July/August 2008
Jewelry That Rocks
Oh, come on. You can admit it. Beneath that mortgage-paying, work/life balancing, carb-counting exterior lies a heart that thumps hard to a Joan Jett backbeat. Or maybe it soars in a mystical swirl to the gypsy rhythms of Stevie Nicks. The next time you feel the need to free your rock n’ roll soul, throw on a tour tee, wriggle into your best worst jeans, and slip on a little jewelry that rocks.
Designer Catherine Angiel was a drummer in several bands during the 80s and 90s, so when she says her jewelry rocks, she knows what she’s talking about…
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Inside this Issue
- Feature: Jewelry That Rocks
- Slip on a little jewelry to free your rock n' roll soul
- Upfront: The Truth About Treatments, Part 2
- What you don't see can hurt the value of your diamonds
- Designer Spotlight: Stephen Webster
- This designer's rock n' roll roots run deep
- Feature: Rough Cut
- Upscale gemstones go au naturale
- Legends: The Black Orlov Diamond
- The most famous black diamond is also the most cursed
- Trends: Ocean Inspiration
- On Your Mind:
- The many meanings of "cut," black diamond quality
