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Legendary men and their Rolexes

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16 ICONS OF STYLE WILLIAM BARTHMAN IT IS WITH PLEASURE Some of you may remember us from our original location
22 Why the Bulgari Serpenti and THE MAGAZINE that we welcome you
Octo have stood the test of time. HA IMSARNOALENXD to the 2018 William at the corner of Broadway and Maiden Lane, while more
34 Legendary men and their Rolexes Barthman Magazine.
A mAN ANd hIS rOLEx BBREIGLILNINAINNTGS We're extremely recently others shopped with us a few steps away —at
Every watch has a story, but A peek into our new Hearts on excited about this
it's the renowned men Fire Boutique issue, as we will be 176 Broadway. However, after being on Broadway for
who wore these Rolexes GETTING DRESSY welcoming the holiday
that make them all the more Jewelry meant for ballgowns season in our new 134 years, we chose to move our store to Broad Street,
exceptional. Manhattan store at 20
On the Cover: Model and Instagram Broad Street — right next to the New York Stock Ex- in order to better serve our Financial District clientele.
FINEST hOUr star Jasmine Sanders dazzles in change. We are in the heart of the new downtown luxury
Carl F. Bucherer — an innovator Bulgari jewels. shopping district, joining our neighbors Hermès and We like to think of
of timeless classics — keeps Tiffany. Unlike our larger flagship store at 1118 Kings
stunning us with new introductions. Highway in Brooklyn, which offers a wide selection of ourselves as a sym-
luxury jewelry and watch brands, our new Financial Dis-
trict store will primarily feature Rolex watches, and is bol of Wall Street's
proud to be among a small, elite group of Rolex retailers
around the country. In addition, we want to become your past, present and fu-
jewelry and wedding ring destination. Our new store
38 showcases an artfully designed Hearts on Fire boutique. ture. But, as Lower
We welcome you to come in and try on an exquisite
ThE SpOrTINg LIFE Hearts On Fire diamond, to see why they are recognized Manhattan continues
Being at the top of your worldwide as an extraordinarily brilliant and exceptional
game year after year is cut. To learn more about the boutique, turn to page 48. to rebuild and rein- 20 Broad Street
what it takes to become vent itself, one thing
a sports legend. Here,
three famed pros tell us will never change: our core values, and our mission to
how they measure
success. serve our customers, as we start our 135th year, now in

44 DESIGNER SPOTLIGHT our new location.
47 Eugenia Bruni's Passion for Pavé.
48 We invite you to stop in at either of our two stores: 20
GLIMMER, SHIMMER SHINE
52 Diamonds for all occasions Broad Street in Manhattan and 1118 Kings Highway in

54 SENSATIONAL SPARKLE Brooklyn.
58 See what makes a Hearts on Fire diamond
so special and be prepared to take lots of ring selfies Columns Happy Holidays,
when you visit our new HOF boutique.
18 STYLE WATCH Jerry Natkin
BELLE OF THE BALLGOWNS 24 What’s new from Roberto Coin.
Designer Grace Natkin shows us how she 36`
chooses jewelry for her one-of-kind bridal 42 SHOWSTOPPERS
and formal dresses. 50 Six unforgettable new timepieces from Baselworld.

BROOKLYN’S TURKISH DELIGHT TIME FOR STYLE
Enjoy beautiful views and fine dining on the waterfront. How to build a watch wardrobe.

EXCLUSIVE ESCAPES HISTORY OF THE LADIES WRISTWATCH
Imagine the bragging rights when you create your own
fantasy vacation, like private trial runs for clients WEDDING BYTHE NUMBERS
attending the Formula 1 Grand Prix de Monaco.
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ICons oF style

Why the Bulgari Serpenti and Octo have stood the test of time

ALThOUgh BULgArI IS kNOwN AS ONE OF ThE wOrLd'S known as Tubogas, inspired by gas carrier pipes from the
most luxurious jewelry houses, the company has also pro- 1920s. The technique involves wrapping long bands of gold
duced some of world's most iconic watches — changing our or steel around a flexible tube, allowing them to coil around
perception of the way a timepiece should look. the wrist with the ease of fabric.

Spiraling several times around the wrist, the Serpenti Bulgari has also gained a reputation for iconic innova-
has maintained its powerful appeal for 78 years. The innova- tions, like the record-shattering slimness of its Octo collec-
tive Serpenti also introduced a jewelry-making technique tion. Launched in 2012 and inspired by the coffered ceiling in
the Basilica of maxentius in the roman Forum, this iconic
eight-sided design is powered by the caliber BVL 138, which

is only 2.23 millimeters thick, making it the thinnest
automatic watch in the world.

