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Al centro: sautoir composto da maglie a forma di quadrifoglio in oro martellato graduato, accentate da diamanti rotondi, in oro 18 Kt e platino; all’interno: coppia di orecchini a clip in stile fogliato stilizzato, composti da gocce staccabili, impreziosite da diamanti rotondi, in oro 18 Kt. In basso: bracciale tempestato da perline in oro, decorato da motivi a "X" e losanghe con diamanti rotondi, oro 18 Kt e platino.
At the centre: sautoir composed of four-leaf clover shape links in graduated hammered gold, accented by round diamonds, in 18 Kt gold and platinum; inside: pair of clip earrings in stylised leaf design, composed of detachable drops, embellished with round diamonds, in 18 Kt gold. Below: bracelet studded with gold beads, decorated by “X” and lozenge motifs with round diamonds,18Kt gold and platinum.
Greenwich Village, he sets up his own personal company, David Webb Inc. with the essential support of sponsors of New York high society, such as Antoinette Quilleret and Nina Silberstein, both won over by the talent of the young and promising designer. Webb is highly appreciated by Jackie Kennedy, who calls him “the modern Cellini”, and makes it to the front cover of Vogue magazine in the 1970s thanks to a young Diane Von Furstenberg, the well-known Belgian designer, who wears one of his large extravagant necklaces. The trend of the moment is followed by Lady Diana, Liz Taylor, Cameron Diaz, Eva Mendez, Gloria Vanderbilt and many other celebrities and members of the aristocracy, all illustrious ambassadors of the American brand. One of his famous statements “I have always had a great feeling for art”, reveals the deep
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