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Michael Gavrieli presents five encaustic paintings made with beeswax, fire and 24-karat gold, offered together as The 24K Metal of the Kings Collection.
After nearly three decades in the jewellery industry, internationally trained gemmologist Peggy Elias Nakhle brings her expertise in precious gemstones, jewellery appraisal, and design to downtown Halifax.
JM Gems brings world-class custom jewellery design to downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, at affordable rates. Founder Peggy Elias combines nearly three decades of international experience with gemmological expertise and personal styling, working directly with clients to create distinctive pieces around their ideas, gemstones and budgets.
Jewellery owners in Halifax and across Atlantic Canada can now access professional jewellery and gemstone appraisal services without having to send their valuable pieces away. Downtown Halifax jeweller JM Gems provides comprehensive, confidential, in-house appraisal and valuation services, with all assessments conducted on-site. A key feature of the service is that jewellery never leaves the JM Gems premises during the appraisal process. The company’s downtown Halifax location is equipped with advanced gemmological technology, including a GIA microscope, spectrometer, and other high-precision instruments used for the identification, examination, and documentation of gemstones and jewellery.
Bonhams’ recent watch sale in London achieved over £1.6 million, featuring masterpieces from Patek Philippe, Rolex, Cartier, and F.P. Journe. The standout was F.P. Journe’s platinum Chronomètre à Résonance, selling for £140,100, while the Cartier Crash broke records at £114,700. The auction’s diverse collection drew global collectors, emphasizing the strong demand for both vintage rarities and innovative designs, setting a new benchmark for luxury watch collecting.
Gold artifacts hold a timeless allure, blending exquisite craftsmanship with deep historical significance. Yet, preserving these treasures is no simple task—delicate gilded layers, centuries-old alloys, and hidden structural weaknesses pose challenges that demand both scientific precision and artistic sensitivity. How do experts restore and protect these fragile masterpieces without compromising their authenticity? Discover the fascinating world of gold conservation, where cutting-edge technology meets ancient artistry to safeguard history’s most dazzling legacies.
New York’s Diamond District is a glittering maze of possibilities—where stunning deals and savvy negotiations meet high-pressure sales and hidden risks. Is it a treasure trove for jewelry lovers or a shopping trap for the unprepared? Whether you’re hunting for the perfect engagement ring or a unique custom piece, knowing what to expect can make all the difference. Here’s what you need to know before stepping onto 47th Street.
A piece of Red Sox history just sold for six figures—can you guess what it was? The late Larry Lucchino’s legendary memorabilia collection shattered expectations at Bonhams Skinner, with items from the curse-breaking 2004 World Series fetching jaw-dropping prices. From the Commissioner’s Trophy selling for an astounding $165,000 to a pair of old Fenway seats commanding 21 times their estimate, passionate bidding proved that Red Sox Nation is as strong as ever. But that’s just the beginning—some of the biggest surprises came from unexpected items. Read on to see the full list of record-breaking sales!
RX Japan is excited to announce the opening of visitor registration for the 12th International Jewellery Tokyo Autumn (IJT AUTUMN 2024), set to take place on October 23rd-25th at Pacifico Yokohama. This prestigious event, a highlight in the global jewellery industry calendar, will showcase around 810,000 exquisite jewellery items, including rare gemstones, coloured diamonds, pearls, luxury watches, and more.
California-based mixed media artist Nancy Jo Ward is bringing her evocative portraits to the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum for Japan’s 23rd International Art Exchange Exhibition from June 15-20, 2024. Ward creates rich, emotionally resonant figurative art using a hybrid approach that includes digital drawing, painting, and the use of gold and silver foils. Blurring the lines between pixels, paint, and algorithm, she shapes unique images that delve deep into the minds and hearts of her subjects.