Sunday, September 14, 2008

BeansTalk Celebrity Sighting


Laker coach Phil Jackson, at The Bridge in Los Angeles, walking into Borders bookstore. Sunday, 14 September at about 1 p.m.

Saturday, September 13, 2008

BeansTalk Celebrity Sighting: The Saturday Edition



























BeansTalk Celebrity Sighting

Zooey Claire Deschanel

So, our friend Joelle has become a vegan and we suggested we try the new-ish M Cafe in our hometown of Culver City. It's a Chaya restaurant and would suit her, especially since she's about to Master Cleanse.

At any rate, as we ate our soba noodles and Joelle had her chopped salad, we noticed that the couple at the table next to us were very (very) romantic. Like "get-a-room" romantic.

When she turned her head slightly, we realized that it was Zooey Deschanel, who we think is terrific and adorable. She's certainly similar in appearance to Katy Perry, but we think on even a cursory inspection, Deschanel is prettier, more luminscent.

We have no idea who she was engaged in the serious PDA with, but he was older, scruffy, plaid- shirt clad, significant beard stubble and hair that can only be described as a light-brown pageboy.

Deschanel was tall and thin, but not icky skinny, just slender and gorgous. She had quite a bit of makeup on which makes us wonder if she was coming from a photo shoot. We've read varying reports on Deschanel -- that she's alternatingly snobby or shy. We can't attest to any of that because we only saw her, didn't hear her speak (are you reading this, Mr. Loud -- Hasselhoff), and she was wholly entrenched in her romance.

Friday, September 12, 2008



BeansTalk "Celebrity" Sighting

Ick Ick Ick

BeansTalk had the "pleasure" of having lunch at an outside table at the very yummy Joan's on Third -- sitting next to a very loud David Hasselhoff. He greeted his companion, "complaining" about being asking "for autographs and all that shit" as he ordered inside the restaurant. He couldn't have disliked it too much, because he made sure to laugh ridiculously loud and speak in a tone so that the entire block would realize they had "celeb" in their midst. He lamented his lack of love, "I know she's out there." After marriages to two blondes, he said, "I love a brunette," adding "That waitress right there? I would fucking marry her." He discussed "all of the girls" he's dating. Nearly everything out of his mouth, was aggressive and peppered with profanity -- and very loud. Blech.

Torchwood: Filming Begins For New Season

Filming for the third season of BBC AMERICA’s highest rated series ever, Torchwood, has begun in Cardiff, Wales. From creator Russell T Davis (writer of Doctor Who, Queer as Folk), the hit sci-fi series is scheduled to return in 2009 with the third installment titled Torchwood: Children of Earth.

The new season sees the Torchwood team embarking on a single action-packed adventure as they battle for the future of the human race against the fiercest force they have encountered.

The highly-motivated team is John Barrowman as Captain Jack Harkness, Eve Myles as Gwen Cooper and Gareth David-Lloyd as Ianto Jones. Other regular cast involved in their high-octane adventure are Kai Owen as Rhys Williams, Gwen's husband, and Tom Price as PC Andy.

Special guests in the five part series are Peter Capaldi (Doctor Who, The Thick Of It, Skins), who plays the role of Mr. Frobisher – a civil servant who is hiding a terrible secret, Paul Copely (Coronation Street, The Bill) as Clem – the survivor still haunted by his past, and Liz May Brice (Bad Girls, The Bill) as Johnson – the cynical covert government agent determined to expose Torchwood.

Russell T Davies said, "The new series of Torchwood is hugely bold and promises to be bigger and better than ever – the audience is in for an amazing ride. This series is one big serial and the most ambitious story we've ever made, and we've got plenty of surprises in store."

Julie Gardner, Head of Drama, BBC Wales, said, "We hope to make Torchwood a gripping and surprising TV event with storylines that push our team into greater danger and sacrifice. Joining our main cast are some fantastic guest artists who will only add to making this unmissable TV."

On September 16, 2008, BBC Video unleashes to U.S. stores, Torchwood: The Complete Second Season, a fully-loaded 5-disc DVD set with over three hours of bonus features ranging from deleted scenes and outtakes to Torchwood Declassified featurettes and more.

