ICONIC JEWELRY FROM A STYLE ICON
In June 1974 Elsa Peretti's designs debuted at Tiffany and have been celebrated by many since then. The beautiful Elsa, who was a model for Halston and others before she started her career in design, gets the inspiration for her revolutionary jewelry from nature itself: bones, beans, hearts, shells, snakes and teardrops.
This 18 karat 'Donut' bangle by Elsa Peretti can be yours for $6.500,- and makes a timeless accessory for many occasions. Now that's a donut we'd like to have for breakfast at Tiffany's.
bangle: black lacquer over Japanese hardwood ($325,-), bangle: 18k gold ($6.500,-) and bone cuff bracelet: 18k gold ($5.500,-)
From Iconique Trends
I love them, the Donut one has been used by Karl Lagerfeld for his last shoot in French Vogue.
In June 1974 Elsa Peretti's designs debuted at Tiffany and have been celebrated by many since then. The beautiful Elsa, who was a model for Halston and others before she started her career in design, gets the inspiration for her revolutionary jewelry from nature itself: bones, beans, hearts, shells, snakes and teardrops.
This 18 karat 'Donut' bangle by Elsa Peretti can be yours for $6.500,- and makes a timeless accessory for many occasions. Now that's a donut we'd like to have for breakfast at Tiffany's.
bangle: black lacquer over Japanese hardwood ($325,-), bangle: 18k gold ($6.500,-) and bone cuff bracelet: 18k gold ($5.500,-)
From Iconique Trends
I love them, the Donut one has been used by Karl Lagerfeld for his last shoot in French Vogue.
