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House of Gucci The Allure of Alor
Bermuda is Back Style Secrets of
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FROM THE VAULT Collection by Zachary’s
MODEL: OUR VERY OWN JENNIFER
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THE ZACHARY’S STORY
We at Zachary’s Jewelers are proud to be your destination for renowned service, quality, and stunning artistry. For nearly 25 years we have provided the finest in high-fashion jewelry beginning at our downtown Annapolis store and at our Severna Park location as well. We are direct importers of diamonds from Israel, South Africa, and India. We offer not only a global selection of jewelry but also a design center in our Severna Park store to design and create your own piece. As the founder of Zachary’s, I offer you more than 30 years of jewelry experience and appraisal expertise. I personally oversee every one of our diamond and jewelry purchases. For all of us at Zachary’s who bring you our years of experience, jewelry is personal. What we really offer you, through jewelry, is fulfillment of your personal expression and style. The community has rewarded us by choosing Zachary’s year after year as Best Jeweler in the area. And as if best were not enough, Zachary’s was also named Coolest Jewelry Store in the U.S. by the jewelry industry’s leading publication. Something else you might not know: Couture jewelry retailers make up only one half of one percent of all jewelers in the country. We are proud to be recognized as one of those jewelers. As a Couture jeweler, we are invited to work with an exceptionally talented group of internationally renowned designers and luxury brands. We strive to provide our customers with the world’s most unique styles and designs, made with the highest level of craftsmanship. The result is jewelry that is not only fashionable and chic, but also destined to become the classics and heirlooms of tomorrow. At Zachary’s Jewelers, you don’t have to settle for the ordinary...just the extraordinary. But what is coolest of all is Zachary’s relationship with our surrounding community as a family-owned business. Our vision, from the beginning, has been that doing good is good business. Everyone who works at Zachary’s lives and shops in this community, and each of us is a member of at least two local charities. Just as the community nurtures Zachary’s, we have the privilege of giving back to the dozens of schools, nonprofits, and other organizations who are part of the Zachary’s family. We are honored to support the important work they do. We never, ever forget that our community is the reason why Zachary’s is here and prospering. Thank for allowing us to serve you. We look forward to bringing you sparkle and fun this and every season. Steve Samaras and all of us at Zachary’s
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4 Welcome
22 The Allure of Alor
44 Hot Trend: Cuffs
6 Table of Contents
26 From the House of Gucci
46 Anniversary Milestones
7 Corum Continues in Excellence
28 Marco Bicego: Luneria
48 Your Wish Is Our Creation
30 Beauty in Black
50 Put Your Best Ring Forward
32 Bermuda Is Back in Style
54 European Style Secrets
34 The Daily Show
57 For Our VIP Customers
18 Meet the Staff
38 John Hardy: Natural Flair
19 Red Carpet Bold
40 Gold Is Trending
10 Zachary’s Events 12 From the Vault 15 Jennifer’s Picks from the Vault
58 Profile: Marco Bicego
Special thanks to: Special thanks to: Jennifer Coleman, the most beautiful model we know, Tony J Photography, Alexander Westmoreland & Alan Weitzman for your time & inspiration.
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Todd Tufts • Editor in Chief/Publisher/Creative Director Carol Besler • Assistant Editorial Director Vence Vida • Production Manager/Designer Kyle Boyer • Art Director Stephen Lewis • Assistant Copy Editor Larry Stuart • Designer Ron Saltiel/RSP Media • Select Jewelry Photography Prices are subject to change. Please contact the store for current pricing and availability. Zachary’s Jewelers Magazine is published by Tufts Communications, 1201 E. 5th Street, Suite 1009 • Anderson, IN 46012 T: 765-608-3081 • E: todd@tuftscom.com • © 2015, Tufts Communications. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA.
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CORUM continues in
corum ac-one misfit squelette
exellence
The newest addition to the Amiral’s Cup family, the AC-One Misfit is inspired by the oversized colored brake calipers found on exotic cars. It is one of just a handful of AC watches to be inspired in design by something that is not nautical, the ACOne Misfit features a skeletonized movement with red rotor and sold with matching red rubber strap and a black alligator with red stitching strap. SuperLuminova hands and indexes provide the 45 MM night visibility with ease. Water resistant to 300 meters and has sapphire caseback crystal the displays the word “Misfit” in odd fonts. $12,200
corum ac-one 45
Part of Corum’s much loved Admiral’s Cup line, the newest AC-One 45 with a unique nautical wood dial. The natural warmth of wood marks a vibrant contrast with steel coating. Technicality and history come together in a maritime direction where the material breaks with the form. From the black inner bezel ring stand the famous nautical pennants, the unmistakable signature of the Admiral’s Cup collection. Black SuperLuminova hands at the 3 and 9 o’clock. Water resistant to 300 meters and has sapphire caseback. $7,700
corum heritage bubble
Making a big comeback on the market is the Corum Heritage Bubble watch. The oversized domed watch was first unveiled in 2000 and was one of the most unconventional – and fast beloved – watches in history. Now, 15 years later, the new 47 MM Corum Heritage Bubble features a specifically made sapphire domed crystal that stands 18.8 MM high – which was no easy feat to achieve. The third model in the Bubble collection does away with the dial entirely. A skeletonized movement takes its place, with the domed sapphire crystal providing a magnified view of the exposed wheels of the CO0082 selfwinding movement. The case is a collection of smooth rounded lines, just like the original. $8,300
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Zachary’s not only supports charitable activities and events throughout our community, but we also host exclusive jewelry shows at our stores for the benefit of local charities. Each show donates a percentage of sales to a selected organization. One of Zachary’s memorable events of the past year was our H.Stern preview, “A Night in Brazil,” with cocktails, cuisine, and live music themed for this world-known Brazilian line of elegantly imaginative jewelry. H.Stern is found at only 37 locations in the United States, including 30 Nieman Marcus and Saks stores – and Zachary’s. Another notable Zachary’s event featured Gucci. At both, 10 percent of the proceeds went to the Johns Hopkins Division of Rheumatology, which treats autoimmune disorders that affect 23.5 million Americans – more than the number of people with cancer or heart disease. At extraordinary events such as these, Zachary’s invites you to celebrate the culture of beautiful jewelry while supporting the good works of charities in our area.
