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Experience the enchantment of the Olympiade Drop Earrings. These captivating earrings, crafted from 18K gold plated brass with hooks, feature a delightful combination of colors with three different semi-precious stones. With the mesmerizing hues of blue back jade, paraibe onyx, and rainbow stones, they exude an air of elegance and mystique. With a drop length of 60mm, they create a striking visual impact. Rest assured, these earrings are nickel, lead, and cadmium-free, ensuring a comfortable and worry-free wear. Please note that each item is produced by hand and made of natural stones and pearls, and thus not identical. Wipe the pearls with a clean dry cloth after use. This prevents any oil or other dirt from remaining on its surface. Visibly dirty pearls can be wiped with a damp cloth and diluted dishwashing detergent. Dress them last, remove them first. Store pearls far away from cosmetic products containing alcohol. Store the jewelry in a bag in a dry place. The bag protects the pearls from scratching. Pearls love moisture so use them as often as possible. The surface of the pearl remains beautiful this way. Remember that the surface of the pearl is very delicate. Avoid solvents and other strong substances.

Official programme for the Munich Olympic games 1972

Almost a quarter of a century after the end of National Socialism in Germany, Otl Aicher was commissioned to design the "cheerful" Olympic Games in Munich 1972. He systematically and scientifically approached this task and liberated visual communication from national pathos by reducing it to the essential in the Bauhaus sense: the use. The manual, completed in 1967, contains a flexible system of colors, forms, and fonts on twenty-two fold-out sheets that enabled Aicher's team and partners to "play freely" and saved "unnecessary preparatory work and time-consuming detailed decisions." The outcome of more than 100 areas of design allowed him to create a wide-ranging identity-forming effect, while also setting new standards in corporate design. This book is a reprint of the original German edition with a booklet added with all texts in English.Otl Aicher (1922–1991) was an internationally acclaimed graphic designer and educator, renowned for his corporate identity work, visual communication systems, and typography. With concise corporate designs for commercial enterprises such as the Deutsche Lufthansa and as co-founder and rector of the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm―an experimental design school in the spirit of the Bauhaus―he achieved a high reputation worldwide.