Style them up!

The gift of many…is styling!
Our favourite Danelian tennis bracelets for the season are out
and waiting for the right outfits.
Mix and match the cuts and colour or simply chose to multiply our favourite.

Did you know: The name Tennis bracelet was born after women’s tennis champion Chris Evert lost her diamond bracelet during a match in the 1987 US Open. Evert asked officials to postpone her match until the bracelet had been found–all while viewers watched her televised search for the expensive bracelet.  The accident apparently sparked the desire for new diamond bracelets in many viewers, causing a craze for what became affectionately known as “the tennis bracelet.” Before that though, in the early 1920s, women as well as men were often found wearing lightweight “eternity bracelets,” which would look to us today like the tennis bracelet. A diamond tennis bracelet is usually thin and simple, making it sleek and elegant, classic.

stay chic!

There is always a way to feel warm, stylish, comfi and glam.

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chiarra power!

What an inspirational hero! Our beloved Danelian collaborator Chiarra Ferragni
has made so much to help the battle against the Coronavirus not only in her country Italy but worlwide.
Over these past days, Chiarra has raised over 2 millions through her foundraising Instagram campaign.
And has been the first celebrity to really
raise awareness over the seriousness of what her country is going through.

Very proud of you!

stoned #stayHome #readaboutdiamonds

This is simply our kind of glam homy read ;) And a New York Times bestseller too!
As entertaining as it is incisive, Stoned is a raucous journey through the history of human desire for what is rare, and therefore precious. What makes a stone a jewel? What makes a jewel priceless? And why do we covet beautiful things? In this brilliant account of how eight jewels shaped the course of history, jeweler and scientist Aja Raden tells an original and often startling story about our unshakeable addiction to beauty and the darker side of human desire.

What moves the world is what moves each of us: desire. Jewelry—which has long served as a stand-in for wealth and power, glamor and success—has birthed cultural movements, launched political dynasties, and started wars. Masterfully weaving together pop science and history, Stoned breaks history into three categories—Want, Take, and Have—and explains what the diamond on your finger has to do with the GI Bill, why green-tinted jewelry has been exalted by so many cultures, why the glass beads that bought Manhattan for the Dutch were initially considered a fair trade, and how the French Revolution started over a coveted necklace.

Studded with lively personalities and fascinating details, Stoned tells the remarkable story of our abiding desire for the rare and extraordinary.

Stay Home Read about diamonds

What better time to read about historic gems and famous diamond stories! Stay Tuned for more:

Read More On GIA.EDU

Stay Home Clean your jewelry

Dear friends! Staying at home has never been more important.
The Danelian blog will be posting a series of entertaining thing sto do at home.
Take out that big jewelry box! It is time to organize and clean nicely all your precious adornments.

Tune in to the video below..
{..and don’t forget to wear your diamonds ;)}