Art Project: Jewellery Meets Architecture this Christmas
Veronica Morales Angulo is a professional jewellery and architecture photographer who works equally well with both large and small subjects. Rather than having a preference for one or the other, she successfully unites the two, tying them together with a common thread.
At the onset of the Christmas holidays, Veronica and I have decided, once again, to carry out some jewellery experiments, increasing their size hundreds of thousands of times, and have launched the third instalment of our “Jewels in Quarantine” project. The first section was based on the idea that all the pieces were locked inside buildings, like their owners. The second was inspired by the joy of open doors and walks. This third series of photographs evoke the winter season, filling you with the warm emotions associated with the most magical and fabulous holiday of the year.
Dare to dream and make the most incredible wishes you can think of. They will definitely come true!
Elsa Jin Feather brooch with an 86.57 carat aquamarine and 200 carats of diamonds set in titanium
Piaget Extraordinary Lights Collection ring with a Sri Lankan cushion-cut sapphire of 3.71 carats and diamonds
Aquamarine ring from the Magnifica collection by Bulgari
Chaumet Torsade de Chaumet ring with an asscher-cut diamond of 2.19 carats
Cartier necklace from the Sixième Sens par Cartier High Jewellery collection with topaz, onyx, coloured diamonds and white diamonds
Cartier Phaan ring from the Sixième Sens par Cartier High Jewellery collection embellished with an 8.20 carat ruby, ruby beads and diamonds
Bulgari Magnifica Serpenti bracelet with Paraiba tourmaline
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Katerina Perez With more than 12 years’ experience in the jewellery sector, Katerina Perez’s expert knowledge spans everything from retail sales and management to content creation, including brand building, jewellery writing and styling. Born and raised in St Petersburg, Katerina’s favourite hobby as a child was playing with the treasures in her grandmother's jewellery box, inspiring a lifelong love of jewellery from a very early age. She spent five years in St Petersburg University of Culture and Arts studying not journalism but business studies and languages, and her writing skills have developed as her passion for her favourite subject – jewellery – has grown. This is why her writing comes straight from the heart rather than the pages of a book. Daughter of an entrepreneur mother, Katerina exchanged her retail management job for jewellery writing in 2013 and hasn’t looked back since.
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