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47 www.thejewelrybook.com P L A T I N U M E A R R I N G S Diamond and platinum studs appear all over the red-carpet during Awards Season for a reason. They work with every type of great gown. Studs can also be easily worn with jeans. Platinum prong set diamond studs are an excellent way to begin any col- lection of classics. Kwiat has a vast array of studs with prices starting at $850. Small embellishments like Karen Karch's Circle Studs with Rough Hewn Edges or the platinum and rose-cut diamond Hexagonal Studs by Fred Leighton give the basic look a little individuality. Other alternatives include the elegant openwork pattern found in Tiffany's diamond and platinum Paper Flower earrings, a pendant style that hangs slightly below the lobe like Zoe's pink sapphire, diamond and platinum drops or chunky platinum huggies by Linda Lee Johnson. Kwiat Karen Karch Fred Leighton P L A T I N U M R I N G A diamond and platinum bands are the perfect item to suggest for a birth of a child or an anniversary. Slender eternity styles like the platinum and diamond bands by Kwiat look great worn on the third fi nger of the left hand with an engagement ring and wedding band. A platinum and diamond band with a little more thickness like the Under Ring by Zoe can also be worn on days when a woman wants to leave her solitaire at home. To make a signature statement platinum right hand rings are great for single ladies and married woman too. A bold platinum band ring like the 1930s Belperron jewel from Fred Leighton is the type of piece that is certain to get noticed. Openwork styles that show some skin such as Tiffany's Paper Flower Ring are at once elegant and a little sexy. Zoe Tiffany Linda Lee Johnson Kwiat Zoe Fred Leighton Tiffany A D V E R T O R I A L P L A T I N U M D E S T I N A T I O N S

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