Celebrity Engagement Rings
It’s a fact that celebrities love everything class apart. They like to get exclusively best of the world. And we are always quite curious to know what is something new emerging at their end. Now, I myself am not one for the diamonds ;) But take a look at what the celebrities are weighing down their ring fingers with. http://www.celebritybrideguide.com/celebrity-engagement-rings/?pid=2358.
Now, I may not love diamonds for myself, but what I do love is a little photography. Check out this genius engagement photoshoot! Loves it! http://lelanewyork.blogspot.com/2011/11/nyc-real-engagement-photo-shoot.html
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Sunday, March 4, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
An Oldie, but a Goodie
An Oldie, but a Goodie.
The cover of a magazine tells it's contents. An ad, however, shows many different things. So, I've collected old advertisements which are mighy interesting. This, my first choice, is from 1869.
Redfield & Rice Manufacturing Co.
. I can't tell you how many ads there are in our early archives that involve an image of a fork. If I were I spoon or butter knife, I'd be very offended.
The Watchmaker and Jeweler September 1870
Adams, Chandler & Co.
One can never have enough firemen's parade trumpets. How close was I to blowing my rent money buying one of these babies off eBay? Not very much :) but still interesting.
The Jeweler's Weekly Aug. 18, 1886
This ring would go nicely with a with a top hat and walking cane. No one would want to mess with you.
The Jeweler's Weekly Aug. 25, 1886
This was the only ad that used color that I saw from the 1800s. Looks to be lined with a gold leaf-like material. Eye-catching compared to all the black and white surrounding it.
The Jeweler's Circular Feb. 6, 1895
One of the more ecletic mix of products during any era, never mind the 1800s. The perfume bottle for the missus, and the knife for the gent to use on himself when he picks up the bill.
The Jeweler's Circular Feb. 13, 1895
Nothing says "Buy our watches!" like an omnious factory pouring dirty soot into the sky.
Which one is your favorite?
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