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exceptional elegance
Platinum JE Caldwell pin, fancy yellow & white diamonds. $74,900
from the
Vault Kwiat estate Asscher cut diamond earrings set in platinum. $150,000.
6 carat diamond platinum solitaire ring. $199,900
Diamond bracelet set in 18 kt white gold. $23,950
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Are you looking for a one-of-a kind collector’s piece you will find nowhere else? Zachary’s makes available for viewing, by appointment only, select pieces that are not normally on display but are kept in our vault. Many of these are estate pieces from world-class jewelers such as Chopard, Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Harry Winston, and Tiffany’s. Prepare to be enchanted. You will not find these works of the jeweler’s art in a conventional jewelery store. To make it even more exciting, the selection changes regularly as new pieces become available to us through auction or private sale. Contact Zachary’s for an appointment.
Diamond bracelet in 18 kt yellow & white gold with over 1000 hand-set diamonds. $65,900
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The city of lights and love is incomparable. The rivers Seine and Loire, the art, the cafes, the exuberant history, the fashion runways and museums — Paris is all of these plus architecture, cuisine, and attitude! The following offerings relate to Paris past and present and cover a myriad of topics, including people, events, landmarks, and much more!
A Celtic tribe, the Gaul Parisii, settled on the islands of present-day Paris in about 300 BC. The Romans, under the command of Julius Caesar, renamed their city Lutetia when they defeated the Gauls of the area. St. Genevieve became the patron saint of the city for repelling the Huns in 451. The Latin Quarter of the city contains the Pantheon built in her honor. The Capetian Dynasty began in 987 when Hugues Capet was crowned king of France. His father was Hugh the Great, a Parisian count and Frankish duke. The building of the renowned cathedral Notre Dame began in 1163. Its name signifies the Virgin Mary. Interestingly, the cathedral witnessed the crowning of Napoleon as emperor in 1804. The Louvre was initially built as a fortress in 1204 against Vikings. It was later occupied as a royal palace. It has been a public museum since 1793. Last year it greeted 8.3 million visitors. Louis IX was born in 1214. He famously fought in the Crusades but died from a plague in Tunis. The Sorbonne University was founded in 1253 by Robert de Sorbonne. It was one of the most important learning centers of the medieval world. Clovis I established his capital at Paris. He founded the Merovingian Dynasty. France’s first national theatre was founded in 1680 and called Comedie-Francaise. Anges-Jacques Gabriel designed the Place de la Concorde in 1755. A Parisian mob stormed the Bastille on July 14, 1789. The French celebrate this day as Fête Nationale. The French Revolution took place from 1789 to 1815.
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The Revolution’s terror came to a conclusion when Robespierre was put to the guillotine in 1794. Although born in Arras, he was actually of Irish descent. Legend claims that he was the only person guillotined facing upward. Parisian mimes still entertain on city streets. Marcel Marceau is considered the world’s most famous mime. The Ile de la Cité on the River Seine is famously home to Notre Dame, the Saint Chapelle, Palais de Justice, the Place Dauphine, and the Square du Vert Galant. The Eiffel Tower sits on the Champs de Mars. It is 1,063 feet high including its antenna. At the time of its completion in 1887, it was the tallest structure in the world. Les Halles was once the premier and centrally located marketplace in Paris. Perhaps the best known street in Paris is the Champs Elysees. It contains many theatres, cafes, and world-class shops. The Arc de Triomphe sits on the western end of the Champs Elysees. The hill of Montmartre is situated on the Right Bank of the city and was once a famous artist district containing studios by the likes of Dali and Picasso. The Moulin Rouge sits near the Montmarte. The Hotel Ritz Paris contains the Coco Chanel Suite that was once the residence of the influential designer. Le Marais is a popular cultural district in Paris — it is also the neighborhood where Doors’ singer Jim Morrison died in 1971. The famous Catacombs of Paris lie beneath Montparnasse. The Hotel de Crillon is one of the oldest hotels operating in Paris today. The luxury hotel once received Emperor Hirohito of Japan for a stay.
Jennifer’s Picks from the Vault
Platinum diamond earrings, $119,500 Fancy intense yellow diamond necklace, $295,000.
Asscher-cut diamond earrings, $150,000.
Gucci, marina chain necklace, $22,900 Six-carat diamond platinum ring, $199,900.
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BOLD Red carpets were dripping with big jewelry in diamonds and gemstones Bigger, bolder looks lead jewelry trends on the red carpet this year, from major awards shows to star-studded events, including the Golden Globes, Screen Actors Guild, and Academy Awards, as well as the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala. Hot looks include earrings that climb, cluster, or cascade and interesting statement necklaces.
