Crystal-clear vision of jewelry designers
Updated: 2014-08-14 15:53
By Xu Junqian(Shanghai Star)
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This season, Wang has been inspired by China's "Four Treasures from the Study" — the scholar's brush, ink, paper and inkstone. An exquisite necklace, eye-catching even among 200 other glittering pieces on display, is reminiscent of the inkstone, as rose buds take the place of the carvings on the edge of the stone.
Style tips from Wang: "I always go for diamonds, their simple brilliance goes with almost everything. Crystals have a similar bling effect, and they offer even more possibilities for styling."
Shopping information: Bund 9, 9 Zhongshan Road E1, Huangpu district (上海市中山东一路9号)
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