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Attendee taking notes during the Side Event organised by GFEI: The Global Fuel Economy Initiative: A fresh perspective at the International Transport Forum’s 2017 Summit on “Governance of Transport” in Leipzig, Germany on 1 June 2017.
when you put little kids on the sand they will be more interested in the sand than you!
They were a lot of fun. Cutest family ever!
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Angelina Jolie Collaborating on Jewelry Line - Jewelry - Accessories - WWD.com
As if being an actress, director, mother and U.N. goodwill ambassador didn’t keep her busy enough, Angelina Jolie is collaborating on a jewelry collection.
She has teamed with Robert Procop, a former chief executive officer of Asprey, who now makes bespoke pieces under the name Robert Procop Exceptional Jewels, to create a collection of jewelry with statement stones.
Procop has been designing pieces for Jolie for the past decade, and they began their collaboration over the last year. The actress wore one of the pieces they created, a faceted black spinel necklace bezel set in rose gold, to the premiere of her film “Salt” in Berlin last summer.
“Angelina has very classic style,” said Procop, who showed items from his collection in London last week. “These are pieces she wears herself.”
Among the collaborative pieces are a pebble-size, pale green 353-carat beryl pendant, in a rose gold setting and worn on a chain of cushion shape beryl stones, and a graphic, tablet-shape 12.02-carat vivid green emerald ring set in rose gold. Procop said Jolie’s design for the emerald was inspired by “ancient tablet engravings,” and is based on a similar design she created with Procop as a gift for her partner, Brad Pitt.
Pieces from the collection will not be sold in stores, but will be sold privately through Procop’s network of clients, with all of the proceeds from the collaborative designs going toward Jolie’s charity, the Education Partnership for Children of Conflict. Each piece will be priced individually.
The collection follows Jolie and Pitt’s collaboration on a capsule jewelry line with Asprey last year, which also benefitted the actress’s charity.
Procop designed and sourced pieces that Jolie wears in her new movie, “The Tourist,” including a vintage diamond choker and a pair of yellow sapphire, rectangular cushion cut earrings.
In addition to serving as ceo of Asprey for two years, Procop was ceo of the then-Asprey & Garrard from 1999 to 2000. After the brands were split, he was ceo of Garrard from 2006 to 2008. For the latest venture, Procop said he was drawn to his roots in “exceptional jewels.” Procop has opened a design studio in Beverly Hills, as well as a laboratory in Geneva and offices in New York and Hong Kong.
He noted that in uncertain economic times, many of his clients see major jewelry purchases as investments. Procop works with stones such as emeralds sourced from Colombia, sapphires from Brazil and red and pink diamonds from the Argyle mines in Australia. Among his current designs are a 77.45-carat, brilliant step cushion cut sapphire ring and a 77.7-carat paraiba ring set in rose gold.
“The design of the jewelry starts with the stone, and how to maximize its brilliance and color,” Procop said. “I design the piece of jewelry around it — a beautiful stone should sit by itself.”
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Turquoise and Brown Leather Necklace by kristinbartlett on Etsy
My last card with this gorgeous butterfly for a while before you all get really tired of seeing it! Details are on my blog:
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TFL!
Watercolor painting that I did as a present for my wife (way back when I was a good husband....she can hardly remember those times now).
The location of the image is an old music store in the old downtown of Columbus, MS, USA.
15.09.2015 _ Paroisse Saint-Eustache (Les Halles), Paris, France _ Pentax K-x, SMC Pentax-DAL 1:3.5-5.6 18-55mm AL
This piece is called "Love Note", and was created for submission to the "Petit Valentin" show at Zinnia in S. Pasadena, CA.
Polymer clay and fountain pen nibs.
The oringinal Title of this picture is "note 6" The reason I point that out is the fact that this is only one of seven (1/7) this is only one-seventh of the notes that I have about dragons and other mistical things this is my favorite of them. if you would like to see more of them just comment "I would like to see them all" (IT may vary)...
A closer look at the fish farm. Note the scarecrow there! Yes, that thing that looks like a hanged man is actually a scarecrow. At least that's what I think. Unless it's some form of a counter weight or something. (Prek Toal Bird Sanctuary, Siem Reap, Cambodia, Apr. 2014)
A page of my (scribbly) notes from a little something we've been working on. It deals with Neopets, Neopoints, and items, as you can clearly see.
Edit: This was just before I switched to using my iPad for notes, which helps me keep my thoughts way more organised because I can edit the page and move things around without rewriting the whole thing. Hooray!
Zircon showing strong IR fluorescence, particularly with 404nm laser excitation (blue line with SAME ZERO LEVEL as the other spectra). The green line shows the transmission spectrum through a 4-5mm thickness of stone (stone is 11mm long). Note the doubling of internal features due to pronounced birefringence.
The greyscale insert is a photograph (Sony DSC F-717, RG780) of the infrared fluorescence under defocussed 404nm laser excitation. The image passband corresponds roughly to the width and position of the image on the spectrum.
Sergeant Alex Snyder, an oboist with the US Army in Europe (USAREUR) band, rehearses his performance at the first practice session before beginning the 2010 Norwegian Military Tattoo in Oslo, Norway. The USAREUR band and chorus are in Oslo for a week performing with military bands from England, Switzerland, Netherlands, Russian, and Sweden. Norway is the first stop in a two-week tour through the Baltic states. (US Army Public Affairs photo by Richard Bumgardner)