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In China, roisterers paint their doors
red or decorate with red cut-outs to
bring good luck. In Italy and Argentina,
those who are looking for love don
red or pink underwear on New Year’s
Eve. Meanwhile, in Turkey, opening a
pomegranate on New Year‘s Eve is said
to signify wealth and prosperity in the
coming year, while Armenians throw
pomegranates on the ground for good
luck – the further the seeds spread, the
more successful the coming year will be.
A burst of awe-inspiring light, a shower of vivid color, a moment of brilliant sparkle… fireworks
against the drama of a midnight- black sky provide endless inspiration for a multitude of
jewelry silhouettes. A plethora of shimmering stones in all possible colors and cuts, from
round cut to pear cut and baguette cut, come together in designs that capture the fleeting
beauty and unbridled joy of a fireworks display.
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