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The diamond for men

If you are looking at finding the man in your life a lovely piece of diamond jewelry then there are plenty of places that you can start looking. The diamond for men includes diamond rings, bracelets and watches.

There are many different types of collections in men’s jewelry at the moment that you will be spoilt for choice. Whether you are looking for a tasteful stainless steel bracelet or a diamond solitaire ring there are plenty to choose from.

The diamond for men

Diamond rings for men at the moment are becoming more and more popular and you can buy a diamond ring for the man in your life at around $288 depending on where you go to purchase your piece of outstanding jewelry.

By choosing 9ct gold pieces of jewelry that are hard wearing, you have less chance of these breaking. You will find men’s ring sizes to be between P and Z.

Although do not despair if the man in your life does have a bigger finger than the ones that can be purchased from the jewellers as these can be modified and made bigger or smaller, depending on what you are looking for.

If you are looking for an attractive bracelet for the man in your life then there is also a wide variety available not only online but in the High Street jewellers especially if it is for a special occasion.

Why not indulge a little and treat him to the diamond for men white gold bracelet which you can purchase for around $615 although of course it does depend where you go to how much you will end up paying.

So if you are thinking of buying the man in your life a piece of jewellery you will most definitely be spoilt for choice as to what piece you are going to purchase for him.

The highest that you will pay for a bracelet at the moment and you will not find this is the High Street jewellers, this one is only available online is $9,975 it is made from yellow gold and has sparkling round diamonds to add to its price tag.

This one is probably more designed for the rich and famous rather than everyday people. Although the diamond for men is becoming more and more popular it may not be too long until we see more pieces of jewellery like this coming to our High Street jewellers to keep up with the demand. Photos courtesy of jewelry-1st.blogspot.com

American fashion designer Carolina Herrera followed in the footsteps of her sartorial colleague Giorgio Armani this week by vying for a piece of Russia’s recovering luxury good market — the world’s fourth largest. Herrera, who dressed Jackie Kennedy Onassis in her later years, came to open her first boutique at the plush TSUM shopping center in Moscow’s heart and host a show of her linen-woven Spring 2010 collection. The 70-year-old designer is betting — just like Armani, who descended on the Russian capital in October — that Russian fashion followers, once known for their exuberant spending, will help expand her business.

Other designers remain uncertain about the country’s recovery from a recession that wiped out a tenth of its economy in gross domestic product terms in the first half of the year. Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney boarded the windows of their boutiques less than a year and a half after opening, while others were forced to deal with drastically dropping sales. But Herrera is optimistic. “I think the crisis stopped many things, but fashion is the last one to go, because women are always buying,” the designer, dressed in a sleek black velvet top and black pants, told Reuters after her show. Russian consumers have been famous for most of the decade for their lavish spending and penchant for high-end brands, but the crisis has curbed their disposable income, taking a toll on the country’s luxury market.

Incipient sings of economic recovery began last summer, however, fueled by relatively high oil prices — Russia’s chief export — and the improving global outlook. More festive and glittering decorations than a year ago have lit up Moscow’s shops in recent weeks, fuelling hopes that this season will bring the Russian consumer back to buying. Herrera showed some 200 elegantly dressed fans a collection of chiefly amber, rose and caramel dresses inspired by forms seen in Japanese baskets. The designer seemed enchanted with what Moscow had to offer. “I wish I could stay a week” she said.