This past April, both Seasons One and Two of Torchwood debuted in the Top 10 for “Top TV Seasons” on the iTunes Store and continue to be a hit for the online digital store.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

BeansTalk Celebrity Sighting



























Mindy Sterling


Austin Powers' Frau Fassbinder, the talented Mindy Sterling was shopping the bed linens section of Westchester, Calif.'s TJ Maxx Home Goods. She's petite and cute! We suppressed the urge to scream, "Sccoooootttt!!"

BeansTalk's Handbag of the Week


Burberry Lauderdale Shoulder Bag

Bronze calf leather. Dark nickel hardware. Buckled shoulder strap with rings. Ruched front pocket detail. Logo plate. 13 1/2"H x 17"W x 3 1/2"D. Made in Italy. Price: $1,395.00 at Neiman Marcus.

Michelle Obama Begins
Inevitable
Fashion Trend-setting

Just like a major celebrity at an awards show, everyone was talking about what Michelle Obama was wearing during her keynote speech at the DNC.

Obama’s large brooch came straight from her jewelry box and was reminiscent of her husband Barack's rising sun campaign logo. By wearing the brooch over her heart, it was interpreted by some as symbolizing her inspiring speech came “straight from the heart.”

“Michelle knows how to wear a brooch that makes a statement without overdoing it,” says jewelry and style expert Michael O’Connor. “She understands that you can completely and elegantly change the look of a simple dress by adding a significant piece of jewelry.”

Wednesday, September 10, 2008











Best of British TV on BBC

-Life on Mars, Little Britain, and more-




If the networks’ fall schedules seem familiar to you, there’s a reason why - they’re filled with shows that have already aired on BBC AMERICA. From dramas to comedies to reality shows, BBC AMERICA’s influence is all over the air these days. This October, BBC America celebrates the shows that provided inspiration for ABC, CBS, Fox and HBO by presenting marathons of the original versions that have graced our channel over the years. Tune in each Sunday.



LIFE ON MARS

As ABC prepares to premiere a U.S. version set in New York, head to Manchester for the original where Detective Sam Tyler (John Simm, State of Play) who, after a near fatal car crash in present day, wakes up dazed, confused and in 1973. Freaked out by his new and outdated surroundings, Sam tries to return to the present. Has he gone crazy, in a coma or travelled back in time? All he knows is that he’s now serving on the Manchester’s Police force working for a chain-smoking, bigoted, technologically-backward and corrupt boss, Detective Chief Inspector Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister, Cranford), who uses maverick methods of policing to rid the city of criminal scum. With music from David Bowie, Santana, T Rex, ELO, Roxy Music and Thin Lizzy see why this is considered a modern-day classic in a seven-episode marathon of this one-of-a-kind drama.

Life on Mars Marathon premieres Sunday, October 5, 1:00 p.m. ET/ 10:00 a.m. PT

THE ELEVENTH HOUR

This fall CBS will premiere a new version of this hit thriller which originally starred Patrick Stewart (X-Men, Star Trek: The Next Generation) as Ian Hood, a professor hired by the government to investigate mysterious abuses of science such as human cloning, viral warfare and global warming. A death threat made — and acted upon — soon after his appointment means he’s shadowed by a highly trained bodyguard, the coolly efficient Rachel Young (Ashley Jensen, Ugly Betty, Extras). He resents her presence and the restrictions this protection places upon him. As a result, he often makes life difficult for the very person trying to keep him alive. Catch an entire first season marathon of this fast paced investigative drama.

The Eleventh Hour Marathon premieres Sunday, October 12, 1:00 p.m. ET/ 10:00 a.m. PT



LITTLE BRITAIN AND THE WORST WEEK OF MY LIFE

If there’s one thing the British know, it’s comedy, so it’s no surprise that two classics are turning up on American TV this fall. HBO launches a U.S. version of the outrageous sketch comedy show Little Britain, which continues to be a hit for BBC AMERICA on iTunes. Catch three episodes of this BAFTA award winning series.



Then it’s three episodes of The Worst Week of My Life, starring Primeval’s Ben Miller and Coupling’s Sarah Alexander in a hysterical comedy of errors about the unluckiest pair of newlyweds ever and the basis for CBS’s Worst Week debuting this fall.

