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Fabergé releases its first jewelry collection since 1917
Fabergé, the Russian jeweler known for its jewel-encrusted Easter eggs, selected Parisian artist-jeweler Frederic Zaavy to create an initial collection of 100 items at his studio in Paris. The collection uses hundreds or thousands of tiny gems on each piece to create mosaic effects on rings, brooches, earrings and necklaces. The collection ranges from $58,000 to $10 million. Featured here is one ... Read More -
Salvatore Ferragamo's new pink collection aimed at Asia's rich
The recession has had its affect worldwide but the impact is much slower in Asian countries, so this is a calling for all those wealthy Asians to come forward for a good cause. Italian luxury goods group Salvatore Ferragamo has designed a limited collection targeted at the rich Asians, to help raise funds for breast cancer groups. The "Pink Collection" includes a pink, crystal-embellished edition ... Read More -
Crystallized Jesus certifies Infinite Hope
There have been many art works inspired by and dedicated to the Messiah we know as Jesus, but there’s one that stands out among the crowd. "Infinite Hope" by Quinn Gregory is a sculpture exactly the size of Jesus, (5’3") primarily made of wood, foam and crystals. The sculpture took 4 ½ months to take shape of 5’3" skeleton in copper and then painting the same in metallic paint to give a met... Read More -
Celsius X VI II and the Mysterious Mechanical Cellphone
On March 18, at the Baselworld watch show in Switzerland, a vaporous French company called Celsius X-VI-II will unveil the Papillon, a $300,000 mobile phone that is packed with the most advanced micro-mechanics of any gadget ever created. Forget digital. The phone of the future will be mechanical. As flat, touchscreen slabs like the iPhone make our lives more virtual, a half-dozen guys from the lu... Read More
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