Pear shaped sapphire & round diamond earrings set in platinum, collection by Zachary’s.
Sapphire & diamond necklace set in platinum, collection by Zachary’s.
Sapphire & diamond bracelet set in platinum, collection by Zachary’s.
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All Ears No matter what the neckline, the number-one accessory on the red carpet this year is a pair of statement earrings in one of a variety of styles and settings. Top choices include ear climbers, clusters, and gemmy chandeliers and drops, with some of the most memorable looks adorning the likes of Emma Stone, Keira Knightley, and Rashida Jones at SAG. At the Oscars, Scarlett Johansson rocked an ultra-modern ear cuff with emeralds, aquamarines, and tourmalines. At the Met, JLo wowed in an ear-hugging ruby and diamond fan design. Lobes at the Globes were also adorned in the most luscious gem drops, as spotted on Emily Blunt in Paraiba tourmaline; Lupita Nyong’o in nearly 40 carats of amethyst and peridot; Jennifer Aniston in onyx chandeliers; and Maura Tierney in 80 carats of sapphire slices. Daring danglers at the Oscars included Gwyneth Paltrow in nearly 125 carats of rubellites with sapphires, spinels, paraiba tourmalines, and diamonds; and America Ferrera in bold opal and turquoise drops.
In & out diamond hoops, collection by Zachary’s.
Top trending directions incorporate more colorful looks, mystical/spiritual/tribal themes, geometric lines and vintage silhouettes, fringes and tassels, and body jewelry. Pearls had a big presence in both apparel and accessories, in very modern designs.
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18 kt. white gold diamond cuff, collection by Zachary’s featuring over 9 carats of diamonds.
Kwiat diamond earrings with pear shaped diamonds, “From the Vault” Zachary’s collection.
Up to Your Neck
with more than 6,000 pearls, and Felicity Jones wore an Alexander McQueen pearl-studded ball gown. Other standouts included Viola
Beyond getting an earful, celebrities were also also up to their
Davis in stunning pearl and diamond collar and bracelet, and Zendaya
necks in statement jewels, the second biggest red carpet trend. Great
Coleman in regal pearl and diamond drop earrings.
examples were seen at the Globes, notably Naomi Watts wrapped in a gold and diamond snake necklace and Lorde in a bib-style
Fringe Element
neckpiece with 100 carats of cascading diamonds. At the Oscars, showstoppers included Cate Blanchett in a turquoise, aquamarine,
This year the theme at the Met Gala was China Through the
and diamond neck collar and Margot Robbie in a “Zip” necklace
Looking Glass, and as expected, there was a lot of jadeite jewelry.
with a sapphire and diamond tassel, fashioned after a piece owned
But the surprise trend of the night, which has been brewing for
by the Duchess of Windsor in the 1930s.
the past couple of years, was fringes and tassels. A-listers like Siena Miller, Uma Thurman, and Kate Beckensale were on the fringe,
Pearl Penchant
notably in earrings with dangling diamonds, gems, beads, and pearls.
Pearls continue to intrigue Hollywood royalty, and Oscar’s red
Style Note: Jewelry such as wide cuffs and stackable bangles, as
carpet did not disappoint, with stunning pearl-embellished dresses
well as bold cocktail rings worn on multiple fingers, was also a style
and contemporary classics among the biggest standouts. Everyone has
stand-out on the red carpet. In the end, the best style advice you can
been talking about the Lupita Nyong’o custom Calvin Klein dress
follow is to wear what makes you feel like a star!
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Jack and Sandy Zemer.
ALORfine jewelry the casual allure of
ALOR is a San Diego-based fine jewelry and watch brand
From chic and stylish black cable cuffs to soft and feminine
known worldwide for its signature design — a cable motif.
rose cable earrings paired with rich 18k gold and diamonds,
The company’s designs, crafted in 18k gold, are inspired by
the ALOR cable collections are a rare form of beauty —
the movement, flexibility, and effortless beauty of Southern
refining the concept of California-inspired.
California’s natural environment. The family business was
The Kai (wave) jewelry and Forte California watch
founded in 1979 by designer and chairman Jack Zemer and
collections evoke a relaxed ease of wear and a sense of
his wife Sandy, who serves as ALOR’s president. Together,
fashion versatility, with a warm nod to the West Coast
the Zemers have collaborated to create artful and timeless yet modern pieces. Sandy leads with passion, communication, and the ability to foster strong family-like relationships with retailers and employees, while Jack transforms the abstract into concrete, finding strength in art and architecture for his designs. The mutual inspiration and force behind their partnership continue to push the company to new heights. From everyday essentials to elegant evening wear, each ALOR piece is an interpretation of the innovative cable design aesthetic. A delicate balance of bold and simple, the beautifully crafted cable motif offers opportunities for contrast in texture and smoothness. It is also created in bold color combinations that are key to the ALOR assortment.
Noir collection color-block cuff in black and grey cable with 18k gold and diamonds.
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lifestyle. ALOR’s exclusive method of forming cable into waves is displayed to perfection in the highly innovative Kai Collection. Its complexity of fine design and the playful ease of wear represent a true tribute to the ocean waves of ALOR’s home in Southern California. The latest ALOR collections continue this evolution of the easy California style. From classic 18k gold and diamond designs to modern linear, color-block, and micro-cable designs, the ALOR range of looks and styles are made to be mixed together or stand alone as distinctive contemporary classics. Noir collection micro cable and pavé diamond necklaces.
