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Silver Screen Sundays, Chapter 7: The Cartier Panther, MarÃa Félix, and Hollywood's Wildest Statement Piece
Explore how Cartier’s panther jewelry, brought to life by legends like MarÃa Félix and Hollywood royalty, became a timeless symbol of power, glamour, and fearless individuality. From the Duchess of Windsor to today’s stars, this wild motif has prowled its way into the heart of fine jewelry—and Peter’s Vaults. -
Silver Screen Sundays- Chapter 5: Elizabeth Taylor, The Krupp Diamond, and Hollywood's Most Famous Engagement Ring
Elizabeth Taylor’s love affair with the Krupp Diamond is Hollywood legend. Discover the wild stories, history, and legacy behind her most famous ring. -
Signature Saturdays: Signet Rings & Secret Codes : Power, Identity, and Hidden Histories
Signet rings aren’t just stunning pieces—they’re keys to power, family secrets, and hidden histories. Discover how rulers, merchants, and trailblazers have used these engraved rings for authority, identity, and to pass along secret codes for over 5,000 years. -
Silver Screen Sundays, Chapter 4: Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend, The Moon of Baroda and Hollywood's Most Famous Necklace
Welcome back to Silver Screen Sundays! After diving into Audrey's timeless pearls last week, I couldn't resist spotlighting another jewelry moment that literally stopped the world—Marilyn Monroe dripping in diamonds while belting out "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend." But here's what blew my mind when I started researching this piece: that stunning necklace wasn't just movie magic. It was the Moon of Baroda,... -
Retro Jewelry Series Wrap-Up: Highlights, Fun Facts, and a Sneak Peek at the Modern Era
After our week of bold Retro jewelry—think big, convertible, and full of story—we’re wrapping up with fun new facts, key takeaways, and a sneak peek at what’s next: the cutting-edge Modern Era. -
Retro Jewelry Part 4: The Enduring Influence and Modern Takeaways
The bold rings, Hollywood glamour, and clever convertible pieces of the Retro era are still shaping how we wear and appreciate jewelry today. From high fashion runways to street style, the creativity and confidence of vintage design continue to inspire. In this post, we’ll explore what modern collectors can learn from the past—how to spot enduring trends, how to blend old-school drama with everyday... -
Retro Jewelry Part 3: Iconic Brooches and Convertible Pieces
Discover the ingenious jewelry of the 1940s, when brooches and convertible designs weren’t just stylish—they were a brilliant solution for making the most out of every piece. Explore how these clever, statement-making jewels let women transform their look in seconds, and see why their legacy lives on in today’s most versatile fashion. -
The Retro Jewelry Era Part 2: Hollywood Starlets and Showstopper Gems
Remember those cocktail rings and Hollywood confidence we talked about yesterday? Well, honey, it's time to meet the queens who wore them. The late 1930s and 1940s weren't just about bold jewelry: they were about the fearless women who turned every red carpet moment into a masterclass in glamour. -
The Retro Jewelry (Mini) Era: Hollywood Glitz, Wartime Sass, and Cocktail Rings
So you thought Art Deco was bold? Honey, you haven't seen anything yet. Welcome to the Retro era, where jewelry didn't just make a statement, it practically shouted from the rooftops with the confidence of a 1940s starlet strutting down Sunset Boulevard. Hollywood was exploding, cocktails were bigger, and rings were even bigger—think dazzling gems and chunky gold that refused to blend in. These...