Shown: A trio of Octo Finissimo Automatic watches in Shown from left: Serpenti Tubogas five-spiral watch with stainless steel case set with brilliant cut diamonds, black opaline dial and stainless steel
titanium case and bracelet,18-karat rose gold case, bracelet bracelet; Serpenti Spiga watch with black ceramic case, 18-karat rose gold bezel with diamonds, black lacquered dial and double spiral bracelet in
and dial and titanium case and black alligator bracelet. black ceramic and 18-karat rose gold accents and Serpenti Tubogas double spiral watch with 18-karat rose gold case set with round brilliant-cut di-
amonds, black opaline dial and 18-karat rose, yellow and white gold bracelet.
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styleWatch PRINCESS & VENETIAN PRINCESS COLLECTIONS

What's new from ROBERTO COIN Add some star power

Roberto Coin's jewelry has always been inspired by his deep knowledge of Never underestimate the power of a unique
Italian art and architecture. The New Barocco collection is no exception. With statement piece. Featuring the fire and bril-
its twists of 18-karat gold strands and hand-picked diamonds forming designs liance of several marquise diamonds, the
evocative of cathedral windows and domed rooftops, it is clearly rooted in that New Barocco pendant and pendant earrings
heritage. Yet the powerful motifs look thoroughly modern and are designed for evoke the beauty of the stained glass win-
everyday wear. To give you a sampling of this exquisite collection, we've cho- dows that decorate Italy's ancient churches.
sen a few of our favorite pieces that can be worn over and over again — alone It is a motif that unites old with new and
or stacked and layered for bolder impact. shows off the remarkable Roberto Coin
craftsmanship. Shown in 18-karat rose gold
with diamonds.

Stack your wrists

Like the domes that sit atop Italian cathedrals, the pavé clusters that make up this
repetitive design are meant to catch the eye — and inject a little glamour into daytime
wear. Both the single row and wide bracelet are available in 18-karat white, rose and
yellow gold — ideal for mixing and matching into a stack.

Show some personality

Every woman should have a spectacular cocktail ring. And this snarling tiger covered in black,
cognac and white diamonds is not only timeless and chic, but it will also never shy away from
making a statement. Shown in 18-karat rose gold with a 5.65 total diamond carat weight.

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PRINCESS FLOWER COLLECTION

RolEXA Man and his

Every watch has a story, but it's the legendary men who wore these Rolexes that
make them all the more exceptional. by Matt Hranak

FFrroommttooppleleftf:t:PPaauul lNNewewmmaan’n, ,PPaauul lNNewewmmana’ns’sRRoloelxexDDayatyotnoan,aJ,oJaonannenWe Wooodowdawrda’rsdi’ns sicnrsicprtiipotni,onS,irSEirdEmdumndunHdilHlairlyl,arHy,ilHlairlyl’as rRy’osleRxoOlexysOterysPteerrpPeetrupaelt,uFalr,anFcrias ncis FOR MANY MEN, WATCHES SEEM TO HAVE A DEEPER MEANING At the end of the day, a watch is just a watch; it's the story behind it sAdapted from A Man and His Watch by Matt Hranek (Artisan Books). Copyright © 2017 .Photographs by Stephen Lewis
CChhiicchheesstteerraabbooaardrdGGypypsysyMMotohth, ,CChihcihcehsetestre’sr’Rs oRloexlexOOystyesrtePrePrpereptuetaul,al. than just keeping time. Watches mark special occasions, they tell the that can make it exceptional. Here are two more cases in point.
world a bit about who you are, and they can, if you're lucky, connect
22 T H E M A G A Z I N E you to the people in your life who matter most. Sir Edmund Hillary's Rolex Oyster Perpetual

1 I have always been a watch guy. I have my father's watch. It's a There are few achievements that resonate as lastingly in the popular
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust, stainless steel with black dial. I re- imagination as Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay's first summit
member the day my father came home with it on his wrist. He was so of Mount Everest, at 29,029 feet, in 1953. On Hillary's wrist was the
proud, and I was so happy for him, because I knew the watch was unassuming Rolex Oyster Perpetual Officially Certified Chronometer
more than just a new timepiece; that Rolex marked his first successful from 1950. With its white face, dagger hands and triangular indexes, it
year in business for himself. bears little resemblance to the Rolex Explorer for which it is the fore-
bear. The watch was never produced commercially, and was provided
In my role, covering the watch market as a magazine editor, I've un- to Hillary for testing purposes (Rolex was a sponsor of the 1953 expe-
covered some amazing stories about men and their Rolexes. Let's start dition). After returning from the summit, Hillary dutifully mailed the
with the Rolex Daytona that Paul Newman owned. This model, for timepiece back to Rolex. The time that is currently on the watch,
many, is the watch that collectors spend years hunting for. It is the grail which resides in the Beyer Clock and Watch Museum in Zurich, is the
watch for many watch lovers. exact time Hillary reached the summit.