ALOR’s signature stackable bangles in a variety of cable colors.
California Forte watch on Cascade bracelet. Kai Collection bangles inspired by the ocean waves of ALOR’s home in Southern California.
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FROM THE HOUSE OF
Gucci’s signature icons exude elegant style and Italian glamour
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Towards the middle of the ’50s, Gucci began to draw inspiration from THE HO RS EBIT C O LLEC T IO N
the world of yachting for some of the house’s products. As a result, sports bags and gift items with boating motifs — such as anchors, boating knots,
Emblematic of Gucci glamour, the Horsebit was introduced as a
and mooring ropes — were created. This versatile form, characterized by
decorative element on handbags in the 1950s. Designed to recall the horse
interlinking pebble shapes, became a staple Gucci icon. Nearly a decade later,
riding tradition in Florence’s high society, it has since evolved into the bold
Gucci introduced the Marina Chain into its jewelry. In the early 1970s gold
hardware on handbags and shoes, prints on canvas handbags and silks,
necklaces and women’s watches appeared. Today, the Marina Chain is also
watches, and fine jewelry. Gucci’s Horsebit Collection features fluid forms
combined with the Horsebit line to create an elegant range that merges the
and takes on a sensual, contemporary allure. The Horsebit Bracelet was
fluidity of the chain elements with the bold lines of the Horsebit hardware in
one of the first creations, which has now taken on variations ranging from
18kt gold. The Marina Chain jewelry line comprises necklaces and bracelets
18kt gold to sterling silver. The Horsebit Beverly Bracelet is crafted in 18kt
that can be worn together for a classic look. The stand-out pieces in this
yellow gold, and the iconic Horsebit design is adorned in a rich pavé of brown
collection are the long Marina Chain necklace, which features a shimmering
diamonds across the bracelet chains.
tassel pendant made up of several fine chains looped through a large Marina Chain pebble and the multi-chain bracelet.
THE BAMBO O C O LLEC T IO N
Faced with a shortage of foreign supplies during the difficult 1940s, Gucci began experimenting with atypical luxury materials. One of its artisans’ most subtle innovations was burnishing cane to create the handle of the new Bamboo Bag, whose curvy side was inspired by a saddle’s shape. An ingenious example of “necessity as the mother of invention,” the bamboo became the first of Gucci’s many iconic products. In 1971 the popular Bamboo range was translated into jewelry. Today, the graceful form of the bamboo plant is interpreted across rings, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces in 18kt gold, and it also comes accented with diamonds. The bamboo jewelry features an innovative spring mechanism that combines exceptional design with technical expertise.
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Marco Bicego’s yellow gold jewelry is natural, understated and seductive
There is nothing like the softness of yellow gold. It is the ultimate feminine jewelry statement, classic and timeless. It works with vintage styles, and vintage dresses, which is important today, as vintage-themed weddings are very much in style right now. Yellow gold is more subtle than other gold colors, and it is also more natural. There is no such thing as naturally occurring rose, white, or green gold. Gold itself is only one color: yellow. Any other color is produced by mixing pure 24k yellow gold with other metals, creating alloys, or mixes of metals. Adding copper, for example, produces rose gold. Adding nickel or palladium creates white gold. Yellow gold is mixed with traces of nickel, copper, and zinc, which make it stronger and slightly lighter in color than pure gold. It is ideal for jewelry.
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Marco Bicego’s new Lunaria collection epitomizes the
femininity of soft yellow gold. The collection is inspired by the translucent, disc-shaped seed pods of the Lunaria flower. This unique, organic shape is beautifully interpreted by Bicego with petal-like disks of gold linked by chains. The surfaces of the pods are engraved using the brand’s signature Bulino technique, a satin finish that lends itself particularly well to the motif because it creates an organic look, an essential expression of the Marco Bicego style. Each delicate, 18k gold petal-like element is surrounded by a carefully forged frame that is given a contrasting high polish for an even closer resemblance to the Lunaria pod of nature. The collection includes necklaces, rings, bracelets, and earrings, some of which incorporate precious gemstones cut in slices to repeat the shape of the flat, petal-like gold elements.
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Alor’s Noir Collection. Diamond earrings, pendant, ring and texture rich stingray cuff. 18 kt gold & stainless steel unified by a defining diamond bar.
Black and white remains a staple color combination because of its stark contrast and visual impact. Pairing with white diamonds creates a stunning impression, as the shining sparkle and darkness play off each other.
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within a few hours flying time from major East Coast hubs. Bermuda’s heyday, however, peaked in 1980 as travelers sought emerging destinations in the Caribbean and elsewhere. After decades in a slump, the island is looking to make a comeback. Hosting the 2017 America’s Cup should help put it in the spotlight, once again. “Bermuda skipped a generation, so we need to reintroduce it to a whole new group of people,” says Allan Federer, general manager of the newly renovated and renamed Hamilton Princess & Beach Club (formerly the Fairmont Hamilton Princess), which is undergoing a dramatic transformation with extensive renovations thanks to its new Bermudian owners, the Green family. They acquired the landmark in the capital town of Hamilton in 2012 and are investing tens of millions of dollars in upgrading the faded grande dame to cater to a new wave of 21st-century travelers. In addition to revamping
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the 410 rooms, including 43 suites, with sophisticated contemporary design, they have also added new culinary venues, a marina, and an infinity pool. The addition of a spa is also in the plans. Until then, the hotel partners with Hamilton’s Inner Sanctum Spa, which is walking distance from the hotel. Bermuda’s oldest hotel, nicknamed “the Pink Princess,” was founded in 1885 and has a storied history. A formal portrait of Queen Elizabeth II hangs over the mantle in the Gold Lounge, which has been preserved in its old-world style, while Andy Warhol’s neon portraits
swimming, and snorkeling in the crystal
of HRH set a bold, modern tone in the two-story lobby. Other displayed works
clear waters.
by Damien Hirst, street artist Banksy, and Japanese contemporary artist Takashi
Scuba divers can head for the natural
Murakami, come from the Green family’s personal collection. The hotel offers
reef that surrounds the entire island.
a tour of its collection for art enthusiasts.
