Joaillière

Learning from antique jewellery pieces. Trombone clasps were very popular in European jewellery in the second half of the 19th century. Today, they are quite rare. This hand-fabricated trombone clasp will secure the pin of my new brooch ;) (sterling silver, 14K gold)

florian-aupetit:

FR: Un petit coin de paradis dans les jardins du château de Sceaux, là où je fais mon sport le matin :)

EN: A peaceful place in the gardens of the “Château de Sceaux”, where I do sport the morning :)

florian-aupetit:

The Quiet City: Winter in Paris

Fr :Si comme moi vous êtes amoureux de Paris, vous allez l’être aussi de cette vidéo. C’est à cause de ça que je me lève très tôt le matin pour prendre mes photos.

En : If like me you are in love with Paris, you will be too with this video. That’s why I wake up very early to take my pictures.

distractionsoflola:

Here’s the teaser for the short film I produced called “Above the Sea” — it’s what’s been keeping me from tumblr these last couple of months! We just had a screening at the AMPAS Linwood Dunn Theater in LA and it was fantastic.
http://abovetheseafilm.com/
http://www.facebook.com/abovetheseafilm

Gold charm/pendant with garnet and chain composed of rough diamonds - 14K gold

omgthatdress:

Ring, Marsh & Co., 1930s, Lang Antiques

A rare combination: blackened iron with a stripe of platinum and diamonds.

Golden pearls and citrines. 14K gold, 999 & 925 silver

Ancient Goldsmiths by Leonid Surpin

Hats off to them!

Zlata ulička (Golden Lane), historical street of Prague - originally known as Zlatnická ulička (Goldsmith’s Lane), due to the many goldsmiths living and working in the houses; some of them were more alchemist than goldsmith ;)

photo source: www.worldhistoria.com