction a 555.55-carat black diamond from space called “The Engima”
'The Enigma' - a treasure from interstellar space and the largest faceted diamond to ever come to auction is unveiled today in Sotheby's Dubai https://t.co/1nyUAsTe8j #SothebysDiamonds #blackdiamond #SothebysJewels pic.twitter.com/s713AVo14c
— Sotheby's (@Sothebys) January 17, 2022
Sotheby’s is pleased to presentThe Enigma: 555.55 Carat Fancy Black Diamond, part of RE(LUX), a Luxury Sale Series. A treasure from interstellar space, The Enigma is an exquisite and extremely rare black diamond. The largest Fancy Black Natural Colour diamond in the world, it was listed as the largest cut diamond in the world in the 2006 Guinness Book of World Records. To have a natural faceted black diamond of this size is an extremely rare occurrence and its origins are shrouded in mystery – thought to have been created either from a meteoric impact or having actually emerged from a diamond-bearing asteroid that collided with Earth.
Cryptocurrency will be accepted as payment
ABC:
the number five bears an importance significance to the diamond, which has 55 facets as well.
“The shape of the diamond is based on the Middle-Eastern palm symbol of the Khamsa, which stands for strength and it stands for protection,” she said. Khamsa in Arabic means five.
Friday, December 3, 2021
Wednesday, November 24, 2021
Suspended Text street art; Candelabra ring; Logo for the San Jose Lasers
One of the most ridiculous or glorious logos I have ever seen - the San Jose Lasers, a women's basketball team that existed from 1996 to 1998. I enjoy the circuit board as much as the laser piercing the basketball. @UniWatch @sportslogosnet pic.twitter.com/JxkujtEdak
— Texas Trev (@texastrevor) November 17, 2021
💩💩💩💩💩 this @CianTormey sketch popped up in my inbox today and completely made my week 💩💩💩💩💩#Nightwing2021Annual https://t.co/Be6klBmwrB pic.twitter.com/AxDua3KRwm
— Jesschillin (@jesswchen) October 27, 2021
Watching DREDD and thinking about the graphic design guy at the Hall of Justice whose job it is to get the angle and kerning right on every Judge's badge pic.twitter.com/ZIAoQD5lwS
— David Bæddel (@sistersinead) November 21, 2021
Friday, September 10, 2021
Doom Patrol custom action figures; Hermit Crab necklace; Jungle Cruise's jaguar stand-in
オカヤドカリのネックレス
— licoyas(リコヤス) (@licoyas) September 8, 2021
もちろん殻が外れます。チェーンをスルスルと抜き、別の殻と交換可能。
ホンモノの殻に穴を開けて宿にしても良。
写真の個体は本体がベリ銅、殻は白真鍮製。
23000円。 pic.twitter.com/fA067vEnLg
To improve Proxima's skin realism in Jungle Cruise, we ran a cloth simulation over the top of her tissue system resulting in the loose flesh we see on real jaguars. A human stand-in performed on set as Proxima to give the actors accurate eyelines and something to interact with. pic.twitter.com/ceumFkct18
— Weta Digital (@weta_digital) September 6, 2021
V's thread is great but misses my personal take which is: in killing Reader, Google killed itself. https://t.co/eAtay03Npq
— alex hern (@alexhern) September 7, 2021
Blogs were the last place on the internet with a large quantity of thoughtful external links, and they tended to have link-text that accurately described what they were about. The community wasn't large, compared to social networks, but it had an outsized influence
— alex hern (@alexhern) September 7, 2021
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)