Showing posts with label bespoke jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bespoke jewellery. Show all posts
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Orissa Alexandrites Ring
A beautiful one-of-a-kind gold ring custom made with an exceptional suite of Orissa alexandrites. The colour change of these gemstones from the depleted deposit is outstanding.
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Saturday, March 20, 2010
Pearl necklace of the day - Ere de Decadence by David Wein
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| David Wein - Pearl Necklace |
Genuinely investment grade, this unique and magnificent piece of David Wein's jewellery is composed to be handed down from one generation to the next.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Designer ring of the day - Lady Lavender by David Wein
Sapphire, Amethyst, Diamond and three tones of lavendar Sapphire ... all natural stones, nearly every astrological gemstone. Gemologists and jewellery connoisseurs would love this ring that combines many of the worlds coloured gemstones in an elegant and bold one-of-a-kind design.
Available @ David Wein's Fine Jewelry Store
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
Fameo Announces Acquisition Of The Gemsuite.com

Fine jewellery designer and retailer Fameo announced the acquisition of Gemsuite.com, one of the leading online retailers of high-quality gemstones known for it's fine emerald gemstones.
The purchase of Gemsuite.com, a popular internet destination for colour gemstones and a bespoke jewellery service, is the first step of a planned expansion into the U.S online jewellery market, according to Fameo.
Gemsuite.com has over 8 years of experience selling colour gemstones and offering a bespoke jewellery service over the Internet and Fameo will be the first online jewellery retailer to offer thousands of individually graded and photographed gemstones as a customisation option for hundreds of Fameo's fine jewellery designs.
Online jewellery shoppers are primarily men who take jewellery purchases very seriously and continuously demand customisation options, including rare gemstone sourcing and jewellery design modifications. Gemsuite.com acquisition and planned intergation of it's loose gemstone inventory into Fameo's online jewellery catalogue is an important step in providing very best online jewellery shopping experience.
Fameo will continue to operate the Gemsuite.com website, and Gemsuite.com's customers will benefit from the expansion of bespoke jewellery services reinforced by Fameo's in-house jewellery designer team, award winning jewellery designs and Fameo fine gemstones selection.
Fameo will continue to operate the Gemsuite.com website, and Gemsuite.com's customers will benefit from the expansion of bespoke jewellery services reinforced by Fameo's in-house jewellery designer team, award winning jewellery designs and Fameo fine gemstones selection.
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bespoke jewellery,
fameo,
gemstones,
jewellery
Sunday, November 12, 2006
Highly Commended Orange Sapphire Jewellery
The Kayman Award winners for 2007 have been announced and Fameo was honoured in the Highly Commended category for the "Banquet 1930" Art Deco jewellery range - unique fine jewellery pieces, featuring cascading orange sapphire baguettes and diamonds which harks back to a time of grand formal dinners and cocktails at the Ritz.
The judges said: "Retro is definitely a strong look for 2007 and this sophisticated collection does it with verve and plenty of style. This glamorous suite exudes feminine allure and sophistication."

The Art Deco jewellery movement (1920-1930) introduced styles that often focused on bold colours and geometric shapes. Baguette cut gemstones and diamonds became fashionable and is as popular today as ever, but these days it is not as easy to find quality precious stones as it was 70 years ago. Modern Art Deco jewellery still features strong symmetry, streamlined shapes and geometric cuts such as baguette, emerald and triangle, but Fameo added an interesting twist of a cascading free fall effect achieving an extra sparkle and sophistication for jewellery pieces on the move.
The Kayman Award, is a national competition in memory of the UK jewellery manufacturer Gerald Kayman and is held to draw attention to the very best within the UK jewellery industry and to reward firms and individuals that can demonstrate their ability to design and produce to the highest standards. The competition is organised by the British Jewellers Association and sponsored by the Spring Fair Birmingham, with the backing of the British Jeweller, Giftware and Finishing Federation and Jewellery in Britain magazine.
The judges said: "Retro is definitely a strong look for 2007 and this sophisticated collection does it with verve and plenty of style. This glamorous suite exudes feminine allure and sophistication."

The Art Deco jewellery movement (1920-1930) introduced styles that often focused on bold colours and geometric shapes. Baguette cut gemstones and diamonds became fashionable and is as popular today as ever, but these days it is not as easy to find quality precious stones as it was 70 years ago. Modern Art Deco jewellery still features strong symmetry, streamlined shapes and geometric cuts such as baguette, emerald and triangle, but Fameo added an interesting twist of a cascading free fall effect achieving an extra sparkle and sophistication for jewellery pieces on the move.
The Kayman Award, is a national competition in memory of the UK jewellery manufacturer Gerald Kayman and is held to draw attention to the very best within the UK jewellery industry and to reward firms and individuals that can demonstrate their ability to design and produce to the highest standards. The competition is organised by the British Jewellers Association and sponsored by the Spring Fair Birmingham, with the backing of the British Jeweller, Giftware and Finishing Federation and Jewellery in Britain magazine.
Friday, June 16, 2006
Gemstone Acquisition Of The Month
The long quest for alexandrite is over. Someone very lucky from Toronto will receive this alexandrite oval in a platinum setting. This alexandrite features an unusual combination of a fine colour change and exceptional clarity, making it one of the very top alexandrites ever to be unearthed from this deposit in Tunduru.Although Russian alexandrite has the most historical value, fine stones are no longer available on the market and top gems like this stone is extremely rare. Alexandrite is the stone of duality. Green or red, good luck or misfortune, the significance is interpretive and related to social and historical context of time and culture. Forever changing its colors, alexandrite is a magical gemstone with universal appeal that continues to fascinate and be admired by astrologers, scientists, and gem lovers throughout the world.
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alexandrite,
bespoke jewellery,
gemstones
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