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Simone Jewels Bombshell Collection
At once decorative and symbolic, jewellery has the ability to survive and prove its worth, whether through major shifts in civilisation, wars, and even natural disasters. History has shown, through the time of Egyptian dynasties to the heyday of Russian Tsars, that its demand and value only continues to rise.
To put things in perspective, lets look at the story of Hedy Lamarr. Primarily known as a Hollywood star, Lamarr is also credited as an individual who developed the technology that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth is built upon.
Unhappy with her first marriage to Fritz Mandl, a wealthy Austrian munitions manufacturer who sold arms to the Nazis, Lamarr took matters into her own hands and left him. With nothing but jewellery sewn into her coat, she fled on a bicycle and later used the precious gems to pay for her survival, including her successful journey to Hollywood.
With the value attached to jewellery made of gold, diamonds, and other gemstones, the hardy nature of these materials allows them to last a lifetime, later becoming heirlooms that can be passed down from generation to generation. And during difficult times like wars or pandemics, people look to jewellery as a safe haven worth turning to, causing an increase in its demand.
Paradiso Bangle with Certified Santa Maria Aquamarine, Diamonds, Mother-of-pearl
Cardinal In Love Earrings with Certified Red Spinels, Diamonds
A Star Is Born Earrings with Certified Novelty Cut Peridot, Diamonds
Georgian Classics Ring with Certified Blue Sapphire, Diamonds
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