The Rolex was a gift from Joanne Woodward, Newman's wife. It Francis Chichester's Rolex Oyster Perpetual
was a replacement for the first Daytona that Woodward gave him, a ref-
erence 6239, which Newman had given away to the boyfriend of their Francis Chichester, a famous 20th-century adventurer, sailor and navi-
oldest daughter, Nell. (It was sold at auction last year for a record- gator, wore this incredible Rolex Oyster Perpetual on his circumnavi-
breaking, $17.8 million.) gation of the globe. When Chichester left Plymouth, England, in his
yawl Gipsy Moth IV on Aug. 27, 1966, the Rolex was strapped to his
When I finally held this watch in my hands — Paul Newman's actual wrist. And when he returned on
watch — the feeling was (and I know this sounds crazy) electrifying. But May 28, 1967, after 226 days of sail-
what struck me most was the inscription on the back: "Drive slowly — ing with just a single stop in Sydney,
Joanne." Reading that gave me chills. Thinking about it still does. Australia, the very same watch was
with him, functioning perfectly, a
Paul Newman was a legend. But he was also just a guy, a husband concrete testament to the unique
and a father, who wore a watch to keep time. Just like the rest of us. skill of the Rolex artists and crafts-
His youngest daughter, Clea, wears it daily; that most famous time- men in Switzerland.
piece, which could fetch millions at auction (as the one he gave Nell
did) is on her wrist as she gardens and rides horses.

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SStohpopwers

6 unforgettable new
timepieces from Baselworld

TO WATCH ENTHUSIASTS, THE IDEA OF SPENDING
six days hiking the halls of the world's largest watch
exposition, flitting from booth to booth to ogle the
latest in horology, must seem like a dream come
true. But covering Baselworld, with its 600-plus ex-
hibitors, is also a lot of hard work. With exciting
new collections featuring everything from extremely
limited editions (20 pieces, in one case) to fun col-
ors like aqua popping up on markers, it's hard not
to stop and try on every eye-catching timepiece
you run across. Then reality sets in, and we think of
our customers and the kind of watch that best
meets their everyday needs. That's why we have a
thing for Rolexes. They continue to make watches
that impress us while maintaining their cult status.
For us, this year's show stoppers are ...

From top: From top:
Rolex GMT-Master II, Rolex Datejust 36 Rolex Datejust 31, Rolex Cosmograph Daytona-
Rolex GMT-Master II - 18 ct Everose Gold 18 ct Everose Gold, Rolex Deepsea

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“Le Petit Prince”. Ref. 5010: The little prince manufactured 52110-calibre movement with engraving (figure) · Water-resistant 6 bar · Diameter
tells the pilot he will give him a friendly laugh its seven-day power reserve. Time enough to 46.2 mm · Stainless steel · Calfskin strap by Santoni
from the countless stars in the night sky. The forget time and follow the dream-like journey
sight of this watch inspires similar sentiment of the little prince. IWC. ENGINEERED FOR MEN.
for every single detail is a joy to behold. The
timepiece is not only an imposing 46 millimetres Mechanical IWC-manufactured movement 52110 calibre ·
in diameter but also impresses with classic Pellaton automatic winding · 7-day power reserve ·
elegance that sets off the midnight blue dial to Power reserve display · Date display · Central hacking
perfect advantage. Technical perfection, on seconds · Soft-iron inner case for protection against
magnetic fields · Screw-in crown · Sapphire glass, convex,

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HOFoFiinnUeuessttRR From top:
Manero Tourbillon
Carl F. Bucherer — an innovator of timeless classics Double Peripheral

TODAY THERE ARE VERY FEW FAMILY-OWNED SWISS WATCHMAKERS, Manero Flyback
and Carl F. Bucherer is one of the most illustrious. Among the milestones in the brand's
130-year history was the development of the peripheral rotor, which unlike a winding rotor Manero Peripheral
provides an unhindered view of the exquisite horological craftsmanship under the case.
This year, in another first, the brand introduced the CFB T3000, a unique in-house move- Patravi ScubaTec
ment that combines a peripheral automatic winding system and a peripherally mounted Manta Trust
tourbillon that appears to float. For more about the Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral
and three other recent introductions, read on.

Manero Tourbillon Double Peripheral The COSC-certified chronometer

movement houses a new-style tourbillion with no visible bridges holding the mechanism in
place. This gives it the appearance of floating, thanks to three ceramic ball bearings, which
ensure a stable connection, precise guidance and smooth running.

Manero Flyback With its bold black face, silver subdials, red accents and weath-

ered leather strap, this new edition of the Manero Flyback was inspired by Carl F.
Bucherer models from the 1960s and '70s. Powering the watch is the CFB 1970
chronograph movement with flyback function, which enables the user to record
consecutive times with the shortest possible interval between them.

Manero Peripheral The new Manero Peripheral has the same classic

good looks and innovative CFB A2050 movement as its 40.6-millimeter-case pred-
ecessor, only its case has grown to 43 millimeters, for those who prefer a larger
watch. The automatic movement — certified as a chronometer — draws its power
from a bidirectional automatic winding system with a peripheral rotor.

Patravi ScubaTec Manta Trust This new timepiece, limited to an

edition of 1,888 pieces, features an automatic helium release valve, making it perfectly
equipped for dives of up to 500 meters. The luminescent indices and hands add to
its distinctively sporty look and ensure that it's easily readable underwater. Part of the
proceeds from the sale of this watch will contribute to the conservation of manta rays
through the Manta Trust charity.

