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Color captivates at Golden Globes AGTA Share     Hollywood's leading ladies made their fashion statements in color at the 68th Golden Globe Awards. Two extremes of the spectrum reigned in fashion, with sherbet shades of pink and coral and jewel tones of emerald green and ruby red most popular in gowns favoring long-sleeves or strapless, backless or slit, with sparkles and sequins still trending. American Gem Trade Association members outfitted many celebs in a spectrum of colored gemstone jewelry. More
January birthstone — garnet Deleuse Jewelers Share
The gemstone garnet brings to mind a vision of sparkling little red stones set in clusters of florets worn by our great grandmothers. The small bright red rounds resemble pomegranate seeds, which is exactly what they are named from—the Latin word for pomegranate seeds "granatum." Amazingly, garnets are in all colors except shades of blue. Some of the most beautiful and important rare gemstones are garnets with vibrant orange, green and magenta colors. Garnets are durable and exhibit a lively light reflection. In fact, according to the Talmud, a single large garnet provided the only light source for Noah's Ark. More Kunis' $7,000 facial includes rubies Elle UK Share
Mila Kunis relies on esthetician Scott-Vincent Borba to keep her complexion in tip-top condition, and he offered her a not-yet-available facial before the Golden Globes. The facial actually uses rubies (a potent antioxidant) and diamonds to slough at the skin and provide that enviable A-list glow. More
Pearl auctions in Dubai net nearly $14 million Rapaport Share
The Dubai Pearl Exchange hosted two pearl auctions earlier this month and reported that total sales were more than $13.5 million. The first auction featured white South Sea pearls produced by Paspaley Pearling Co. The second auction featured a selection of Tahitian and golden South Sea pearls from Robert Wan and Jewelmer. Ahmed Bin Sulayem, executive chairman of Dubai Multi Commodities Centre, said that the success of the pearl auctions was a testament to the DPE's continuous achievement in positioning Dubai as a global pearl trading hub. More What being a good friend can teach you about social media American Express Open Forum Share
We always hear about strong communication being a necessity in friendships to avoid misunderstandings, but what about when it comes to social media relationships? Most people wouldn't think that interactions with their buddies have anything to do with their professional social media relationships, but they do. More
10 things rocking the industry JCK Online Share
What's moving the industry as we enter 2011? From the continued success of luxury items to colored gemstones and social media, here are 10 things to keep an eye on now and going forward. More Color trends: Golden Globes edition Print Julep Share
Would Pantone's 2011 color the year Honeysuckle make some appearances at the Golden Globes? It sure did, Claire Danes! Check out these color trends from the Golden Globes. More
What to get a first lady? Try rubies and diamonds Associated Press via KTVL-TV Share
Government documents released recently show that Saudi King Abdullah gave the Obama family nearly $190,000 in luxury baubles in 2009. That includes the single-most valuable gift reported: a ruby and diamond jewelry set worth $132,000 for the first lady. The king also presented Michelle Obama with a $14,200 pearl necklace. More |
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