A lady with a love for literature and shiny things discusses books & bling.
This is the fabulous Stephen Webster’s “Murder she wrote” dagger ring. I think it’s awesome.
I’m not a particularly edgy lady. I like flowers and bows and the color pink. But I would wear this ring.
The ring is set in 18ct white gold with black and white diamonds and a red garnet drop. The hand is 18ct rose gold.
All images and info are thanks to The Jewellery Editor.
I’m planning to have some fun between now and the 31st posting Halloweenish jewels. You are forewarned.
This is Lydia Courteille‘s Bat pendant from her “Black Mass in Paris” collection. How great a name is that? This fabulous and bold piece is made with black diamonds, druzy agate, rubies and blackened gold.
All images and info are thanks to the Jewellery Editor.
If you’re at all in the habit of looking at fabulous jewelry online, you’re familiar with Van Cleef & Arpels. If you’re not, I recommend you do yourself a favor and check them out, because it’s worth your while.
These earrings aren’t particularly innovative, but they are stunning. High-caliber gemstones in a bold, gorgeous setting. Perfect for your finer red carpets and galas.
These were made in France, in the 1970’s. They’re set with four pear-shaped sapphires weighing approximately 18.15 total carats, accented by circular-cut and pear-shaped diamonds weighing approximately 17.23 total carats, mounted in 18k yellow gold, with clips and post backs. The drops are detachable so that the upper part of the earrings can be worn separately. They are signed Van Cleef & Arpels.
I think these would be amazing on a brunette. I volunteer.
These earrings are for sale at Betteridge, listing via 1stdibs. All images and info are thanks to Betteridge and 1stdibs.