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Silver Screen Sundays, Chapter 7: The Cartier Panther, María Félix, and Hollywood's Wildest Statement Piece
Explore how Cartier’s panther jewelry, brought to life by legends like María 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. -
Signature Saturdays: Royal Jewels Hidden Meanings : Crowns, Scepters, and the Power Pieces of History
Royal jewels are more than just glitter—they’re loaded with secret messages, divine symbolism, and centuries of history. Dive into the meaning behind crowns, scepters, and orbs, and discover how gemstone choices and hidden features shaped the stories of power, identity, and legacy. -
Silver Screen Sundays, Chapter 6: Grace Kelly, High Society, and the Sapphire that Stole Monaco's Heart
Grace Kelly’s final film, High Society, mirrored her real-life transformation from Hollywood star to Princess of Monaco. Discover how her legendary sapphire engagement ring changed jewelry history, inspired royal trends, and became a symbol of love that’s still celebrated today. -
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. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 4 of 4: The Future of Jewelry: Technology, Tradition & What's Next
Explore the future of jewelry as technology blends with tradition—think nano-craftsmanship, connected pieces, and a new era of creativity and customization. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 2 of 4: Sustainability & Ethics: Jewelry for a New Generation
Part 2 of our Modern Era series digs into the jewelry world’s commitment to sustainability and ethics. From lab-grown diamonds and recycled gold to transparency and fair trade practices, discover why a new generation of buyers cares as much about how jewelry is made as how it looks—and how modern designers are blending beauty with responsibility. -
Modern Era Jewelry (2000s–Today): Part 1 of 4, The New Rules of Style and Self-Expression
Welcome to the Modern Era of jewelry! In this first installment, we break down how today’s designs are all about personal style and breaking old rules. From mixed metals and unconventional materials to tech-driven trends and fearless self-expression, see how jewelry from the 2000s onward has become as varied and bold as the people who wear it. -
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,... -
Signature Saturdays: Serpent Jewelry's Secret History
Welcome back to Signature Saturdays! I'm so excited to continue this series where we dive into iconic motifs that have shaped jewelry history. And what better way to start than with one of its most mysterious and controversial symbols: the serpent? From Cleopatra’s power bracelets to Bulgari’s modern luxury icons, serpent jewelry’s wild ride covers ancient power, cultural scandal, and stunning comebacks. -
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... -
Silver Screen Sundays, Chapter 3: Pearls & Tiaras: the Jewelry Magic of Breakfast at Tiffany's
Step aside, plain necklaces—this week we’re channeling Audrey Hepburn’s effortlessly chic vibes straight from “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.” Think a cascade of luminous pearls, a sparkle-topped tiara, all paired with a little black dress for maximum movie-star magic. Why do Holly Golightly’s jewels still inspire us? Because they’re classic, playful, and genuinely wearable—whether you’re headed to brunch or just window-shopping at your own version of... -
Art Deco Era Jewelry, Part 4: Legacy, Enduring Impact, and the Shift to the Modern Age
As the curtain closed on the Art Deco era, world events like the Great Depression and WWII shifted the spotlight—but the era’s bold styles never truly faded. Explore how Art Deco’s legacy shaped Retro and Modernist jewelry, and why its geometric glamour keeps inspiring designers (and collectors) to this day. -
Art Deco Era Jewelry, Part 2: Motifs, Meanings, and Signature Designs
Explore the bold world of Art Deco jewelry motifs—think sunbursts, chevrons, zigzags, and striking influences from Egypt to the Far East. Discover the meanings behind these signature designs and how they captured the spirit and style of the roaring 1920s and ’30s. -
Victorian Era Jewelry (1837–1901): Part 4 of 4
Explore the closing chapter of Victorian jewelry as it transforms into the Edwardian era. Discover how new technologies, like the oxyacetylene torch, made platinum jewelry possible and brought diamonds into the spotlight. The final years of Victoria’s reign created lighter, more elegant designs and set the stage for modern trends we still cherish today.