A truly great jewelry wardrobe begins with pieces like these. Philippe Charriol developed his famous Celtic line of stainless steel cable jewelry in the mid-1980s and continues to add imaginative pieces such as these to the popular collection. This suite features brilliant decorations in eighteen-karat yellow gold with white diamond accents. The Celtic line was inspired by ancient wrist and arm bracelets unearthed in Norfolk, England. Jewels of fire and ice are the ultimate in classic but sultry sophistication.
Rubies appeal to the passionate nature and have always been associated with that emotion.
They burn with an inner glow that was once believed to be an inextinguishable flame. In these creations, Jewels by Star contrasts the heat of rubies with the crystalline beauty of diamonds and cool elegance of platinum. The company's cultured pearl floaters are always a favorite, elegant when worn in single or multiple strands, in one color or mixed. Judith Conway's famous bridal line is the ultimate in refinement with understated elegance in platinum, eighteen-karat gold, and diamonds. The Northern California designer, a self-described minimalist, attracts a sophisticated clientele with creations of striking line and superb balance.