advertisement showing the fuchsia brooch below from 1948
rhinestone brooches emulating a grand tradition of botanical diamond brooches
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- Sarah A. Silvey
- This is a collection of images I love, that inspire me, that I think are smart, beautiful, strange and amazing.
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- wall of drawers
- street art
- Flourless Orange Sunken Chocolate Cakes
- YSL Cuff
- Cafe Sabarsky at the Neue Galerie
- The Guggenheim
- i want to sit here with a dog of the same color
- big and bold is back
- a cuff bracelet. get it a cuff! haa haa
- fishy says hi
- diamonds and pearls
- golden leaves
- bullfighting on a small scale
- Van Cleef & Arpels silhouette displays
- i want these bracelets
- blue
- vintage floral still life paintings
- vintage hats on strange heads
- who who
- Marcel Boucher costume jeweler
- Boucher costume brooches
- door details
- more chairs
- egyptian
- a passerby
- day and night/ west and east
- chairs in the world
- chairs at the met
- time flies
- paste emeralds
- emeralds
- 5th Ave. NYC
- good plastic
- kanzashi detail
- i heart ban.do too
- simple ring
- rose cut diamonds - 18th century
- victorian mourning
- kanzashi - japanese hair ornament
- miss veras' tassel
- colored pencils
- tassels
- metal hallmarks and makers marks
- shimmering beads
- the reservoir in Central Park
- dinner party
- others eyes
- Lovers Eyes
- Philip Crangi's works
- combination
- naughty VMagazine
- ladies like snakes
- ravishing rhinestones
- the ceilings at Lincoln Center
- blue jewelry
- kingfisher blue
- ladies plumage
- do not enter
- pink lines
- stormy sky in chelsea
- snow patterns from last week
- creative anthropologie
- bearded men at the met
- Anthropologie chairs
- so happy together
- Michele Varian
- Kees Van Dongen, Dutch 1887-1968 "Maria" at the Met
- a british mag
- black and white
- delicious flowers by Ariella Chezar
- Empress Marie of Russia
- malachite done right
- Angelica Houston knows how to wear Calder
- calder met & moma
- diamonds are forever
- ever and ever and ever
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