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Aladdin’s Cave
If you love jewelry—and many of us do—hurry to the Metropolitan Museum and visit Jewels by JAR. For a short hour you’ll escape the real and virtual miseries of the world and reside in a wonderland of colors, glitter, larger-than-life … Continue reading
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Tagged art, cartier, fabergé, jar, jewelry, jewels by jar, joel a rosenthal, lalique, metropolitan museum of art, new york city, nyc museums, paris, tiffany, walters art museum
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The Child in Me…
…insisted that on the last day of 2011 I go to Fifth Avenue to share the city’s unabashed holiday spirit. Sidewalks in Midtown were unbelievably crowded with people from all over the world: Spain, France, Germany, Asia, and South America … Continue reading
Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 