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Carina Hardy: Beauty at the Service of the Here and Now

by Wednesday, 05 March 2025

by Antonella Reina

"Based in Bali, Rooted in Love".We love the statement that defines the Carina Hardy brand of demi-fine and fine jewelry. It’s a particularly precise description of what the brand stands for: a creative path rooted in the principles of Balinese culture, which teaches us that the road to goodness lies in being in harmony with others, nature, and the sacred. Founded on Women’s Day, 8th March 2024, by Carina Hardy and Tavish Gallagher — a creative duo and real-life couple — the brand emerged from the intention of uniting spirituality, craftsmanship, and sustainability in meticulously...

Wednesday, 05 March 2025

The Magical and Provocative Rings of Jolipnj

Chromantics, the New Book About Solange Azagury-Partridge

by Monday, 10 February 2025

by Federica Frosini

I met Solange Azagury-Partridge in her first London salon in the Notting Hill area. It was the early 2000s and I was looking for the famous Hotlips hand-enameled lip rings in hyper pop colors. Inspired by the four basic colors of lipstick, Classic Red, Nude, Bubblegum Pink and Black Cherry, Hotlips have now become icons in contemporary designer jewelry, included in the permanent jewelry collection on display at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. A veritable brand, Hotlips by Solange, comes complete with its own boutique. «Before the digital revolution, we used to write letters,»...


The Lexicon of Diamonds Explained by Raluca Anghel

by Monday, 27 January 2025

by Federica Frosini

Why is there a difficulty in creating the right terminology to better understand the diamond market, and more in general the jewelry market?Clear diamond terminology exists already to guide audiences on what can and cannot be classified as a diamond, as well as how to refer to laboratory-grown diamonds. Across the world, there are now global standards and national legislative requirements, as well as advertising standards which must be followed by anyone selling these stones. Key points from all the standards are:– The word 'diamond' used on its own always implies a natural diamond.–...

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