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Time for sTYlE

Why have just one? Tips on how to build a watch wardrobe

MOVE OVER DESIGNER START WITH AN EVERYDAY
HANDBAGS, and say hello WATCH This watch, as the name
to the latest IT accessory: a suggests, should be your go-to look
wardrobe of watches that lets
you flash your fashion sense { for day-to-day. For a classic office
with the flick of a wrist. look, choose a leather or bracelet
band. If you want diamonds, keep it
"With designer handbags simple — diamond indices or a thin
being in one moment and out the line around the bezel is sparkle
next, more women enough. And for the most versatility,
are investing in a state- a two-tone bracelet in yellow gold
ment watch, which will and stainless steel works with most
hold its value and never other jewelry and wardrobe pieces,
go out of style, says Yraola says.
Genevieve Yraola,
a style consultant for numerous GO MORE CASUAL ON THE
magazines including Elle. WEEKEND A sporty, oversized
But why limit yourself to one? "A
woman should consider having a { boyfriend watch is great for ca-
few different watches in her sual weekends. Just don't go
wardrobe. Like shoes, not one too big, Yraola advises. If the dial
pair fits with every look she wants is too large and overhangs the
to wear," says Yraola, who likes wrist bone it can throw the look
to switch up her style with a rota- off. For average women she
tion of nine different watches. For recommends nothing larger
pointers on how to go about than 38mm; 33 mm for petites.
building a wardrobe of time-
pieces that you will wear and POLISH UP AN EVENING
truly love, we tapped Yraola LOOK
and Barbara Palumbo, a jewelry The rule of thumb is the later the
and watch journalist, for hour, the smaller the watch,
their advice.
{ Yraola says. "Keep it as sleek and
slender as a little black dress; you
don't want anything that com-
petes with your outfit. For really
dressy affairs, consider a time-
piece with a heavy sprinkling of
gemstones that looks more like a
piece of jewelry than a wrist-
watch."

{ CONSIDER A JUST-FOR-FUN
WATCH As your wardrobe
grows, "buy watches that
appeal to you and reflect your
personal style, "says Palumbo,
who owns 12 watches — two
that she shares with her hus-
band. “If bright, bold colors are
your thing, then go for it." A
watch that's cool and quirky can
be a great conversation starter.

Shown: From top:Tag Heuer Formula 1 Lady,
Ramond Weil Freelancer Diver, Bulgari Serpanti, Carl F. Bucherer Patravi-Chronograph

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T H E S P O RT I N G L I F E

BEING AT THE TOP OF YOUR GAME yeear after year is what it takes to become
a sports legend—as well as a Rolex Sporrts TTeestimonee. Here, three famed pros tell us
how they measure success.

Power Changing
MOVES
COURSE
LINDSAY VONN PUSHES HER
LIMITS TIGERWOODS ON REDEFINING
SUCCESS
U.S. World Cup Alpine ski racer Lindsay Vonn is one of the most suc-
cessful skiers in the world. Her ability to ski was suddenly put at risk in Considered one of the greatest golfers ever and the first to win all four professional
2013 when she injured her knee, which caused her to miss a full skiing majors in a row, Tiger Woods is truly a legend in his own time. But over the span of his
season and the Olympics in Sochi, Japan. Although it was a devastating 20 years in the limelight, his definition of success has evolved and changed.
blow to her career, her fearlessness and perseverance turned that ob-
stacle into what she considers her biggest strength today. "Success used to be about getting A’s and about winning tournaments, he
said, "but now I believe a successful life is just about being happy. It is not about what
"Skiing is like nothing else on earth," she said. "I love it. I think every- one accomplishes in their life, whatever their goals are. I think it’s just looking at your-
one should at least try it once in their life. At the top of a mountain I feel self in the mirror and being happy.”
free; it’s my home. When I’m racing, it’s all instinct."
"There were times when I couldn’t say that," he recalled. "I think all of us battle
“I’ve always been a fearless person and I definitely think that’s given and have to try to keep a balance. I’m happy with who I am and what I've achieved
me a big advantage in my career as a skier," she added. "I'm never on and off the golf course."
afraid to go faster; I’m always pushing myself to the limit."
Off the course, he's a devoted dad and a passionate diver. "The most rewarding
“I’ve had a lot of injuries in my career, but it was my mother who told thing that’s ever happened to me is being a father. And I grew up in Southern Califor-
me to never give up. She had a stroke while giving birth to me and nia, surfing, and I dive all the time. I free-dive with my kids and by myself. I scuba and I
almost died, but she never complained about anything. I think that if she spearfish.”
can overcome that, then my injuries are nothing. My setbacks and my
injuries have made me a stronger person. In the end, it's not just about “I like the anonymity that comes with being in the ocean. My daughter loves shells,
the wins; it's about the adventure." and my son loves sand dollars. They point at something that is too deep for them and I
"I got my Rolex after I recovered from my second knee surgery. It was a dark pe- have to drop down, get it and bring it up. It doesn’t get much better than that."
riod, but the watch signi ed to me that I had come back, that I had made it,
that I’d overcome the biggest hurdle in my life and that I wasn’t nished yet. I When he's not playing golf, Woods is most likely diving in the ocean – his other passion
wear it as a reminder to never give up." – accompanied by none other than his trusted Rolex Deepsea. “My watch has been part
of wins, of losses, part of adventures with my kids, individual adventures. It’s literally
38 T H E M A G A Z I N E been around the world close to 10 times."

