The Master JewelersAbraham Kenneth Snowman Carier, Faberge, Lalique, Tiffany, Boucheron, Bulgari--these are some of the names that evoke images of brilliant diamonds, rubies, and emeralds; of glistening pearls and shimmering gold, silver, and platinum; of rich, elegant women; and of luxury and exquisite taste. Here the world of fine jewelry is brought to life in all its shining glory. 377 illustrations. |
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A Kenneth Snowman | 8 |
CASTELLANI AND GIULIANO | 27 |
VEVER 1 | 126 |
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