TOP 100 JEWELRY SITES
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| Breast Cancer Awareness Jewelry (ABC 7 Chicago) October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. And some jewelers and designers have "gone pink," offering fine jewelry pieces and watches to raise awareness and honor those touched by breast cancer. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Hard to find flying geese bakelite pin on thick slab What a wonderful find! This unique pin can be seen in a few of the Bakelite books but rarely will you see it in person. It is a spectacular piece of investment jewelry meant to be cherished and shown off. There are two Bakelite flying geese that are resin washed and hand painted around the neck, beak, eyes and lower feathers. They are three-dimensional and very life-like as the detail is remarkable. The geese are riveted onto the thick wooden slab that also helps date this to an early piece of Bakelite. It is extremely well made and has normal wear on the beak.The pin measures 3 1/4" across, 2" deep and 1/2" thick. The geese are 1/4" thick! It is in excellent condition with no chips, fleabites or cracks and guaranteed to be vintage Bakelite. vintagejewelryonline.com |
Who needs an Oscar? Amy Ryan already is a winner (Reuters via Yahoo! News) She may be one of this year's most unlikely Oscar nominees, and because of that, Amy Ryan believes she already is a winner even if she fails to take home the coveted award as best supporting actress in "Gone Baby Gone." us.rd.yahoo.com |
Burrows digs into ‘Bank Job' role (The Kansas City Star) As the street-wise ex-model Martine Love in “The Bank Job,” Saffron Burrows and her cheekbones bewitch a ramshackle threesome from her old neighborhood into pulling off a seemingly impossible bank heist, tunneling under centuries-old buildings to steal millions in cash and jewels from safe deposit boxes of London’s Lloyds Bank. us.rd.yahoo.com |
Striking metal: Alexander Calder's bold jewelry speaks of love and longing (Miami Herald) Before and after he made his famous mobiles -- those dangling, twirling, contraptions that marked a turning point in the history of sculpture -- Alexander Calder hammered and chiseled away at jewelry. us.rd.yahoo.com |