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ISSUE 4 JULY-AUG 2010
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RAINBOW REGALIA
Are the grey skies and the gloomy atmosphere giving you theMonsoon blues? We at time ’n style suggest that you leaveYour monotone jewellery for brighter days and opt for theseColourful baubles instead
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The soft scatter of violet, blue and aqua-coloured gemstones makes this Bvlgari neckpiece decorative, yet elegant. Team it with a printed satin dress that incorporates any two of the colours in it. |
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From the Louis Vuitton Toy Charms collection, this boat charm is ideal for your cell-phone. |
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Gentle and soothing, this Cartier ring is just the right accessory for a laidback Saturday afternoon catching up with friends. |
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This stunning blue necklace from Chopard’s Red Carpet joaillerie collection will add glamour to any cocktail dress. Pair it with a ruby-coloured outfit to match the smaller stones. |
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From the Mirari peacock-motif jewellery collection, which celebrates the association between the monsoons and our national bird, comes these earrings that can dazzle anyone around you with its streams of sapphires. |
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The Bvlgari Elisa collection has some of the best jewellery in teardrops and oval shapes. These emerald and diamond earrings are one of them. Evocative of a classic appeal and charm, these pieces are a must-have. |
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Among the big necklace trends these days is that of the single-string long necklace, which is beautifully presented by Rose in this stunning design. |
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In this Cartier necklace you’ve found the ideal accessory for your green ombre pleated dress. |
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Incorporating a sunray motif, besides the bright blue, these Amrapali earrings dare to defy the overcast skies. |
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Most of Zoya’s colourful gemstone designs are coveted by many. So we selected this radiant earring with a prominent ruby to make you the cynosure of all eyes. |
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A cocktail ring in more ways than one, this Piaget caipirina-inspired piece can be offset with a limegreen chiffon dress to perfectly complement the green tourmaline and citrine. |
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From the Miasma collection by designer Raghavendra Rathore for Zoya, this earring effectively brings together an onyx with citrines and black and white diamonds. |
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Statement-making necklaces with chunky clusters of coloured stones have been quite the rage, as seen at various redcarpet events this year. Jaipur Gems’ necklace exemplifies this perfectly. Make a stunning statement by pairing it with a strapless dress. |
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If too much colour’s not your thing, opt for this Versace ring. Its mild hues of pink and yellow gold will beautifully complement a blouse or dress in blush tones. |
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With its myriad tints of colour, the mother-of-pearl earrings from the Gc Signature collection are versatile enough to pair with several outfits. |
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A shade for every occasion, these Breguet rings offer plenty of choice every time you reach into your jewellery box. |
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The deep red of this Stefan Hafner ring is sure to grab a lot of attention. Wear it as the only piece of jewellery, or pair it with a subtle necklace or ear-studs. |
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One of the first brands to use coloured diamonds, de Grisogono brings to you these earrings that would be the ideal accessory for a deep red or maroon dress. |
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Reminiscent of the house from Hansel and Gretel, this charm from Louis Vuitton is for the child in you who likes sugar and spice and all things nice! |
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The Omega rings and pendant come in a beautiful shade of pink that can match your coral ensemble, ranging from anything in a salmon tone to the very trendy coral hue. |
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