This photo provided by Christie's auction house shows an Yves Saint Laurent hammered gilt-metal "Ethnic Style" necklace with an estimated selling price of $600-800. A month after the death of Yves Saint Laurent, Christie's is auctioning seven pieces of the legendary French fashion designer's clothing and jewelry, including this necklace, representing nearly every decade of his career.
The collection was inspired by one of Heidi's visits to Italy during which she was intrigued by a clover-patterned marble inlay at the Duomo in Milan. Heidi Klum envisioned the clover as an adornment piece and expressed her desire to incorporate the symbol into the design of a jewelry line. "I think it's beautiful as a woman to have a good luck charm that you can keep with you...that someone can give to you. It's sweet and meaningful," says Heidi.
Heidi Klum's collection for Mouawad
I did not find the right guy yet, but I sure did find the right ring for my wedding ;-) B-zerol ring by Bulgari.
It's the necklace of my dreams !!! I love everything designed with angel wings that's why I absolutely want this one. Pegasus Wing Neclace is designed by Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden for Tatty Devine Also available in silver and black. Price: £37.
Tatty Devine is famous for unique and quirky accessories, which elevate jewellery to art status. The pair behind it all, Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden, have no formal training as jewellers.
They met studying Fine Art at Chelsea School of Art in 1996, and had planned to become artists until Harriet found some bags of leather samples on the way home from the pub one night.
In 2003 Rosie and Harriet began showing at Paris Fashion Week. In 2006, Tatty Devine showed for the first time at New York Fashion Week. Tatty Devine
Born in 1950 Cathy Chotard studied at the High School of Fine Arts, Rennes and the Jewellery Workshops of Fontblanches in Nimes. In the past decade she has worked from a studio in Southern France and has participated in many European and International exhibitions. Cathy Chotard’s current work involves threading together a multitude of small and fragile pieces of gold to create a flexible body of moving elements which drape and move with the body. She won the 2006 intelligence de la main price by the Bettencourt Fondation.
