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Nicolini, G.: Techniques Des Ors Antiques. La Bijouterie Iberique Du Viie Au Ive Siecle. Paris, 1991, 646 P. Laminas, 3670 Gr. Encuadernacion Original. Nuevo. (b/e) 3670 Gr.

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A reinvention of the classics, the Sophia Anklet is a minimal yet eye-catching herringbone style piece that has an addition of a small beaded chain, designed to glisten freely along with it. Amble and wander with confidence and shine on every step with this stunning bijouterie. Style Tips: The Sophia Anklet is an entire look on its own with a beauty of two in a piece, but to elevate the look and emphasize the gold, wear it along our Ash Anklet or Camille Anklet. JEWELRY MATERIAL High quality 18k Gold Plated Stainless Steel Lobster Clasp/Parrot Closure, Freshwater Pearl Hypoallergenic, Waterproof & Non-tarnish VIEA pieces are treated with an anti-tarnish coating to help protect against tarnishing and scratches, yet it is still important for you to follow our care instructions to maintain and preserve the shine. SHINE PRESERVATION We recommend that the jewelry be removed before going to bed or participating in extreme physical activities. Exposure to certain harsh chemicals or environments will result in compromising the radiance of your jewelry. This includes, but is not limited to the following: perspiration, perfumes, cleaning agents, chlorine, salt water, and silver polish. CLEANING Using a small, slightly damp, soft cloth lightly polish your jewelry until the shine has visibly improved. If the dirt is hard to remove, soak the jewelry in clean water. STORAGE Store your jewelry in our signature Viea pouch, away from humid places, direct sunlight and heat. NOTE Gold plated and Gold Vermeil pieces are, by default, more fragile and liable to lose their colour over time. However, Viea pieces can last for a long time, years at that, once specially cared for. For this reason, it is particularly important to take special care of your jewelry to ensure a quality that lasts.

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

Rust-proof, finely gold-plated, water resistant, hypoallergenic, and, yes, very trendy bijouterie that’s as easy to wear as it is to love. 

La Bijouterie Francaise au XIXe Siecle by Henri Vever is an indispensable survey of the jewelry produced in Paris from the Empire to the Art Nouveau period. Since it was first published in three volumes nearly one hundred years ago, it has become the definitive source of information for the jewelry profession as well as for those who simply revel in the intricate beauty of fabulous jewels. Now, for the first time, the entire text is available in English in a single volume. Vever, himself a highly accomplished jeweler, compiled a study that charts the histories of both the humblest and the most famous of his colleagues, including Bapst, Boucheron, Falize, Fontenay, Pouquet, Froment-Meurice, Gaillard, Lalique, Mellerio, and Wiese. This vivid contemporary account is full of data gathered directly from the jewelers themselves or from their descendants. It contains fascinating anecdotes concerning Imperial and Royal commissions together with entertaining tales of workshop practices. In crediting the designers, chasers, engravers, and enamelers who collaborated with the famous jewelry houses, Vever acknowledged the talents of technicians who often worked anonymously. In identifying unrecorded craftsmen, he made his book a unique document. Political, economic, and industrial developments are discussed, as are their repercussions on society and fashion. With his intimate knowledge of techniques, Vever was able to analyze changes that were continually taking place in manufacturing processes. He also recorded the changing styles in jewelry and their sources of inspiration, ranging from the Antique to the Orient. A unique feature of this English-language edition is the inclusion for the first time of over 130 color illustrations of pieces, many from Vever's collection, which appeared only in black and white in the original. 1414 illustrations, 136 in color.

In-4, broché couv. illustrée, illustrations en n. & b., 88 pp. + 9 pp. non paginées de publicités pour les éditions Belvedere. En anglais. Bon état d'occasion, couv. un peu abîmée. Ce livre reprend les motifs provenant des planches d'un ouvrage de bijouterie publié en Allemagne vers la fin du 19ème siècle. The jewellery and gold work produced by German goldsmiths around the turn of the century, especially in the famous workshops in the Pforzheim area, not only represented a new style, but took account of a new taste : a kind of costume jewellery had come into vogue which made purely external use of new, geometric-abstract forms and thereby clearly reflected the trend towards the Art Deco style. in-4°