Bangkok 925 jewelry is a leading manufacturer and wholesale supplier for silver 925 sterling jewelry, stainless steel 316 jewelry, body piercing jewelry, fashion and handmade jewelry in Thailand. The site offers fine quality jewelry with high end finish.

The “Sous le signe du Lion” jewelry collection includes 58 pieces in totality, inspired by Gabrielle Chanel's 'spirit animal,' creatively translated into wearable luxury by Chanel's fine jewelry department. The “Lion Royal” set, the collection's most …

… jewelers hosted swanky affairs in historic locales. Dior laid out a seemingly endless table decorated with pink bouquets at the Château de Versailles for 100 or so of its fine jewelry clients, along with Leelee Sobieski, Victoire de Castellane and …

Less dramatic but no less intense than military battles is the economic war being conducted against the Syrian people and Syrian government by the Western powers, led by the United States. Economic sanctions imposed by the imperialist drive for “regime …

SEOUL (Reuters) – Asiana Airlines Inc said the pilot in charge of landing the Boeing 777 that crash-landed at San Francisco's airport on Saturday was training for the long-range plane and that it was his first flight to the airport with the jet. "It …

Only days after moving to take control of a second listed company in mainland China, Shangai billionaire Jiang Zhaobai has raised his stake in a Hong Kong-listed one, too, becoming the biggest shareholder in that business. Jiang agreed to buy 17% of …

It's across the street from a regional retail mall, within reach of 60,000 to 70,000 office workers and easily accessible to an affluent customer base within a 20-minute radius. "It's a very good regional hub,'' said Jim Kovacs, managing director of …

“We bought the international business to build into a fully global company,” says Lagomasino, who also serves on the boards of The Coca-Cola Co., Avon Products, and the National Geographic Society. It is unusual for an RIA based in the United States to …

At root, this is a symbolic gesture, affecting barely $40 million worth of Bangladeshi products such as tobacco and sports gear. Canada Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government has no plans to follow Washington's lead, partly out of a principled …