20th century jewelry & the icons of style / Stefano Papi & Alexandra Rhodes.

"For centuries the collecting of precious gems and the jewelry fashioned from them was the exclusive prerogative of kings and queens, emperors, popes, and maharajahs. In the aftermath of World War I an extraordinary group of women emerged who had the means to deck themselves in glittering bracelets,...

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Main Author: Papi, Stefano
Other Authors: Rhodes, Alexandra
Language:English
Published: New York, New York : Thames & Hudson, [2013]
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Physical Description:272 pages : 398 illustrations (some color) ; 33 cm
Variant Title:
Twentieth century jewelry and the icons of style.
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