Not only will you find abundant marine
The island also has its first celebrity chef restaurant with Marcus’ by Chef
life, but there are some 300 sunken
Marcus Samuelsson, who gained TV fame on Chopped and The Taste. Marcus’
ships to explore as well. Shipwrecked
Executive Chef Leonardo Marino worked at Samuelsson’s popular Red Rooster in
sailors bound for the Jamestown
Harlem. Marino, a New Jersey native, is taking full advantage of the bounty of local
settlement in Virginia first discovered
organic farmers and fresh caught seafood, which lands on the dock in front of the
the unnamed, uninhabited island in
hotel. “We want to have fun with the food and don’t want to pigeonhole ourselves in
1609. (It became an official British
a certain genre,” explains Marino. “We want businessmen to throw their ties in their
settlement in 1612.) If you prefer to
cars and come to the restaurant to have fun. We don’t want it to just be a dining
stay above the waves, you can hire a
room destination.“ Still, it can’t help but be a foodie hotspot with the fresh creative
sailboat from Bermuda Yacht Charters
cuisine, fun vibe, and wraparound harbor views. The marina area and the al fresco
for an excursion around the harbor
1609 Bar & Restaurant have also become social hubs for guests and locals alike.
and on the waters that will soon be
Samuelson also designed the menu at the new Princess Beach Club on Sinky
hosting America’s Cup racing yachts.
Bay, a private cove on South Beaches. The hotel, which is in town, operates
More adventurous types can swim with
shuttle service for guests who want to spend the day paddle boarding, kayaking,
humpback whales or explore caves on one of several eco and adventure tours
“ Scuba divers can head for the natural reef that surrounds the entire island. Not only will you find abundant marine life, but there are some 300 sunken
offered by Island Tour Centre. As Bermuda endeavors to update its image as an enticing destination for today’s more active and style-conscious travelers, traditionalists, of course, still have golf and those alluring pink beaches.
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Diamonds are showing up on the beach, by the pool, on safari…in the carpool line, in the kitchen, out with the girls, and out with the love of your life. Diamonds are for every day living.
Diamond & Biwa Pearl pendant from Yvel.
Beyond romantic symbolism, there is a reason most women wear jewelry aside from their diamond engagement rings every day: diamonds are beautiful! They symbolize natural beauty, value, and significance, and despite some outdated opinions on etiquette, they can be worn every day. “Half a century ago, diamonds were considered appropriate only for engagement rings or for special occasions, but now they are considered essential wear with more casual forms of fashion,” observes Michael O’Connor, of Style & Substance in New York City. O’Connor is a stylist who dresses stars in red carpetappropriate jewelry for awards shows but also for everyday life.
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Lisa Nik pendant design. Blue Topaz surrounded by round diamonds.
Stars Collection by H.Stern. Pendant features 18 kt. Noble gold & diamonds.
Diamonds are certainly durable enough to be worn every day. Diamond is the hardest gemstone on earth. It rates 10 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, which means it is much harder than any other gem. “The durability of diamonds allows us to wear them on a daily basis, whether it is in a ring, pendant, or earrings,” says Mark Mann, global director of jewelry manufacturing arts for the Gemological Institute of America. The idea of wearing diamonds every day has evolved alongside the trend toward affordable fashions that are inspired by couture designs. It has cued jewelry designers to follow suit by creating more casual diamond looks. Fashion stylist Monica Cotto in New York City has worked with brands and magazines for 20 years and has witnessed this evolution. “I save big statement pieces for evening, but I have no problem pairing fashionforward styles that are thinner and smaller, like stacks of diamond bangles, with a great blouse,” she says. One of the few neutral gems, the colorless diamond has earned the status as the go-to, go-with-anything accessory. Casual luxury is the new norm in fashion, and diamonds are an easy choice to add a bit of sparkle to our daily lives. Young, inventive designers have largely spearheaded the
Diamond vintage style Simon G ring in white gold accented with a floral & scroll design. Oscar Niemeyer collection by H.Stern
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fashion-forward diamond jewelry category. The looks are often made with smaller stones that cost less and are sometimes set into silver or 14k gold, making the styles inherently more casual, affordable, and ideal for gifting. Plus, the designs are quite chic — think ear climbers. “Designers are making more casual pieces like lightening bolt diamond earrings that are playful and fun,” adds Cotto. Diamonds also effortlessly punch up outfits, and diamond earrings draw the eye to the face where you want the eyes to fall. Diamonds have the versatility to accessorize anything from T-shirts to cocktail dresses, business suits to bikinis. Although they are hard, diamonds can chip, break, or fall out of mountings if jewelry prongs become loose. Remove diamond jewelry when performing manual labor or participating in sports, and don’t subject jewelry to cleaning solutions or chlorinated water. For everyday jewelry, you might consider pieces with diamonds set in bezel or channel settings that offer protection by way of metal sides and low-profile settings. The positioning of earrings and necklaces — away from potential contact — automatically means that those diamond pieces are out of harm’s way. Also consider platinum settings, which offer the most security because platinum is such a strong metal.
