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Katerina’s Pick: TOP10 Gold Watches for Every Day
Over the past decade, watches have gradually ceased to be a necessity since any gadgets can tell us the time and became more a fashion accessory. However, it is impossible to think that the wristwatch will ever go out of use. We will probably never give up the joy of possessing a luxury object, one which also serves as an indicator of personal status.
Whether you collect watches as art objects, use them for self-expression or wear as an extension of your personality, they always serve as devices that tell the time.
From left to right: Chopard Happy Diamonds Icon watch in rose gold with diamonds; Hermes Faubourg watch in yellow gold; Piaget Possession watch in rose gold with diamonds; Breguet Reine De Naples watch in rose gold and diamonds
From left to right: Chopard Happy Diamonds Icon watch in rose gold with diamonds; Hermes Faubourg watch in yellow gold; Piaget Possession watch in rose gold with diamonds; Breguet Reine De Naples watch in rose gold and diamonds
Take a look at a selection of 10 beautiful timepieces made of white, yellow or rose gold. Some adorned with diamonds; others plain – these can certainly become your luxury accessory and worn everyday. You don’t have to wait for that special occasion to slip these beauties on.
Top to bottom left to right: Fabergé Lady Fabergé 36mm watch in rose gold; Clé de Cartier watch in rose gold and diamonds; de Grisogono Lovivi rose gold watch with diamonds and fossilised mammoth ivory; Jaeger LeCoultre Grande Reverso Lady Ultra Thin Duetto Duo watch in white gold with diamonds; Ralph Lauren Petite Link model in gold with black dial
Top to bottom left to right: Fabergé Lady Fabergé 36mm watch in rose gold; Clé de Cartier watch in rose gold and diamonds; de Grisogono Lovivi rose gold watch with diamonds and fossilised mammoth ivory; Jaeger LeCoultre Grande Reverso Lady Ultra Thin Duetto Duo watch in white gold with diamonds; Ralph Lauren Petite Link model in gold with black dial
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Katerina Perez is a jewellery insider, journalist and brand consultant with more than 15 years’ experience in the jewellery sector. Paris-based, Katerina has worked as a freelance journalist and content editor since 2011, writing articles for international publications. To share her jewellery knowledge and expertise, Katerina founded this website and launched her @katerina_perez Instagram in 2013.
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