Little Britain and The Worst Week of My Life Marathon premieres Sunday, October 19, 1:00 p.m. ET/ 10:00 a.m. PT

RAMSAY’S KITCHEN NIGHTMARES

Before Gordon Ramsay crossed the Atlantic to fix up disastrous restaurants for Fox, he was berating chefs and owners into shape one four-letter-word at a time in the British Isles. Don’t miss four back-to-back episodes of the original – and best – Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares.

Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares Marathon premieres Sunday, October 26, starting 1:00 p.m. ET/ 10:00 a.m. PT



BBC AMERICA Reveals has five all-new U.S. premiere documentaries in October



MY FAKE BABY – U.S. PREMIERE

Dolls may seem to be just a children's plaything, but a closer look reveals much more. This documentary delves into a small niche of adult women who collect and care for shockingly life-like baby dolls that cost hundreds of dollars. Known as “reborns,” some of these dolls have beating hearts and others have tiny veins. They are treated like real babies – with walks in the park, cuddles and regular diaper changes. The documentary follows several women including one who travels to Washington D.C. to pick up the fifth addition to her family of life-like dolls.

My Fake Baby premieres Wednesday, October 1, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



SEX CHANGE SOLDIER – U.S. PREMIERE

Ian, a Captain of the Parachute Regiment and a highly decorated officer in the British Army, has served in Northern Ireland, Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq. Over the years, he’s fought to suppress his feminine side, seeking out the toughest assignments to prove his manliness. But in 2007, Ian became the first officer in the history of the Armed Forces to undergo a sex-change operation. Sex Change Soldier documents Ian’s transgender journey to become Jan, revealing an intimate and raw portrait of a remarkable year, as the alpha-male soldier transforms into an ultra-feminine woman.

Sex Change Soldier premieres Wednesday, October 8, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



SUGAR MUMMIES – U.S. PREMIERE

With a quarter of married British women hitched to younger men, Sugar Mummies asks the questions - what's in it for the younger men? Are they just looking for a temporary sugar mummy or are they looking for love? The documentary follows four couples including Norma, 60, and her husband Chris, 28, who have been together for ten years but their age gap has alienated them from society and now only have each other for company.

Sugar Mummies premieres Wednesday, October 15, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN LOVE – U.S. PREMIERE

Brothers and Sisters in Love looks at the taboo of incest and how it is commonly perceived in modern society. It specifically investigates the effects of 'Genetic Sexual Attraction' - a phenomenon some experts believe is experienced by up to 50% of adoptees when they first meet their blood relatives. One couple featured, Susan and Patrick, were irresistibly drawn to one another and eventually began a love affair which has scandalized Germany and made headlines across the world. In another instance, Ron, a happily married man of 40 years, was immediately consumed by disturbing emotions for his sister whom he found in Bermuda after being separated for sixty years. While his feelings went far beyond brotherly love, what finally saved them and his marriage was that his sister did not reciprocate his feelings.

Brothers and Sisters in Love premieres Wednesday, October 22, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



BRITAIN’S YOUNGEST GRANNIES – U.S. PREMIERE

With more women giving birth in their teens, Britain is witnessing the emergence of a new kind of glamorous 30-something grandma. In Britain’s Youngest Grannies, women from across the UK talk about whether it's a nightmare to see their daughter follow in their footsteps and become a teen mum or a blessing to have a new baby in the family while there’s youth and energy to enjoy the new arrival.

Britain’s Youngest Grannies premieres Wednesday, October 29, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



ONGOING PREMIERES

Series that continue to premiere new episodes during October include:

Tuesdays: Gavin & Stacey

Fridays: Newsnight, Star Stories

Saturdays: Primeval

Sundays: Skins

www.bbcamerica.com

Tuesday, September 09, 2008


Lord of the Rings
Urban Posh Introduces New Line of Cocktail Rings


The new line of cocktail rings from Austin-based jewelry line, Urban Posh has just been introduced.