“I wear a diamond ring every day,” says O’Connor. “My diamond is in a bezel setting because I am worried about the edges, and it is set into platinum because it’s extremely durable.” Among the leading jewelry must-haves: diamond stud and hoop earrings; diamond solitaire and pendant necklaces; and diamond bangle bracelets and stackable bands.
Diamond & Biwa Pearl ring from Yvel.
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Marco Bicego hand polished 18 kt. Italian gold & diamond earrings.
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John Hardy’s new collections reflect the team’s exotic surroundings and a dedication to craftsmanship
The John Hardy Jewelry collection is renowned for its authenticity. While many designers are inspired by the sights and surroundings they take in while on vacation, John Hardy’s team of designers lives the dream. They are inspired on a daily basis by the natural surroundings of the southeast Asian landscape they call home. Founded in Bali, headquartered in Hong Kong, and with offices in New York, Bali and Bangkok, John Hardy is one of the most exotic jewelry companies in the world. The designs are inspired by a combination of Asian, North African, and Western influences The new 2015 collections were inspired by a trip to the magical city of Luang Prabang, in northern Laos, north of Thailand. Here, the natural surroundings and native culture inspired head designer Guy Bedarida and his team of designers. Everything from the majestic Mekong River to the royal residences and traditional Laotian architecture influenced elements of the new collections. “At John Hardy, we are dedicated to handcrafted luxury and creating objects of meaningful beauty, so each season, I take inspiration from my natural surroundings as well as native artisan cultures,” says Guy. “Similar to Bali, where the John Hardy workshop and design center is located, Luang Prabang is world-renowned for both its gorgeous natural surroundings and its artisanal traditions, which have been preserved carefully over the years.” The new collections are dedicated to the preservation and reinterpretation of these traditions.
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Rings with diamonds, black sapphires, and rubies, from the Naga collection.
The Classic Chain collection is delicately hand-woven to represent the silky flow of the waters of the Mekong River. The collection is punctuated by feather motifs, some accented with precious shades of blue sapphires. They were inspired by the native eagles, which symbolize freedom. The Naga collection has been reimagined with ornate scales embellished with diamonds and precious stones. The Men’s collection has been enhanced by the beauty of bronze craftsmanship, a hue that was influenced by the lavish gold temples and saffron-hued robes worn by the area’s monks. Hardy’s iconic motifs include bamboo, long a symbol of Asian culture, and the Naga, a mythical sea creature of the Mekong River.
The brand is committed to sustainable practices in every aspect of its creative process. John Hardy uses recycled silver, sources alluvial gold, and tracks the origins of its gemstones.
Large Kick cuff with black spinel and black sapphire in a feather motif. Ring with mixed blue sapphire and ring with black sapphire.
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Bold gold jewelry is making a glittering comeback, with modern designs and an anything-goes attitude
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Gold is back! The preferred metal of the disco era in all its glittering glory is back in style, particularly in shades of yellow. Designs are more modern, and in some cases more subdued, than they were in the 1980s, of course, with fewer high-polished surfaces and a greater concentration on hand-finishing. The newest way to wear gold is to don multiple pieces at once, mixing sizes, styles, colors, and textures for a look that is as individual as you are. It’s all about mixing, matching, and layering. From several dainty chains to one bold piece of yellow gold jewelry, anything goes. Here are five looks in gold jewelry that are trending right now.
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Yellow gold cuff bracelet from the Golden Gate collection by Roberto Coin, constructed by hand to resemble San Francisco’s Golden Gate bridge.
H.Stern earrings in 18 kt. yellow gold with diamond accents.
Yellow gold
Yellow gold necklace with hand-engraved gold boules, from the Africa collection by Marco Bicego.
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Soft yellow gold is the ultimate feminine jewelry statement, classic and timeless. It works with vintage styles and dresses, which is important for bridal wear, because vintage-themed weddings are in style right now. Yellow gold can be more subtle than other gold colors, and it is also more natural — gold comes out of the ground in a yellow color. Given a high polish, it is at its most glittering. Gold is set to dominate the red carpet this fall.
Handmade 18k brushed gold combined with natural Keshi pearls from the Yvel Satin sea Collection
current styles Alor stackable & microcable bangles in 18 kt. gold & stainless steel.
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Multi row ring by Marco Bicego. Handpolished 18 kt. yellow gold.
Stacks and layers
The hottest look in jewelry right now is to stack multiple rings or bangles or layers of necklaces. Layering gold pieces in a variety of textures, finishes, colors, sizes, and gemstone accents is a great way to create a look that is a true expression of individual style. The same pieces can be used to change your look on a daily basis, depending on what you’re wearing. This is your chance to be creative and go from bling to delicate or anywhere in between.
featuring Simon G rings in white, yellow & rose gold.
Links
Large-linked gold bracelets and necklaces are part of the comeback to big looks in gold. Links are one of the most versatile elements in jewelry, because they can be made in so many different sizes, shapes, and finishes. There is a trend toward square, rectangular, and irregular-shaped links. Hand finishing is important because links are larger, and a bit of texture offers an alternative to a high polish, which is very bold. Fortunately, the bigger sized links also leave lots of room for setting diamond accents.
