The ROCKY INFINITY Emerald NECKLACE is a one-of-a-kind piece from Melissa Kaye Jewelry. The New York-based designer creates handcrafted, luxury fine jewelry using the finest materials. Her style is metropolitan-inspired, fresh, and timeless, focusing on refined ease and trend-setting innovation.
The Egg chair was a key part of Arne Jacobsen's detailed interior design for the SAS Royal Hotel. Today, the chair is just as famous and iconic as the hotel itself.
At The Fife Arms Hotel in Braemar, Scotland, guests can take guided tours with a hotel forager. The forager shows them local plants and explains which ones can be used to make teas, medicines (tinctures), flavorings (condiments), and beauty products (cosmetics).
This luxury travel trend is all about guests at high-end hotels trading typical relaxation for hands-on food-sourcing adventures. For example, at the luxury hotel Casa Angelina on the Amalfi Coast, guests are paying top dollar to go squid fishing at night to catch their own lunch. Across the globe, wealthy travelers are now choosing to forage, hunt, harvest, or fish for their own meals. These unique experiences come at a high price, often costing hundreds to thousands of pounds, euros, or dollars for a single activity or a multi-day stay. The main draw is the chance to get actively involved in getting their food rather than just eating it.
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The Bausele Elemental Oceanic Blue watch pays tribute to the ocean and early morning swims. Its unique feature is having sand from Sydney’s Northern Beaches embedded in the crown. It is designed to evoke feelings of clarity, presence, and the calm rhythm of the sea.
Kathleen Ryan's "Dreamhouse" is a huge sculpture of a rotting raspberry featured in her "Souvenir" exhibition. The piece uses magenta plastic beads for the good parts and expensive blue/green gemstones (like lapis, malachite, turquoise) for the mold. It took three years to make and is part of her "Bad Fruit" series.
Mellerio (1613) and Brazilian designer Silvia Furmanovich have partnered to create a new collection. It debuts with two unique marquetry jewelry boxes inspired by Mellerio’s Color Queen rings. The boxes blend Amazon rainforest wood craftsmanship (marquetry) with French finishing, driven by the two female leaders' shared love for color and nature.
