Jewellery World Magazine - April 2022

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News SAG Awards The statement diamond necklace was the unofficial dress code of the 28th Annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) when the stars returned to sparkle at this year’s live event. Necklaces ranged from vintage to ultra-modern. Tiffany ambassador Lady Gaga wore a Tiffany & Co Schlumberger Flowers and Leaves necklace featuring a floral arrangement of diamonds set in 18K yellow gold and platinum. Selma Gomez went with something a little edgier than flowers, wrapping a dazzling emerald-eyed serpent of diamond pave from Bulgari around her neck. Ariana DeBose, who won a SAG Award for playing Anita in West Side Story wore a De Beers diamond necklace featuring a fringe of pear-shaped diamonds. Reese Witherspoon wore an intricate Art Deco style Cartier diamond necklace with an enormous diamond pendant. Kim Joo-ryoung surprised jewellery watchers by wearing Swarovski’s Harmonia choker, crafted from a row of large rectangular crystals set in a fine mixed-metal setting giving the illusion that the crystals float independently. UK jewellery industry demonstrates support for Ukraine A UK jewellery designer has lashed out at media suggestions that the jewellery industry is “profiteering” from the Ukraine crisis. An article in the subscriber-only platform the Telegraph was headlined “Jewellers accused of profiteering from Ukraine war” while the article claims that jewellers have taken advantage of rising gold prices to pressure young couples into paying higher prices for rings. Founder and designer of jewellery brand Kimjoux, Trang Do, responded to the article by saying “This is utterly unfair!” and demanded that the Telegraph balance the story by reporting on how many members of the jewellery industry are raising millions in donations in support of Ukraine. “Some people read this type of attention-grabbing headline and assume all jewellers are like this,” Tran Do said. “at least have the decency to say ‘some jewellers’, please!” Members of the British jewellery trade organisation, Company of Master Jewellers (CMJ) have raised £41,500 towards their goal of £50,000 for Ukraine, through their Red Cross fundraiser via JustGiving. At the CMJ’s ruby-themed dinner and ball in March, attendees stood to give a standing ovation to the people of Ukraine. Royal jewels Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge used her jewellery to make a subtle tribute to a non-Commonwealth country while attending a service at Westminster Abbey to commemorate Commonwealth Day on March 14. She wore the same pair of sapphire and diamond earrings with matching necklace that she had worn to meet Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife Olena Zelensky at Buckingham Palace. The jewellery set is believed to have previously belonged to her late mother in law, Diana, Princess of Wales. Also sparkling at the service, Princess Alexandra, the Queen’s cousin, wore an elegant blue outfit with a diamond square brooch, pearl and diamond earrings and a pearl necklace. While the Queen did not attend the Commonwealth Day service, she did have her own glamorous moment at Windsor Castle the next day, when she presented her Gold Medal for Poetry to Guyanese poet Grace Nichols. The Queen wore a cream woollen dress, accessorised with a set of pearl necklaces, pearl earrings and a gold brooch known as the Singapore Peranakan Diamond Jubilee Brooch. The brooch was a gift from the President of Singapore for her diamond jubilee, and features 60 diamonds set in a Bird of Paradise filigree design made of 18k gold. 10 jewellery world - <strong>April</strong> <strong>2022</strong>
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