Diane Von Furstenberg by H.Stern bracelet in polished 18 kt. yellow gold.
Horsebit bracelet by Gucci in 18 kt. yellow gold.
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Tri-color pendant by Simon G highlighted with round white diamonds in white, rose & yellow gold setting.
Mixed colors
The three most common colors of gold — white, rose, and yellow — are all equally popular right now. You probably already have jewelry and watches in your wardrobe in all three colors, and now it’s acceptable to wear them together. This year, designers are including all three colors in the same pieces or in one collection, with designs that are meant to be mixed together in stacks or layers.
Overlapping band made in 18 kt. rose, white and yellow gold by Simon G. Accented with white pave set diamonds.
Roberto Coin Pois Moi square diamond cuffs in rose, white and yellow 18 kt. gold.
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Diamantissma necklace by Gucci in 18 kt. yellow gold
Open spaces
Open-worked pieces have been popular for a couple of years but are now especially important as the trend moves toward larger, often hollow pieces that might be uncomfortably heavy if they were solid. The latest variation on this concept is to design the open spaces with an architectural feel. The Roberto Coin and Ivanka Trump pieces here are inspired by iconic architectural styles in Paris, New York, and San Francisco.
Diamantissma earrings by Gucci in 18 kt. yellow gold H.Stern diamond and 18 kt. Noble gold ring
Diamantissma ring by Gucci in 18 kt. yellow gold
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rocking the trend Cuff from the Pois Moi collection by Roberto Coin, in 18k rose gold, with white diamond pavé detail.
Bangle by Kabana inlaid with pink Mother of Pearl, set in rose gold & accented with diamonds.
Multicolored gemstones bezel set into handpolished 18 kt. yellow gold cuff by Marco Bicego.
Open work cuff by John Hardy.
Diamond & 18 kt. yellow gold hand polished cuff by Marco Bicego.
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Cuff bracelets are still around, but with bolder elements. Moving down to the wrist, we’ve seen the cuff grow in popularity over the past few years. For fall, designers showed a new range of finefashion styles adorned with diamonds and precious gems. Whether encrusted with pavé diamonds or using a giant stone as the centerpiece, these cuffs make opulence look effortless. The sleek and minimalist cuffs are rocking fall’s runways from Milan to NYC.
anniversary ideas
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Whether you are celebrating your first or fiftieth year of marriage, the most important thing to remember is, it’s the thought that counts. Think about her and what fits her style and personality, and she will be sure to love it.
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The big day is coming. You find yourself searching for the perfect gift, and the stress starts to mount. But this is supposed to be a happy occasion. Trepidation probably isn’t the ideal reaction to the realization that you and your partner are preparing to celebrate a significant milestone in your relationship. But let’s face it, it’s often the reality. And it’s not really a negative reaction — you are simply feeling the weight of finding just the right expression of a very deep love for the most important person in your whole world. That’s perfectly understandable, and it’s a good thing. All you need is a little guidance.
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Our first piece of advice is to forget about the traditional milestone anniversary gifts. While they are good as guidelines, unless you are the overly creative type, you are going to have a near impossible task of determining the perfect paper, tin, wood, or other material inspired gift. Instead, the easiest thing to do is to go classic. All women love jewelry, flowers, and romantic date nights. As Marilyn Monroe said, “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend.” You can’t go wrong taking that advice, so here are a few dazzling ideas she will always love:
First Anniversary Celebrating your first year of marriage is almost as exciting as celebrating your tenth. You have adjusted to married life after the honeymoon, and you have learned a whole lot about your partner, so you want to celebrate this exciting and important first year of your life together as a married couple. Diamond studs are a great option. They are classic and beautiful and can be worn every day. Martini set diamond studs.
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Fifth Anniversary
After 5 years of marriage, you certainly have something to celebrate, so you want to commemorate this exciting milestone with a gift that shows her how much she means to you. A diamond pendant necklace will make any woman feel loved.
Asscher cut diamond in square halo by Zachary’s.
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Tenth Anniversary Celebrating 10 years of marriage is a big deal. You have spent an entire decade together. While there may have been ups and downs, you still love her as much as the day you married her. A diamond band to add to her engagement ring and wedding band is a great gift to commemorate this amazing milestone.
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BESTFORW RING ARD The hottest trends in engagement rings for 2015 Radiant cut sapphire with trapezoid diamonds.
Since the Middle Ages, the engagement ring has served to show that a
A.Jaffe Quilted collection with cushion diamond.
woman is betrothed. Since that time, women have been proudly displaying their engagement rings to family and friends. Today, with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, not only are women sharing their rings with friends and family, but with the world. Knowing the latest trends in engagement rings will help you make sure the ring you pick will be one that you will be excited to show off to anyone. More than ever, women want an engagement ring that is unique, something that demonstrates her own personal style. Fortunately, it is now more possible than ever to have that unique ring. Thanks to advances in ring design technology, you and your groom can design every facet of the ring of your dreams. You can choose the design, the center stone, the metal, the shank, the crown, and the accent stones. Your retailer can put it all together for you in a very short amount of time.
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Pear shaped yellow diamond halo ring.
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18 kt. gold flower design in rose gold.
Square diamond in double square halo in white & rose gold.
Classic platinum engraved setting.
3 stone diamond halo ring in white gold.
Vintage style platinum wedding set.
