www.womanthismonth.com October 2021 59 The Art of Stylish Stacking La Marquise Jewellery have been masters of layering and stacking jewellery, despite it being a complex art. Wearing multiple pieces with a mix of combinations allows you more room to experiment with your jewellery collection. Experts from La Marquise Jewellery have revealed the perfect guide to stacking and layering jewellery with any look. For instance, if you wish to layer your neckline, start at the bottom and work your way upwards. La Marquise’s Choker Collection necklaces are ideal for layering your neckline and feature an innovative adjustable chain mechanic, allowing you to layer as you please and decorate your collar bone with dangling diamonds and radiant gemstones. www.lamarquisejewellery.com Elevate your arm candy with RESERVOIR Whether worn on its own as an effortless statement piece or paired with other jewellery, watches are a timeless and classic accessory that elevate any and every outfit. RESERVOIR Watches’ beautiful Lady Longbridge Watch embodies another level of finesse in this charming shade of green. This design crosses times and eras by embodying urban chic and English luxury. The Lady Longbridge watch features two precious stones: tourmaline and sapphire, which symbolise the light indicators and full headlights of vintage cars. www.reservoir-watch.com SICIS JEWELS PRESENTS ANOTHER MASTERPIECE Italian fine-jewellery brand, Sicis Jewels, transforms one of the world’s most enchanting birds, Ara Macaw, into a unique jewellery piece. The Arara Scarlet collection pays tribute to the Ara Macaw, which was worshipped by Mayans as a symbol of strength and courage. Currently, the bird is endangered due to the intense colour of its plumage, ranging from deep blue to green, from yellow to bright red, which makes it unique and rare. The necklace, made of intertwined carnelians, has a central pendant made of white gold 18K, micromosaic, white diamonds 7.61ct and black diamonds 0.60ct, as well as multicoloured sapphires: yellow, orange, including rubies and carnelians. The process behind the Arara Scarlet collection is special and outstanding in the current jewellery market. To develop the contemporary collection, Sicis Jewels’ gemologists search for the right gemstones, the cut and colour to reliably represent its feathers’ brightest colours, extolling the wings and tail in every shade with micromosaic technique. Whereas mosaicists melt together tesserae of different colours to reach the right shade, highlighting the heritage of Italian craftsmanship and the concept of the Colourful Renaissance. www.sicisjewels.com
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