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Chaumet Tiaras (Chinese Edition) - Divine Jewels

Chinese · Hardback

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List of contents

Chaumet: An Exquisite Legacy by Clare Phillips • The Tiara: Power, Fashion and Magic by
Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni • Nature • Sky • Freeforms • Power • Timeline • Endmatter

Summary

Founded in 1780 in Paris, Chaumet quickly made history by becoming the official jeweller to Empress Josephine, soon turning the house into the most sought-after jeweller in Europe with a loyal and prestigious clientele, from empresses and queens to Maharajas. Tiaras, as social symbols and fashion accessories, are Chaumet’s speciality and were particularly sought after throughout the centuries – from historical pieces created for royalty to strikingly modern Art Deco pieces crafted for wealthy 1920s flappers. Rarely seen and exhibited, the tiaras illustrated in this book are presented thematically (‘Nature’, ‘Skies’, ‘Graphic Lines’ and ‘Power’) and are introduced by two short essays: V&A jewelry curator Clare Phillips examines the history of tiaras through the centuries, while fashion expert Natasha Fraser focuses on their role in the history of fashion. Presented in a luxurious, slipcased package, Chaumet: Tiaras is a unique tribute to that most elite of jewels. It will be a must-have reference for lovers of luxury and high jewelry.

Product details

Authors Natasha Fraser-Cavassoni, Clare Phillips
Publisher Thames and Hudson
 
Languages Chinese
Product format Hardback
Released 30.01.2020
 
EAN 9780500023532
ISBN 978-0-500-02353-2
No. of pages 256
Illustrations Illustrated in colour, farbige Illustrationen
Subjects ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES / Jewelry, Antiques, vintage and collectables: jewellery, Antiques & collectables: jewellery

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