LA SOLITAIRE.
These largs\ r oval or round jewels in their delic»ij§^platin^Kii, settin » stri^esuch a delicians >jwt&;M;of colour on a uiim, white hind. SwKtjiues,. just a suspicion of brilliants are introduced at each *ide or round the rijig;to eipphasise. the colour and the beauty of the stone. But these rings look just, as attractive, without their glittering addition. Aquamarine, topaz, cornelian, jade—all look so attractive in a refined silver setting. And, in comparison with a precious stone, cost so very much less, with a result that girls nowadays are choosing these stones, exquisitely set', instead of a smaller and more expensive cluster, or i the monotonous half-hoop of diamonds. But if you wear a large solitaire ring, let I»* be the only jewel which decorates I your hands. Or you will detract so much •SSI bwuty and setting of your
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 19, 23 January 1929, Page 12
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140LA SOLITAIRE. Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 19, 23 January 1929, Page 12
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