
Art Deco peacock hair clip and blue mother of pearl.
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Pattern i designed with photoshop based on my photo of the Louis Vuitton’s foundation in February 2020. It reminds me of African patterns.
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My necklace using blue dyed gemstone beads and gold beads. I add sea waves in Tenerife and my gold pattern.
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Chefchaouen (blue city) in Morocco (Pinterest), dresses and photos of cats.
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Monique Lhuillier grown and photo of Berlin, Germany (near to the Sony Center).
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Paule Ka dress and photo of a building, Dorotheenstadt, Berlin, Germany.
Majorelle blue wall in the Jardin Majorelle in Marrakech
Apatite is a calcium phosphate mineral. It is the most widespread phosphate in the nature. The name Apatite derives from Greek “apatein” meaning “misleading” because this gemstone was confused with other minerals like tourmaline, peridot, emerald or aquamarine. Surprisingly, Apatite is the main constituent of bones and teeth!
Apatite can be blue, green, brown, yellow, violet, pink or colorless. This gemstone is found in Brazil, Burma, Mexico. The violet and purple ones are found in Maine and Afghanistan. My favourite varieties of Apatite are : neon blue apatite and Paraiba apatite. Besides, Apatite is believed to have calming, comforting and stimulating properties.
Anne Sisteron’s earrings
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The French painter Jacques Majorelle (1886-1962) created this wonderful botanic garden in the 1920’s. Passionate about botany, he brought back exotic plants from his travels (cacti, palm trees, bamboo, coconut palms, jasmine, agaves, bougainvilleas…). He uses the famous Majorelle blue … Continue reading
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I drew these flowers few years ago and i created new patterns with photoshop.
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Apatite is a calcium phosphate mineral. It is the most widespread phosphate in the nature. The name Apatite derives from Greek “apatein” meaning “misleading” because this gemstone was confused with other minerals like tourmaline, peridot, emerald or aquamarine. Surprisingly, Apatite … Continue reading
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A shift dress has straight lines and ends around the knees. Moreover, the shift dress is loose to the waist and hips contrary to the sheath dress. It is the sixties iconic dress. I found this dress very elegant, easy … Continue reading