It's not so much a matter of technology — smartwatches worked fine in 2006, as one of social acceptance, he says. Smartwatches are still a small market: the … "I think this is about jewelry … I think at least in the near term, it's about what …

Layering Mom's fine china (hand-painted in Random Harvest pattern, which Dad bought in Japan in 1952) on mine let me create a Christmas table that kept family memories and traditions very much in the present. (Marni Jameson, Special to The Denver Post …

While fine jewelry may be a relatively common item owned by the world's wealthiest inhabitants, there were few pieces in existence to rival those owned by Bermuda resident Mrs. Wallace Orr in the 1930s – a fact that the reporters of the time duly noted.

The resulting pieces can be light and strong, but their surfaces show a characteristic banded texture and the resolution is limited; the overall impression is crude. The light-curing models used by jewelers and engineers produce smooth objects with …

“Our Luxe Collection was inspired by the artistic value and natural beauty of genuine stones as well as traditional fine jewelry," says Scott. "[The designs] take what people love most about Kendra Scott to a level that is truly unparalleled, with …

Other companies have ties to Thomas Peterffy, the Connecticut online-brokerage billionaire; the descendants of a namesake of the Dillon Read & Co. investment bank; and the heirs of a Peruvian sugar plantation, state filings show. Trusts overseen hold …

Introduced into commercial service in October of 2007, the Airbus A380 is part of a new class of “superjumbo” airliners that not only carry a larger number of passengers on long-haul flights, but also introduce a new standard of luxury. Emirates is to …

At the same time, a raft of social service agencies – parole offices, mental illness centres, recovery homes and a homeless shelter – appeared. City officials …. "There are always areas of the city more affluent than others, that's the reality …

While broken pipes, furnace trouble and dead car batteries are worries of the affluent when "polar vortex" becomes a household phrase, staying safe, warm and alive are worries of those on the street. If they stay outside, they must worry about …