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If you're looking for an early dose of holiday cheer, there's no other place like New York, where twinkling lights and tinsel start going up the day after the pumpkins are put away. For city dwellers and visitors out and...
If you're looking for an early dose of holiday cheer, there's no other place like New York, where twinkling lights and tinsel start going up the day after the pumpkins are put away.
For city dwellers and visitors out and about doing some holiday shopping the week before Thanksgiving, a jewelry exhibition taking place at Aaron Faber Gallery will be worth coming in from the cold.
In conjunction with UBIFRANCE and the French Trade Commission, the gallery will host the Jewels of France Exhibition and Trunk Show featuring the creations of 13 French jewelry houses.
If you have some time to stop in during the exhibition's Nov. 16-20 run, check out some of the pieces you'll find:
Left: Ximena Alarcon Cavrois "Eliptica" ring with Tahitian pearl and diamonds set in 18-karat yellow gold.
Center: Antoine Camus "Hippopotamus" ring in silver and 18-karat yellow gold.
Right: Marchak "Octopus" crafted from a baroque pearl, sapphire, aquamarine and diamond on white gold.
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