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THE SPORTING LIFE

Courting Federer's Rolex is especially important to him. Allegra
VICTORY "When I look at it, I remember Pete Sampras,
Rod Laver and other tennis legends in the audi- www•degrisogono•com
ROGER FEDERER TURNED ence congratulating me for breaking the record. It
DISAPPOINTMENTS INTO WINS was nice to feel the love from the tennis family,
which is very important to me.”
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“Eventually, I realized I could be the first Swiss to be World No. 1 — and that everything that had not
“Eventually, I realized I could be the first Swiss to be World No. 1 — and that everything that had not
been done before, I could achieve."
been done before, I could achieve."
“Then came 2009. I had just won the French Open for the first time that summer, and I was going to
“Then came 2009. I had just won the French Open for the first time that summer, and I was going to
Wimbledon trying to break Pete Sampras's all-time Grand Slam record. When I did win and broke the
Wimbledon trying to break Pete Sampras's all-time Grand Slam record. When I did win and broke the
record in an epic five-set match against Andy Roddick, I couldn’t believe it until I was finally able to lift the
record in an epic five-set match against Andy Roddick, I couldn’t believe it until I was finally able to lift the
trophy. I was wearing my Rolex on my wrist."
trophy. I was wearing my Rolex on my wrist."
"Every time I put on my Rolex, it reminds me of those great moments. It also reminds me that if you do
"Every time I put on my Rolex, it reminds me of those great moments. It also reminds me that if you do
not work hard, somebody else will, and they eventually will pass you. So you’ve got to be tough and even
not work hard, somebody else will, and they eventually will pass you. So you’ve got to be tough and even
ruthless to some extent, but always be fair and play with style. I think that’s really important."
ruthless to some extent, but always be fair and play with style. I think that’s really important."

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wristwatchA concise history of the ladies

1571 1813

Queen Elizabeth I is known to have One of the oldest known bracelet-
received a gift of a small timepiece in watches. Movement signed Capt &
1571. Robert Dudley gave her the Freundler à Genève, 1813 can be viewed
watch encased in a bracelet, the first at the Musée d’Horlogerie du Locle,
known wristwatch in England. Switzerland

1868 Women were at least five 1890s The first wrist- Women adopted 19
decades if not more than a watches with the wristwatch 20
century ahead of the first mens leather bands for its modern
wristwatch, a watch made for a appeared in avant garde
pilot in the early 1900s. Ladies the late 19th image and were
wristwatches became a popular century. encouraged
jewelry accessory, often English to own several and
encrusted with precious jewels noblewomen adapt them to their
and diamonds. At left a wrist- found them outfits and
watch made for the Countess most practical activities.
Koscowicz of Hungary. when hunting
on horseback.

1927 Rolex patents its first 1950s 1970’s
“Oyster watch” with
a waterproof case Women's watches were rarely seen During the quartz Goldie Hawn
and screw-in crown. in the conservative 1950s and when dominated 70s the
Mercedes Gleitse ladies did wear ladies wristwatch
swims the English these items they was reduced to its
Channel wearing usually wore the most simple
one. She emerges type that has a expression and
after 15 hours with leather strap like opened up endless
the watch working a belt to fasten possibilities for style
perfectly. them to the wrist. and elegance.

1990’s Today

Women's watches with mechanical A luxury timepiece interests a buyer, not because |it’s
craftsmanship and quality made a made from gold or it’s studded with diamonds (though
comeback in the 1990s. Watch these have an effect on the value too) but because of
wearers recognized the benefits its history, craftsmanship and exclusivity.
and pleasure of interacting with a
mechanical device as part of their Rose gold is all the rage for the new-age femme
daily routine. fatale. The hint of rosy hue adds just the right dose of
feminine beauty to the pieces crafted from this
gold/copper alloy.

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lDsIegspigHoneTTr

Eugenia Bruni's Passion for Pavé

whEN A mETICULOUS EYE FOr dETAIL IS pASSEd dOwN FrOm A jEwELrY With Mother Nature as her muse, Eugenia
Bruni created Lakshmi with its delicate
master to an ardent pupil, it looks like the spectacular pieces you see here. Eu- leaves of rose gold covered in pale pink chal-
cedony and diamonds.
genia Bruni learned from the best — her father, pasquale, whose eponymous
e flower-shaped Bon Ton collection
jewelry brand she now presides over as creative director. working for her fa- features rings, pendants and earrings
that seem to bloom from the ear itself.
ther since she was a teenager, Eugenia mastered the technical skills of high

jewelry-making including the deli-

cate pavé stone-setting method

that pasquale Bruni is known for.

"my father taught me that the

pavé should never scratch," she

says. "Our pieces feel like silk to

the touch, and each jewel has a

Family affair: Founder Pasquale with daughter Eugenia unique light."
and son Daniele, the CEO of Pasquale Bruni. This pavé technique be-

came the basis for her popular

first collection — the nature-inspired giardini Segretti, which has been worn by

jennifer Lopez and michelle Obama. Since then, Eugenia's artistry

and mastery of jewels have come to life in a number of breathtaking

collections, some of which are available at william Barthman and —

we think — like nothing you have seen before.