The Garden Ring:
Like little jeweled treasures clustered together, this ring features combined stones of aquamarine, green and pink tourmaline, citrine, amethyst and pearls give this ring a unique and decadent look. $1595

The Madagascar Ring:
With an old-world royal look, the Madagascar ring features 40-carats of Mystic topaz embedded in a 14K gold, coral-like band give this ring bragging rights when it comes to cocktail ring hall of fame. $1695

The Atlantis Ring:
Four diamonds with a .45 carat weight lay on each corner of a 35 carat center stone of smokey topaz. A silver coral-like band holds the stones giving it a clean, modern-day look. $1695

www.urbanposh.com

Monday, September 08, 2008


Moisturizers Spur Skin Cancers In Mice

By Dr. Stuart Kaplan

A new study published August 14, 2008 revealed that Mineral Oil and Sodium Lauryl Sulphate, found in many common skin moisturizers, caused mice that were exposed to UV radiation to develop more, and larger skin cancer tumors.

This study is the work of Dr Allan Conney and researchers of Rutger University's Susan Lehman Cullman Laboratory for Cancer Research. They exposed specially bred albino mice to UV radiation twice a week for 20 weeks to examine the development of Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas, or non-melanoma skin cancers. Then a portion of the mice were treated with over-the-counter moisturizers, such as Eucerin, Dermabase, Dermovan and Vanicream.

What they found was that mice treated with the moisturizers had increased tumors, and larger tumors, which developed at a faster rate than mice that were not treated with moisturizers. After further research, they concluded that Mineral Oil and Sodium Lauryl Suphate may have caused the increase in skin cancer tumors.

However, these studies were performed on mice only. Drugs that have caused a certain reaction in animals do not always have similar effects in humans. Further, more research must be done to verify these results and its effect on human skin.

To help prevent skin cancer in the first place, always remember to practice good sun protection, like wearing a wide-brim hat and long sleeves, and using sunscreen with a minimum SPF 15. Apply sunscreen at least 30 minutes before going outdoors, and look for products containing physical sunscreens, such as Titanium Dioxide.

Note: No kaplanMD Skincare Product or kaplanMD LIP 20 lip treatment contains either mineral oil or sodium lauryl sulphate.

Dr. Stuart Kaplan has been in private practice in Beverly Hills for over 22 years, and also serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at the UCLA Medical Center for over 20 years.

http://kaplanmd.typepad.com/skincare/
kaplanmd.com

Friday, September 05, 2008







Healthy Cool Weather Hair


Crucial to a fashionable transformation from summer to fall and winter is the style and health of your hair. Stylist Adrian De Berardinis of De Berardinis Salon shares his hair care secrets for leaving warm weather behind in place of a cooler look!

Secret #1: Bangs Be Gone

Ready to hop off the bangs-wagon? No need to evoke memories of past pre-teen awkwardness. For a pain-free process, have your stylist lightly trim bangs during your regular haircut appointment and raise face-framing layers. "This creates a more blended appearance," explains Adrian. (BeansTalk note: Bangs are a pain in the neck when you're wearing winter-necessary hats and hoods)

Secret #2: Moisture's A Must

When the air is dry, your hair requires additional moisture to exude that healthy shine. Rather than increasing the amount of conditioner used, Adrian recommends investing in a product with a thicker cream base to maximize moisture retention. Product favorites include _

Secret #3: Banish Static

During colder months, fine hair attracts static and becomes limp. To avoid this common predicament, "use a brush made of nylon and natural bristles or a brush with natural olive wood bristles which helps minimize static," says Adrian. Then, smooth hair by "applying a small amount of Static Guard to your hair or hat. Also, rub a Bounce sheet inside your hat to keep static at bay."

Secret #4: Hair Complexion
Highlights and beach-bronzed tans are so last season! Make a bold statement with a warmer, richer hair color to complement a fairer complexion. "A darker color will add depth to the face as summer tans begin to fade," says Adrian. "It gives hair a break from harsher highlighting formulas that can take more of a toll on hair health during the drying cooler months."

De Berardinis Salon is located at 155 West 21st Street between 6th and 7th Avenues. Hair cuts range from $100 to $200. Single process color begins at $95. Highlights begin at $170 and blowouts at $50. The retail area exclusively offers Kerastase and Shu Uemura treatment and styling products. De Berardinis Olive Circle Brush: $45.00 US

Image: Christina Ricci and Jamie Pressley with and without bangs -- the without being the preferable winter style.

