NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS INC
Reference : 9781614705918
LIVRE A L’ETAT DE NEUF. EXPEDIE SOUS 3 JOURS OUVRES. NUMERO DE SUIVI COMMUNIQUE AVANT ENVOI, EMBALLAGE RENFORCE. EAN:9781614705918
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Scarisbrick, Diana and Karen Kettering
Reference : 126560
(2026)
ISBN : 9781915401113
Scarisbrick, Diana and Karen Kettering: Portrait Diamonds of the Romanovs. 2 vols. New Haven: 2026. Volume I: 12 pages of text and 115 pages of illustrations. Volume II: 219 pages, copiously illustrated. Hardback. 16.5x22.5cms. A study of eleven portrait diamonds from a private collection, which represent almost one-third of extant examples. Volume one features extensive photographs of the collection, a summary introduction to the genre, and short descriptions of each portrait. Volume two includes an in-depth catalogue of the portraits, each illustrated and accompanied by an essay. Followed by two essays on Peter the Great's patronage and a history of the Romanov women. Includes two appendices on the collection's gemology, condition reports, and an inventory of Romanov portrait diamonds as well as of Faberge eggs with miniatures and other flat diamonds.
A study of eleven portrait diamonds from a private collection, which represent almost one-third of extant examples. Volume one features extensive photographs of the collection, a summary introduction to the genre, and short descriptions of each portrait. Volume two includes an in-depth catalogue of the portraits, each illustrated and accompanied by an essay. Followed by two essays on Peter the Great's patronage and a history of the Romanov women. Includes two appendices on the collection's gemology, condition reports, and an inventory of Romanov portrait diamonds as well as of Faberge eggs with miniatures and other flat diamonds
Sotheby's Geneva, Magnificent Jewels and Diamonds, 18 May 2005. Sotheby's, 2005. 204 pages, illustrated in colour. Paperback. 27 x 21cms.
Brussels, Les Iles, 2024 hardcover, 262 pages very richly illustrated with coloured illustrations, . ISBN 9781446123133.
A Journey into the World of Diamonds. is a dazzling tribute to the enchanting realm of diamonds. We proudly present this remarkable work because it embarks on a journey to explore the mysterious world of diamonds in the twenty-first century, shedding light on the transformative changes that have characterized the past decade. From the dawn of our history to the present day, diamonds have possessed an allure that distinguish- es them from all other gems, inspiring countless mythologies. These precious stones have served as symbols of authority, grandeur, love, and even spirituality. They?ve been treasured as a repository of wealth by monarchs, evident in the rich histories of royal crown jewels. Ancient legends still whisper tales of the origin and composition of diamonds. Stories like Sinbad?s Valley of Diamonds, the fabled mines of the imaginary prince Prester John, or the cursed stones pilfered from sacred temples that cast misfortune upon their possessors continue to captivate our imagination. Yet, the actual world of diamonds, in its own right, is as wondrous as these myths. This world unfolds in stark contrasts, showcasing the exquisite beauty of diamonds against the back- drop of the complex and often unforgiving environments where they are unearthed and transformed into radiant gems. The intricate processes that lead to the creation of the jewelry displayed in store windows remain shrouded in mystery, compelling us to illuminate the essential facets of a diamond?s voyage, from the depths of a mine to the showcase and finally to the wearer. This diamond supply chain has undergone profound transformations in the past decade. Our exploration spans the globe, from the diamond mines of Russia and Canada to the African heartland and the bustling hubs of rough diamond trading and cutting. We delve into the histories of diamonds and their meticulous craftsmanship, revealing how stones mined in India over a thousand years ago continue to adorn us today. Diamonds, virtually indestructible, ensure that every diamond ever mined still exists. We turn our attention to both ancient and contemporary jewels, each one a unique and priceless masterpiece, alongside those worn in everyday life.
BE, Tectum, 2008 Hardback with slip case, 313 x 313mm., 432pp. ISBN 9789076886510.
This book takes you on a unique visual journey, exploring the extraordinary world of diamonds in many ways, a world apart as this substance has made and destroyed both countries and individuals. From the heart of a star to the human heart, diamonds are entwined with the stuff of life. No other natural substance is so lovely and so evocative of every human passion, good or bad, all the while still managing to far outlast all these things. The diamond cycle is a long journey stretching over aeons, buried deep in the earth. This beauty is difficult to win back, mines are found in some of the wildest and most remote places of the earth, from the chill of the Arctic Circle, tropical jungles or semi deserts, to the storm-racked coasts of Africa. Once won, the hardest substance on earth is cut and transformed with painstaking precision, in diamond centres across the globe. Diamonds is a record of that world. New book.
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Rebrik Y.N. Sterlyagov A.A. Diamonds and diamonds of Russia. In Russian /Rebrik Yu.N. Sterlyagov A.A. Almazy i brillianty Rossii. Smolensk. Diamant Design. 2004. 400 p.We have thousands of titles and often several copies of each title may be available. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available.SKUalb183df281d32cc3f7.