Leaf motifs set in rose and white gold and studded with dia-
monds distinguish the Giardini Segretti collection. We love
the way the leaves are crafted to curl around the wearer's
fingers. Matching bracelets are available as well.

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shismgHmlimIenrmEer,

Diamonds for all occasions

ThErE ArE FEw ThINgS mOrE ShOw STOppINg GABRIELLE UNION AND KATE UPTON
than a celebrity in a gorgeous gown on the red sparkle in Hearts On Fire at this year’s Van-
Carpet, but we can never take our eyes off the ity Fair Oscar party.
jewelry. And chances are those bold faced names
are wearing a brilliant mix of hearts On Fire dia- DDesAigZn tZhalt Es
monds. But red Carpet moments aren't just for
celebrity A-listers. Formal occasions — think meet Ilaria Lazoni, the creative mind
weddings, bar mitzvahs, black-tie events or just a behind hearts On Fire. Since joining
night on the town — call for some serious sparkle. the company in 2012 she has dazzled
As you can see from red Carpet favorites like us with six brilliant collections, each
kate Upton and gabriel Union, shown here wear- inspired by her travels, her favorite cities and the beauty she sees in
ing hearts On Fire gems, the right jewelry not only everyday surroundings. One of her favorite cities, happens to be ours:
makes the dress — it makes an extra-dazzling New York City, which inspired her to create Triplcity — with its archi-
entrance. keep reading to see what's trending in tectural shapes and gold and diamond triangles patterned after the
diamond fashion jewelry, and meet the designer famed Chrysler Building. The collection is available at william
behind our hearts On Fire collections. Barthman jewelers; see some pieces below.

TREnDsto try Classic Eternity bands

STACK AND LAYER
Diamond bands are no longer just for
weddings; women are stacking them in
a big way on the right hand.

MAKE A STATEMENT BE UNIQUE
If you want to make Mixed metals and fresh
an impact, there's no shapes jazz up classic sta-
better way than to go ples like a cocktail ring and
for the wow factor in create a unique look. s
jewelry, which translates
to bigger, bolder state-
ment pieces.

Triplicity Golden Cuff Triplicity Double
Pointed Ring

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e Hearts On Fire Difference its signature diamonds sparkle more brilliantly
than any other. It's perennially popular among
red Carpet A-listers and hearts On Fire continues IGNITE
to dazzle us with exciting new collections. Now, ROMANCE
shopping for the iconic brand has become easier
than ever with the new hOF boutique at the wall O N LY T H E P E R F E C T C U T C A N U N L E A S H
Street william Barthman jewelers. In this highly
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largest selection of hearts On Fire
diamonds in all of New York State and
New England. This includes everything
from couture and one-of-a-kind pieces to the
brand's fashion-forward collections. And with
more than 120 sparkling styles to choose from,
be prepared to snap lots of ring selfies!
Of course, our diamond experts will be on
hand to guide you through the jewelry-buying
process, while our digital wall will offer live
streaming of newly launched designs and brand
education. we want you to think of this as your
ultimate wedding destination and can't wait to in-
troduce you to our new boutique and to this per-
fectly cut diamond that will help you celebrate
the important moments in your life.

Halo effects sETTIngsWhat’s trending in Split shank
A round-cut di-
amond is still Floral details The beautiful bands of a split shank highlight the center stone and
the most popu- Engagement rings are blooming with flowers, petals give your ring an interesting dimension.
lar, but to amp
up the wattage,
add a halo.

and other romantic details plucked from the garden

Mixed metals Can't decide if you Rose gold
want yellow, rose or white gold? This romantic hue has become a go-to choice for
No problem — just mix and modern brides, and it's a style likely to remain lovable.
match them all.

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WEDDINGS-By the Numbers

Each wedding makes history in its own unique and special way – but some ceremonies measure up in some
particularly remarkable ways. By the numbers, here are some achievements that stand out from the history

books – and some that will forever have their place within them.

53 1477

Flowers in Megan’s Veil The First Diamond Ring C
Designer Clare Waight Keller of
Givenchy, who also created the bride's King Solomon had 700 wives, not to mention 300 concubines The recorded history of engagement rings
dress, represented each nation in the and wedding bands dates back to 2800
British Commonwealth with a specific
flower silhouette hand-embroidered BC, in Egypt. However, it was not until sev-
eral thousand years later when Archduke
onto the veil. Maximillian of Austria commissioned the