Thursday, September 04, 2008

SPOILER ALERTS!!


A Mammoth on the Freeway
Primeval Season Finale,
Second Season Premiere


***Spoiler Alert!***

BBC AMERICA’s new thriller, Primeval, from the creator of Walking With Dinosaurs, is already a monster hit and the raptors haven’t even arrived yet. Since unexplained anomalies began ripping holes in the fabric of time, Professor Nick Cutter (Douglas Henshall) and his team have been facing off against savage creatures of the past in modern day. But now mankind faces its deadliest threat - a creature that’s never before walked the earth. Just as dangerous is the traitor in their midst and the lethal trap set for Cutter and his team. Who is the spy and what does his wife Helen’s (Juliet Aubrey) re-appearance have to do with it?

Primeval Season one finale airs Saturday, September 13, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT and Season two premieres Saturday, September 20, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT.



The adventure continues with anomalies appearing more frequently than ever as raptors rampage a shopping mall, a sabre-tooth tiger attacks a theme park and a mammoth stops traffic on a London freeway. So far, Cutter’s team has managed to come out unscathed, but when battling creatures from another time, how long can that last?



In the season one finale, at the original anomaly site, Special Forces discover an iron fence in ruins with no trace of what caused the damage. Meanwhile, at Abby’s (Hannah Spearritt) zoo, lions have gone missing, leaving behind only a small pool of blood and a large hole in the roof of the cage.



With danger looming, things are just as unsettling at government headquarters, where Claudia (Lucy Brown) is attempting to reassure Lester (Ben Miller) of Cutter’s capabilities. In the lab, the blood analysis taken from the lion pen turns out to be part bat and it’s baffling Connor (Andrew-Lee Potts) and the scientists - until Helen appears to reveal that this isn’t a prehistoric predator, it’s a ferocious beast from the future.



Tracking this highly intelligent animal, the most terrifying adversary yet, pushes the team to its limits. The battle takes Cutter through an anomaly, but he returns to find the world the same except for one difference - a team member no longer exists. Has Cutter’s actions in the past altered the present? Or has he in fact returned to the wrong present? Everyone appears oblivious to Cutter’s concerns. Just as he is coming to terms with the loss, he makes a shocking discovery when a new recruit arrives called Jenny Lewis…



***MAJOR SPOILER ALERTS***





EPISODE SYNOPSES



Episode six – Season one finale

At the original anomaly in the forest, the Special Forces find a wrecked metal fence. Something has been through. At the zoo, a strange and horrible creature attacks the lions. Later, something strange watches Abby feeding the elephants. Luckily for her, it moves on to her boss, Tim Parker, who doesn’t fare so well.



At government headquarters, Claudia reassures Lester of Cutter’s capability, while at the university, Helen approaches Stephen - she wants a meeting with Cutter and Lester, and has information on three missing persons linked to a creature. Tracking this highly intelligent animal, its most terrifying adversary yet, pushes the team to its limits. The blood analysis taken from the lion pen turns out to be part bat and it's baffling the scientists, until Helen informs Cutter, Claudia and Lester of a new creature threat – from the future.

Premieres Saturday, September 13, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode seven – Season two premiere

At the end of episode six, Cutter returns through an anomaly to find the world the same except for one difference – Claudia had disappeared. She’s been wiped from everyone’s memories, now the oily Oliver Leek (Karl Theobald, Green Wing) is in her place and the team’s based in a futuristic-looking headquarters called the ARC. Has Cutter’s actions in the past altered the present? Or has he in fact returned to the wrong present? Everyone appears oblivious to Cutter’s concerns, but with raptors loose in a shopping mall, he must get back to work. Just as he is coming to terms with the loss, he makes a shocking discovery when a new recruit arrives called Jenny Lewis…

Premieres Saturday, September 20, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode eight

The team tries to rescue trapped workers from giant, noxious carnivorous worms that have taken up residence in a skyscraper, the new PR guru bears a striking resemblance to Claudia, and Abby takes an instant dislike to Connor’s latest love interest.

Premieres Saturday, September 27, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode nine

When a young paintballer is attacked by a sabre-tooth tiger at an adventure theme park, it seems that the new anomaly detector has failed. However, Cutter begins to suspect a conventional explanation – and Connor disgraces himself.

