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Written by Joanna Hardy On September 4, 2014 Tagged jewels, cocktails, lecture, learning, london, knightsbridge
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Castle Howard .. BBC ANTIQUES ROADSHOW here we come .. hope to see lots of goodies @castle_howard #yorkshire #losttreasures #jewels @theantiquesroadshow
When in St Tropez ...!! Niki de Saint Phalle's sculptures set the mood #nikidesaintphalle #sttropez #france #gotthatslimmingfeeling ! #joiedevivre
Great to see these iconic jewels at the Medusa exhibition in Paris. This is the famous amethyst and turquoise necklace made by Cartier in 1947 for the Duchess of Windsor. Next page you see her wearing it in 1953 at a Ball in Versailles @museedartmodernedeparis #medusa #paris @cartier #duchessofwindsor #amethyst #turquoise #diamonds #iconicjewel #necklace
This is quite 'out there ' a famous iconic devant de corsage instigated and executed by the genius René Lalique circa 1898-1899. When everyone else was making platinum and diamond Belle Époque jewellery, Lalique was totally thinking out of the box.. brilliant, enamel and gold only @museedartmodernedeparis #paris #medusa #exhibition #snakes #craftsmanship #enamel #iconic #renelalique
On a sunny Parisian evening, great to see these ruby lips designed by Salvador Dali at the splendid Medusa exhibition. Inspired by his fascination with Mae West; made circa 1970. Great exhibition, that really explains how jewellery is an art form, in a very accessible and thoughtful way. Thoroughly enjoyed this exhibition, I found it very inspiring, ends November 5th .. do try and go @museedartmodernedeparis #exhibition #paris #dali #rubies #lips #pearls #jewellery #art #form

Joanna Hardy is Fellow of the Gemmological Association, Historic and Contemporary Jewellery Lecturer, Jewellery Advisor and Freeman of the Goldsmiths Company.
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