$10MILLION very first diamond ring, a gift to his
The Most Expensive Engagement Ring betrothed, Mary of Burgundy.
Belongs to Mariah Carey, whose 35-carat
diamond-and-platinum engagement ring was 700KingSolomon’sWives
a gift from her ex-fiance James Packer, per- According to the bible, King Solomon
had 700 wives – not to mention 300
haps he world's greatest consolation prizes. concubines
72 DAYS
The Shortest Celebrity Marriage
thrmeeiles They say that love can last a lifetime, but in GRACE NATKIN IS A FASHION DESIGNER/STYLIST ments. It has been a dream come true for me. Fortunately, I
Hollywood, there's always room for a plot from Brooklyn. We caught up with Grace at a have attracted a clientele that appreciates quality and fashion
The Longest Wedding Gown recent fashion show in Brooklyn at William Barth- forward custom designs. I love my work and I’m always excited
twist. Kim Kardashian and NBA star Kris man Jewelers where she took us through some with every piece I design. My greatest pleasure is in delivering
It must have been quite a procession. Humphries filed for divorce after 72 days – my design complete and experiencing the gratitude that my
Jing Mei set records in 2014 with the of her latest creations. clients have for meeting their expectations — and even beyond.
world's longest wedding train, weighing in two weeks after their wedding special "I have the honor and privilege to work with My goal is to make each of my clients happy and create for
at more than 120 pounds and eclipsing aired on E! them something unique they can’t find in any department store,
the previous record by more than 1,000 amazing clients who are fashion savvy and and even more importantly have the confidence to wear some-
1100 AD expect high end quality and expertise. It is this thing on their special occasion that is one of a kind. I'm currently
meters. challenge that I embrace with every opportu- working on my next step which is a ready-to-wear collection that
The Start of a Royal Tradition nity to design for clients with high expectations. I have been I'm very excited about.
15,032 Pounds Prince Harry and Megan Markle King Henry I married Princess Matilda of Scot- blessed with the inspiration to create magnificent designs while
$60 land at Westminster Abbey, beginning a royal combining my vision with extraordinary fabrics and embellish-
The Biggest Wedding Cake MILLION The Most Expensive Wedding
Requiring a cherry-picker to assemble At the Palace of Versailles in tradition that has carried forward nearly one
the upper-most of the seven sumptu- France in 2004. Guests were thousand years since.
ous layers, chefs at the Mohegan Sun spared no expense, from the
silver box in which each invita- 150,000
Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut tion arrived, to the jewel-filled
crafted the world's biggest wedding gift bag as they left. The Biggest Wedding Reception
cake in 2004, weighing in at 6.8 tons of The cost of Harry and Megan’s The number of people at the world's largest

matrimonial bliss. royal wedding was estimated at reception, held in Madras, India in 1995,
equivalent to the entire
a mere $45 million.
population of Kansas City.

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Belle of the BAll goWns F For the woman who opts out of a gown in favor of a cinched-in bustier with
evening pants, Grace chose to pair this modern party look with a head-turning
Brooklyn designer Grace Natkin creates one-of-a-kind showstoppers seven-wrap Serpenti watch coiling up her arm. "It's bold and glamorous with an
edgy kick," she says. The key to keeping the pants look formal is in the fabric. Here
An open black brocade trousers and a flow-y chiffon cape signal dressy. For extra punch,
neckline Grace finished the look with swingy diamond earrings and a mod lariat necklace.
showcases a
beautiful
pendant.

Mixing metals adds visual punch.

Bare shoulders Better than a sparkly
need bold bracelet — it tells time!.
earrings.
F For the ultimate in LBD
F When a woman wants to move away from her LBD comfort zone, I usually steer her cocktail chic, Grace created
to red," Grace says. "It has amazing confidence-boosting powers." This sleek and lacy a black velvet dress with a
sheath, embellished with hand-sewn petals of organza, speaks for itself, but for added mini-front and gown-length
shimmer and a little contrast Grace accessorized with diamonds and colored gemstones. back and embellished it with
a swath of shiny black and
52 T H E M A G A Z I N E gold tulle. She also kept the
jewelry modern and sexy,
balancing the hemline with
bold diamond orbs and fin-
ishing with a jeweled choker
and watch.

F Pink is feminine, sweet and so right BALL GOWNS ARE MEANT TO SASHAY DOWN RED CARPETS zone," she adds. "The key is to be the best dressed-up version of
now, even trending into bridalwear, says
Grace, who created this gorgeous gown and dazzle at the toniest parties. They're meant to be waltzed yourself you can be." So if simple silhouettes look great on you,
in a mix of fabrics — velvet, organza and
hand-embroidered flowers. There's a lot and fox-trotted in. And most of all, they're meant to make their don't go for the dress with layers of tulle. And if you have your heart
going on, so she kept the jewelry simple
and chose rose gold to harmonize with wearers feel as regal and confident as princesses, says Grace set on a strapless but feel more comfortable covered up, she'll add
the dress.
Natkin, who, from her Brooklyn studio, crafts one-of-a-kind a swoosh of organza or tulle to the bustline so you won't feel self-

dresses and gowns for fashion-forward brides as well as New consciously bare all night.

York's social arbiters. "It's my goal to make clients happy and give them something

“But that doesn't mean going outside your everyday comfort unique that they can't find in a department store," she says.

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TuRKIsHBrooklyn’s e dining room overlooking the water, owner, Joseph Basusta and house specialities.

Delight wife, Carol, have date nights. Sometimes, they’re in with friends. blazer, he makes it a point to be on hand every day to greet his

“The more of us there are, the more food we have an excuse to regulars, along with his steady stream of new customers.

