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Zimmermann | Fall/Winter 2021
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Kevin Lenaghan, “Stairway”, “Glass Palace”, and “Crystal Stairway” (2021)
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Tall Ship Races at Balestrand, Norway.
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Gold armband with Herakles knot, decorated with emeralds, garnets, and enamel, Greek, 3rd-2nd century BC
from The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Celestial Ceilings
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The Medinaceli Art Deco Tiara, by Chaumet (1920s).
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Enamel and diamond kokoshnik tiara made by Chaumet for the Duchess of Westminster. 1911.
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Tasseled Lotus Bud earrings by Hanut Singh
Pink sapphire, diamonds and pearls
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Sunset Lily Of The Valley Bangle by Jeweler Feng J
3.24 Carat Colombian Emerald, White Diamonds and Brush-Painted Electroplated Gold
*photo by katerina perez*
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Swedish wedding crown, early 18th century
from The Walters Art Museum
Source: art.thewalters.org
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Ordos wedding dress for women by 泓森猫掌柜
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Art Nouveau necklace by Henry Dubret, 1900.
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~ Portrait of Hotto Enmyo Kokushi (法燈円明国師像).
Date: ca. 1295-1315
Place of origin: Japan
Period: Kamakura period (1185-1333)
Medium: Hinoki cypress wood with lacquer, metal staples and fittings.
Source: piction.clevelandart.org
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Kokoshnik tiara, made by Cartier in 1908. The tiara is made with 15 pear-shaped diamonds, for a total approximately 19 carat. The round cut diamonds are used in addition to natural pearls to create the illusion of a pear shaped diamond suspended in the center of the tiara.
The tiara is among the many jewels is on display in “Cartier: Style and History” at the Grand Palais in Paris from December 4 through February 16, 2014
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Hysteria Machine Masterpiece