Valentine's Day: He loves her, he loves him, she loves her, tell her with a jewel - Lifestyle

Like fashion, love can also be "fluid": he loves her, she loves her, he loves him. And all the lovers celebrate it by exchanging a gift. So the Danish low-cost jewelery brand Pandora suggests that on February 13, it could be optioned as Galentine's Day, to celebrate the love between friends. "With a broader vision of love, our new Pandora collection for Valentine's Day 2020 shows that love has a big heart and is perfectly imperfect. Hearts are an essential part of the brand's DNA and an element that we have always loved use "tell the creative directors Francesco Terzo and A. Filippo Ficarelli. "By taking a different approach to how we use the heart, our new designs are perfectly imperfect." Opening up to love between friends and love for themselves, "the collection - it is explained - symbolizes a promise and a commitment for every type of love. Hand-drawn, asymmetrical hearts in the form of pendant charms, earrings, rings and charms represent imperfect but real love. By capturing the feeling of love and friendship that is celebrated during Galentine's Day, the new Pandora Reflexions clip charms represent the many meanings of love ". Made of 925 Sterling Silver or Pandora Rose, the new jewels have a reversible heart-shaped design, polished on one side and with stones set with our logo on the other. Romantic fairy tales to celebrate love inspired the designer Gianni de Bebedittis for his future brand Remoto , which he transformed by hand with the casting technique, the Cinderella's slipper and the fantastic pumpkin-shaped carriage that the castle of the prince, in two rings in yellow gold and white gold and diamonds. From the Anniversary Love line , Recarlo for Valentine's Day, offers its heart cut diamonds in rings, necklaces and bracelets. The Milanese brand Vhernier proposes a ring-embrace with a sculptural and essential shape, in pink gold, with an asymmetrical yet balanced shape, designed by bands that intertwine creating a sinuous volume. It is available in the classic rose gold, or in non-rhodium-plated white gold or in the versions in demi or full pavé of diamonds. The Abbraccio collection also includes gold version earrings, with two overlapping bands that capture the light with each movement, or the precious diamond version. For this Valentine's Day, even Swarovski through its creative director Nathalie Colin, offers a new collection that draws inspiration from the "sparks" of energy that inflame love, making its precious crystals shine with a modern design in romantic symbols, such as sign of infinity and a sparkling heart, reinvented in the Infinity and Lifelong Heart lines, in shiny shades and pavé of Swarovski crystals. The creations by Yvone Christa are all hand-made in light Venetian silver filigree. Pendants, earrings, necklaces, rings, tell love in all its forms. The brand was founded in Los Angeles 1991 by the two Swedish stylists Yvonne Clamf and Christina Soderstrom , gives her jewels an ancient patina that is very popular especially in the USA where the two designers founded the brand that was successful when a film screenwriter was involved in the charm of the first collections and asked the two designers to make them wear to the stars of two great TV series: Beverly Hills and Melrose Place. The great sensitivity of the designers lies in calibrating the forms inspired by nature to create light jewels with a slightly retro taste, with the help of pearls, semi-precious stones and zircons. The designers also collaborated with important art museums such as the National Museum in Stockholm, which commissioned Yvone Christa to collect The Butter Cup collection for an exhibition on the jewels of the Tsars of Russia. The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC commissioned the duo to create the Forget Me Not collection on the inspiration of a painting by Van Huysum. Yvone Christa jewels are on sale in the boutiques of several art museums