Beautiful views and fine dining on the waterfront by Shivani Vora order,” he said. “My customers are like my friends,” Mr. Basusta said. “I want to

His ideal meal begins with hummus, Shepherd’s salad, mixed be here.”

green salad and ezme — a finely chopped dip made of onions, toma- Mr. Basusta was born in Rize, a Turkish city on the Black Sea

LIMAN, IN SHEEPSHEAD BAY, IS THE KIND OF RESTAURANT keep toasty from the water’s breeze. toes, cucumbers and jalapeño peppers. Pide, a thick Turkish bread, that’s famous for its abundance of seafood. He immigrated to the

that people go to when they want to feel as if they’re on vacation. Liman’s front dining room — which seats 125 and has fishing nets accompanies the spread. Then it’s on to the generously sized salmon United States because he got a job as a waiter for Royal Caribbean,

This Turkish seafood spot, set on the water and divided into two din- hanging from the ceiling — may not have panoramas of the water but filet that’s large enough for the couple to share. For dessert, Mr. the cruise line. Searching for his next career opportunity, he visited a

ing rooms, has that kind of transporting feel. is always packed, too. Cohen favors the berries with whipped cream or puréed pumpkin cousin in Brighton Beach who ran a kebab house, the mainstay cui-

Diners in the 90-seat nautically themed back dining room — a cov- In fact, on most nights, large groups fill the two dining rooms and with chopped walnuts. sine served at virtually every Turkish restaurant he had seen in the

eted reservation when warm weather comes and the space turns al- often laugh and chat animatedly while they eat. “The food is phenomenal, the service is attentive, and being there United States. “I wanted to do something different, and in 1999 when

fresco — are treated to views of the water. What better way is there to It’s hard to tell if they come for the ambiance, hospitality or food. is like a total escape from everyday life,” he said. “Plus, Joseph is al- I opened, different meant serving Turkish seafood,” he said.

spend an evening than savoring the sunset followed by a view of the Isaac Cohen, a business consultant from Sheepshead Bay, has ways checking on us to make sure everything is O.K.” His impressive fish selection — replenished daily — includes whole

bay twinkling underneath the stars? No matter the season, the doting dined at Liman at least once a week for the last 10 years. The restau- Joseph, whose full name is Yusuf Joseph Basusta, is Liman’s con- branzino and sea bream from Turkey, striped bass from the Jersey

staff circulates around the room offering soft red blankets as a way to rant is a 25-minute walk from his home, and it’s where he and his vivial owner. Usually donning a crisp monogramed shirt and smart Shore, red snapper from Florida and St. Peter’s, known for its excep-

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tionally flaky texture, from Costa Rica. The Best Grilled Fish in Town
The lengthy list of starters — among them, thick pieces of octopus

drenched in olive oil, puréed eggplant, fried cheese rolls and stuffed
mussels among them — is just as appealing.
The dining scene in Sheepshead Bay has certainly changed since
Liman opened here almost 20 years ago. Mr. Basusta himself said that
there were lots of new and fantastic restaurants. “When I opened,
there wasn’t much here,” he said.
Does Mr. Basusta consider these places his competitors? Not at all.
“New restaurants bring more people to the neighborhood, and that’s
good business for everyone,” he said. “Plus, no matter what, people
still want familiar, uncomplicated food, which I offer them.”
His customers certainly seem to think so: Eili Qubrusi, who lives in
Ocean Parkway, has been going to Liman for more than 15 years,
sometimes as often as three times a week. “Whenever I go out with
my wife, family or friends, Liman is the first place we think of,” he said.
“It’s outstanding and like being home. There’s no need to go
anywhere else.”

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EEXSCCLAUPSEIVSE

Imagine the bragging rights when you create your own fantasy vacation.
by Kathleen Beckett

ANYONE CAN TRAVEL TO ENGLAND. BUT NOT EVERYONE CAN STAY IN THE ANCESTRAL HOME OF
one of the world’s most beloved royals and sleep in a bed where George V and Winston Churchill spent
the night — at different times!

There is a growing category of tour operators/concierges/connectors — call them what you will —
whose Little Black Books would turn the average travel agent green with envy.

Andrew Loyd — the insider who can get you into the King’s bed — is one such gem. After having
managed the estates of some of the world’s richest people, he and a friend, Jonathan Townsend Rose,
formed Loyd & Townsend Rose. LTR can arrange for individuals, families or groups to rent out some of
Europe’s most magnificent private castles, stately homes and manor houses; clients rent the entire
estate, so they’re not sleeping in one bedroom while a stranger is in another, like staying in a castle hotel.
They have the run of the (fully staffed) house, as if it were their own home.

But there’s more, and that’s where companies like LTR (ltrcastles.com) really shine. “It’s really all
about having an eye for quality, and then the Devil is in the details, providing every little service that
guests require.” Mr. Loyd said. “We have organized lunch in the House of Lords,” and more: “We had a
rubber Loch Ness monster float past Aldourie Castle, which sits on Loch Ness. This cost £20,000 (about
$26, 500). The client’s daughter wanted it, so she got it!” And “for another little poppet we had to corral
40 ponies into a field so she could choose one.” A client’s wish is LTR’s command.

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know the right amount to list. And if you buy any new jewelry you
plan on insuring, make sure you keep the receipt.

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