When it comes to weddings, there are many decisions to be
Once thought to be a passing fad, rose gold has gained in popularity
made about colors, from the shade of the flowers to the color of the
over the years. With its stunning color and romantic vibe, it is easy to
bridesmaids’ dresses. You will also have the challenge of picking the
see why many women love this color. Rose gold offers brides a range
right color of metal for the engagement ring. One of the hottest trends
of tones from a blush pink to a distinct rose or even red — so you can
over the past few years has been in metals and colors. Opting for a mixed
pick the color that best compliments your skin tone. It is a simple way
metal design offers endless possibilities in terms of mixing and matching
to take a classic engagement ring design and add just enough color to
different color bands and styles. You could even stack on multiple bands
give your ring that exceptional look. Best of all, rose gold looks great
in different colors, creating a statement that is as individual as you are.
with any skin tone.
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It is also possible to choose from several diamond shape options. Baguettes are popular right now. This classic stone shape can be used to flank the center diamond in an Round brilliant diamond ring design by ArtCarved.
engagement ring or in several new ways to create distinctive expressions. The baguette is fresh again and can easily give your ring some pizazz. The east-west stone setting, or setting a stone horizontally, creates an unusual and attention-grabbing look. A bonus of this setting is that it makes your stone appear larger. It works best with cushion, oval, marquise, and emerald shaped stones. Adding a halo to an engagement ring came into vogue briefly in the 1920s and has recently become very popular again. It creates the illusion of a larger center stone, adding up to a big look without spending beyond your means. In 2015, halos are featuring different shapes than the
Cushion Diamond engagement ring with yellow diamond center.
stones they surround. Double (and triple) halos are getting more popular, allowing for unusual touches, such as using a row of yellow or pink diamonds or even Kwiat estate vintage diamond and blue sapphire ring in 18 kt. gold, “From the Vault” Zachary’s collection.
blue sapphires. While there are a lot of exciting trends to consider and lots of stunning looks to make your engagement ring stand out, here’s one trend that won’t change — the perfect ring for you is the one that best symbolizes the personal journey you and your groom are about to undertake.
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On your last trip to Europe, you may have noticed that European women exude a sense of style and class not often found in other parts of the world. Maybe you even wished that you knew the secrets that make them the great beauties and fashion icons that they are. Luckily for you, it’s not as complicated as you think. By adopting the principles that European women follow, you, too, can flourish when it comes to fashion, beauty, and personal style.
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“Elegance is not the prerogative of those who have just escaped from adolescence, but of those who have already taken possession of their future.” COCO CHANEL
Skincare
Develop a Sense of Mystery
European women know that an effective skincare routine is
While we in the West often think that a close relationship
essential to retaining the lustrous complexions for which they are so
means knowing each other inside out, European women recognize
famous. Purchase a few top-notch products to wash and moisturize
the value of establishing a sense mystery. Rather than boring your
your face with, and use them morning and night. Choose a simple
significant other with the details of your latest dental procedure,
routine rather than a complicated one, and follow it religiously
performing intricate hair removal routines in front of them, or
to give your face a healthy glow. Drink lots of water, as well, to
repeating every word of your latest conversation with your best
moisturize from the inside out.
friend, leave some things to the imagination.
Play Up Your Femininity
Perfume
European women are not afraid to look feminine. In fact, they
European women often choose a signature scent that works well
strive to do so. They often opt for skirts or dresses rather than
with their body chemistry and stick with that scent for years. Like
pants, even for casual occasions. They are also not afraid to show a
with fine jewelry, when selecting your signature scent, don’t be
pair of shapely legs or a hint of cleavage to reinforce their power as
afraid to spend a bit more money for a quality perfume. Cheap
women. When you choose your outfit, look for clothes that nip in
scents often give off noxious fumes, while expensive perfumes are
at the waist, emphasizing your figure, and be bold about showing
more subtle and inviting. Try several scents until you find the one
your feminine side.
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“Dress shabbily and they remember the dress; dress impeccably and they remember the woman.” COCO CHANEL
Wardrobe European women know that when it comes to their wardrobe, less is more. Since accommodations in Europe are
Accessories
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accessories in the same way they
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mentality. They would rather
rarely wear. Instead, European
have fewer high-quality pieces
women often create a capsule
instead of hoarding piles of costume
wardrobe consisting of no more
junk jewelry. They also choose classic
than 20 pieces of clothing that
pieces that they can wear with casual
they can easily mix and match
outfits or for a dressy evening out. Opt for
to create a multitude of looks.
pieces of jewelry in real gold and silver and
Choose classic pieces rather than
take immaculate care of them so they’ll last
following the fads and create a
for generations.
timeless look that is quietly classy.
While there’s nothing wrong with American style, anyone who’s encountered a European woman has witnessed the timeless sense of style that they present and the aura of confidence that they project. By following the rules above, you can take your style from acceptable to super chic in no time.
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Designer Profile:
Marco Bicego of Marco Bicego Jewelry
“I first get the idea for a piece from my travels — I’m incredibly influenced by the destinations I visit and the nature and architecture I see. Then, once the design is finalized, our craftsmen use a bulino tool to engrave hundreds of tiny lines on the gold surface, creating a tactile finish that remains practically unalterable through time. Should the piece include a colored stone or diamond, they are all hand-set. I am also inspired by the women who wear Marco Bicego. When creating my collections, I always keep the Marco Bicego woman in mind, especially her style and how she isn’t afraid to experiment with jewelry in unconventional ways. Many, if not all, of our collections can be worn together; I design with the mentality that pieces are meant to be artfully layered.”
Gemstone and 18k gold necklace from the Paradise collection.
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