The incident, which happened in Miami-Dade County, serves as a reminder to jewelers of the dangers of selling and storing jewelry at home.
Sex and jewelry in the city
Only an Orthodox monk forbidden contact from the outside world has not come across an article celebrating the biggest chick flick ever, Sex and the City: The Movie. Although there are countless stories that reminisce about the SATC series or...
Only an Orthodox monk forbidden contact from the outside world has not come across an article celebrating the biggest chick flick ever, Sex and the City: The Movie.
Although there are countless stories that reminisce about the SATC series or relay expectations for the upcoming film, fashion always seem to be the topic at hand and the focus is on its superstar Sarah Jessica Parker.
As far as bling goes, recent articles have mentioned her character Carrie’s custom name plate from Mr. Big, the “ugly” engagement ring Aiden planned to give her before Samantha stepped in, and the 20-carat diamond and platinum necklace given to Carrie by her Russian lover.
In a recent interview with Forbes.com, Parker mentioned that Fred Leighton and H. Stern provided pieces for the movie. When asked about their value, she said it was never discussed. However, she made reference to a Fred Leighton brooch that was sewn into a dress, which then had to be kept in a vault.
I suspect the brooch she mentioned will pop up in the wedding scene. The nineteenth century diamond feather brooch is paired with diamond and pearl earrings from the same period and designer.
Unlike the New Yorkers who stalked the Manhattan movie set or the Singapore woman who purchased a fake ticket to the premiere from eBay for $19,000, I haven’t seen much footage from the movie.
But later tonight, I plan to muscle my way through an overcrowded theater after an early arrival to guarantee finding a seat that’s not inches away from the screen. I can’t wait to catch an eyeful of fashion, jewelry and sex—all in the city I now call home.
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