Premieres Saturday, October 4, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode ten

When a disco boat comes under attack and a teenager goes missing, Cutter and the team discover weird mer-creatures from the future lurking in the canal. Abby is snatched and Connor blames Cutter. Can they rescue her, or is she dead already?

Premieres Saturday, October 11, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode eleven

Entering the latest anomaly, Stephen and Cutter discover a young girl and her dog – and a world full of giant scorpions. Trapped in the Silurian desert, they must stay alive long enough to find a new exit – but will their own world be the same one they left?

Premieres Saturday, October 18, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode twelve

When the anomaly detector is sabotaged, Cutter sets a trap to catch the traitor on the team. Helen enlists Stephen’s help, but swears him to secrecy. Connor is badly injured by a future predator. Rex goes missing.

Premieres Saturday, October 25, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT



Episode thirteen

It’s the season finale and tension is at an all-time high. Held captive at the abandoned Ministry of Defense base, time is running out for Cutter and his team. Can anything be done to avert the coming catastrophe?

Premieres Saturday, November 1, 9:00 p.m. ET/PT

Wednesday, September 03, 2008


FHI Heat™ Teams Up With Ecru
Haircare To Create Glamorous Looks


FHI Heat, Inc. will join Gen Art and a other premium brands in sponsoring the Fresh Faces in Fashion show on Thursday September 4, 2008 at 7 p.m. in New York City, where 6 Womenswear and 2 Menswear designers will be featured on a 60-foot catwalk at the Grand Ballroom Manhattan Center. Four Accessory designers will be also showcased in installations. Working with ECRU haircare’s team, FHI will help create glamorous looks for this next generation of design stars who are launching their first major fashion runway show.
Fashion will present womenswear collections by: CRHEE Christine Rhee www.crhee.com; Ideeen New York www.ideeen-newyork.com; JF & Son www.jfandson.com; Lialia www.lialiacollection.com; Richard Ruiz www.richardruiznyc.com; and SARIAH www.sariahnyc.com. Menswear collections will be represented by: Hyden Yoo www.hydenyoo.com; and Philip Sparks www.philipsparks.com. Four accessories collections also will be showcased: Antoinette Lee Designs www.antoinetteleedesigns.com; Deka Ray www.dekaray.com; Heutchy www.heutchy.com; and TNC Studio, featuring the luxurious and mysterious work of Parisian designer Tanya Cicanovic. Gen Art (www.genart.org) has a 14-year history of introducing the debut collections of industry newcomers. Many of these—Zac Posen, Phillip Lim, Twinkle—have risen rapidly to superstar-status.

FHI Heat products include blow dryers, styling irons, curling irons, heat razors, heat-activated conditioners, styling clips, carbon combs, brushes and a chemical straightening system; products are available at hair salons and professional beauty retailers nationwide, via toll-free number at 877.FHI.HEAT (877.344.4328) and online at www.fhiheat.com. www.fhiheat.com. For more information about Gen Art, visit www.gen-art.org

Tuesday, September 02, 2008

Jewelry We Love


Jude Frances Jewelry

We just discovered this very cool jewelry line, Jude Frances. It's sold in several of the top department stores and even on the web. This little ring is our all time favorite. It's the Ring of the Month. (We don't really have a Ring of the Month, but we love this enough to be Ring of the Year).

Jude Frances Jewelry Florentine Pave Ring
18-karat yellow and white gold. Pavé diamonds; 0.36 total carat weight. 1"H x 1/2"W. Imported.
Price: $3,760.00
Available at neimanmarcus.com; more info, judefrances.com

Jude Frances Small Enclosed Flower Necklace
Stunning in 18kt gold, this flower pendant is embellished with GVS diamonds and a white pearl. Boston chain included
Diamonds, .24 tcw
White pearl, 2.00 tcw
Imported
$1,970.00
Available at saksfifthavenue.com; more info, judefrances.com

Jude Frances Star Stone Ring
This stunning star blue topaz stone ring pops out with exquisite design and grace!
White 18K
Size: 5 1/2
$1,910.00
Available at iceaccessories.com; more info, judefrances.com