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Painting with gemstones by Chinese jewelry designe Painting with gemstones by Chinese jewelry designer Feng J: three new pieces from “2021 garden of Impressionism” collection. In “Flying leaf” earrings there are curved, whirling touches and pure colours: white opals, diamonds and white gold. They reminds me dramatic Van Gogh brush strokes which gives a vibrant surface texture, a movement; they convey emotions. The other two pieces makes me think about Claude Monet. The Feng J signature floating-setting technique gives a sense of weightlessness, let light to reflect through the stones just like Monet’s strokes capture light, portray colors, representing an impression. What do you think? Which emotions they evoke in you? Vincent Van Gogh. Landscape at Saint-Rémy, 1889 18k electroplated gold Icy magic leaf earring with yellow sapphires, brown quartz, purple spinels, tsavorites, chrysoberyls and white diamonds Claude Monet. Un Bras de la Seine près de Vétheuil 1878 18k electroplated gold Icy blue dahlia brooch with aquamarines, tanzanites, purple spinels, pink spinels, purple sapphires, diamonds Misty Morning on the Seine, 1897, Claude Monet #lostinjewels #fengjhautejoaillerie #highjewelry #impressionism #jewelrydesign #artjewellery Рисование драгоценными камнями китайского дизайнера ювелирных украшений Feng J. В серьгах Flying Leaf изогнутые, кружащиеся штрихи и чистые цвета: белые опалы, бриллианты и белое золото. Они напоминают мне драматические мазки кисти Ван Гога с яркой текстурой, придающие динамику и движение. Его картины как и серьги сообщают эмоцию. Два других украшения вызывают в памяти картины Клода Моне. Техника закрепки Feng J floating setting придаёт ощущение невесомости, позволяет свету отражаться через камни точно так же, как кисть Моне улавливает свет, а не «детали», зарисовывают цвета, создавая впечатление.
Brooch depicting a fishing scene: opal waters, gol Brooch depicting a fishing scene: opal waters, gold sun rays atop, trees, fence and two fishermen – one on a boat, the other on rocks. It was made about 1900 by Priora Brothers, Sydney silversmithing and jewellery firm managed, between 1885 and 1909, by the Italian brothers John, Ernesto and Telesfero. It was in the Trevor Kennedy Collection which found a new home at the National Museum of Australia. This brooch makes me think about the “Old Man and The Sea” written by Ernest Hemingway who by the way has a birthday today. Nothing is occasional in this blog even is if seems so 😉 His writing style is a little bit jewelry, isn’t it? In his novels he “showed” things, created a visual image by means of word material, more for eyes than ears. And by seeing it you feel a strong emotion. Book cover, 1987 The Old Man And The Sea. Illustrator Slava Schultz, 2015 Main character, Santiago, dreaming about lions playing on the beaches of Africa. Illustration by Thomas James #lostinjewels #jewellery #highjewelry #opal #gold #ernsthemingway #artwork #bookstagram Брошь, изображающая сцену рыбалки: опаловые воды, золотые солнечные лучи на вершине, деревья, забор и два рыбака. Она была изготовлена в 1900х годах сиднейской ювелирной фирмой Priora Brothers, которой с 1885 по 1909 год управляли три братья из Италии Джон, Эрнесто и Телесферо. Брошь состояла в коллекции Тревора Кеннеди, коллекции, ставшей новый частью Национального музея Австралии. Брошь мне напоминает о «Старике и море» Эрнеста Хемингуэя, у которого, кстати, сегодня день рождения. (В этом блоге нет ничего случайного 😉) Его стиль письма похож на украшение, как думаете? В своих романах он «показывал», создавал визуальный образ с помощью словесного материала, который, скорее, предназначался для глаз. Увидев его, внутри рождается сильная эмоция.
July Ruby Green red contrast, a vibrant celebrati July Ruby Green red contrast, a vibrant celebration colors that really popped and make you think about art deco exuberance and jazz rhythms and at the same time one of the most natural colors combinations Vintage Art Deco diamond ring, paved with rubies and emeralds in the form of a double serpent surrounded by a diamonds 18K Gold Hemmerle Natural Ruby and Emerald Cuff Bangle Ruby and emerald earrings by Bina Goenka Mark Rothko, Untitled (Green, Red on Orange), 1951 Jadeite 'Disc', Ruby and Diamond Brooch/ Pendant. Sold at Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels Emerald ruby gold ring. Sold at Christie’s in 2008 Barbara Hutton's jadeite necklace, now part of the Cartier Collection, includes a clasp that Hutton commissioned Cartier to add to the necklace in the 1930s featuring baguette-cut diamonds and buff-top calibré-cut rubies. Barbara Hutton Cartier jadeite ring with rubies, 1934 JAR’s camellia brooch with rubies, diamonds and pink sapphires. Emil Nolde. South sea island, 1915 #lostinejwels #bijoux #jewelrydesign #highjewelry #artjewellery #contemporaryart #gioielli #gold Контраст зелёного и красного, яркий праздник цвета, напоминающие об изобилии ар-деко и джазовых ритмах и в то же время это одно из самых естественных природных сочетаний
July Ruby I decided to dilute the sea blue shades July Ruby I decided to dilute the sea blue shades around me with rubies of Wallis Simpson Here is a captivating romance novel perfect to add to your summer beach reading list 😉 Chapter 1. A cross set with rubies from Cartier bracelet has an inscription "Wallis-David St Wolfgang 22.9.35" celebrating the Duke and Duchess 1935 vacation. It’s said that during this trip that he decided to marry Wallis. Chapter 2. Van Cleef & Arpels ruby and diamonds bracelet with the Duke’s favorite phrase “Hold Tight 27.III.36”, a phrase during the times of uncertainty. King Edward VIII gifted this bracelet few months before his abdication in 1936 Chapter 3. The Van Cleef & Arpels ruby and diamond brooch. A gift for Christmas 1936 after the abdication speech on December 10. They spent separately it and Wallis remained in Cannes, waiting for her divorce. Two holly leaves could remind about intimacy in times of complications. Chapter 4. The Van Cleef & Arpels an asymmetrical tassel ruby and diamond necklace. On the clasp there was an inscription: “My Wallis from her David 19.VI.36”. It was not only a gift for her 40th birthday but also symbolize their love affair. They married in France on June 3, 1937. Edward VIII's Abdication speech, 11 December 1936 Richard Avedon The Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Waldorf Astoria, Suite 28A, New York April 16, 1957 #lostinjewels #vancleefarpels #cartier #wallissimpson #rubyjewellery #highjewelry
#LIJ_sundayinspiration Mystical, weird, unnatura #LIJ_sundayinspiration Mystical, weird, unnatural paradox but still realistic that helps to connect unmaginable combinations Seeing in usual and routine something extraordinary and unthinkable The silver-gilted cutlery set of two forks, two spoons and two knifes with sapphire or rock crystals by Salvador Dalí created in 1957. “Swans Reflecting Elephants”, 1937 #lostinjewels #salvadordali #surrealart #artwork #jewellery Мистический, странный, неестественный парадокс, но все же реалистичный, соединяющий неестественные комбинации Видеть в рутинном нечто необычное и немыслимое. Позолоченный серебряный набор столовых приборов из двух вилок, двух ложек и двух ножей с сапфиром или горным хрусталем, созданный Сальвадором Дали в 1957 году. Лебеди, отражающиеся в слонах, 1937
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