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Do you watch Desperate Housewives? And are you familiar with the concept of the television shows. It is an American Drama television series who produced by ABC Studios starring Teri Hatcher. It follows the group of women as they work through domestic struggles and family life, while facing the secrets, crimes and mysteries hidden behind the doors of their beautiful neighbourhood.

They have much jewelry and sometimes used fine jewelry to make it really popular just like Susan Mayer who wore amethyst necklace in the episode where she moves her clothes into her boyfriend's late wife's bureau.


Do you like to know Susan Mayer played by Teri Hatcher?

Teri Hatcher star in the US TV show, ' Desperate Housewives' and plays the graceless Susan Mayer, appears in ads for the trade publication Variety, owned by Reed Elsevier. She wears the magazine, a startled look. Nicollette Sheridan, who portrays the vixenish Edie Britt, is featured in magazine ads for Di Modolo, a brand of luxury jewelry. She wears Di Modolo, and with all smiles as she shines in strands of Di Modolo jewelry! Not looking' desperate' at all.

Teri is sagged in amazing necklaces from ' triadra' collection by Di Modolo, the hot new jewelry brand taking Hollywood by storm

As Susan Mayer on Desperate Housewives, she won a Golden Globe at last year’s ceremony. Now in its second season, the series continues to be a runaway hit and Hatcher is nominated yet again.

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The Fabulous Art of Deco will have a London auction house and one of the famous collection is the diamonds, emeralds and cystal belong with Maharaja of Kapurthala.

Christie's the famous auctioneer disclosed about the jewel of Maharaja of Kapurthala. This jewelry pieces are belong with Anita Delgado, was a Spanish flamengo dancer and singer from Andalusia. During the festival for the marriage of King Alfonso XIII in 1906, Maharaja Sir watched her performance in a cafe concert . Maharaja sir attempted to court her and later persuaded him to be married on January 1908. After marriage, she her name to Maharani Prem Kumari and also gave a son Maharajkumar Ajit Singh . They separated and Anita stayed in Paris with her son. The couple divorced in 1925. Anita Delgado is also the fifth wife of Maharaja of Kapurthala.

He gave Anita a necklace as her gift for 19th birthday that are made of crescent-shaped emerald surrounded by diamonds that were previously used as a decoration for Jagatjit Singh’s favourite elephant. Jagatjit Singh, son of Anita Delgado was a very rich Maharaja of India and the jeweleries were passed on to Anita as a legacy.

Christie distinguished the eight pieces of jewelry to have the unique art deco style of 1920s. The auction is expected to extract a total of £200,000. Experts reveal that one of these jewels adorned with emerald, diamond and rock crystal can get a sum of nearly £100,000.

Christie’s international director of Asian art Amin Jaffer said: “These jewels are a symbol of cross-cultural love and taste, bringing together Indian princely patronage with the finest European craftsmanship and design.”

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Do you remember that Cinderella wore an expensive gown and a glass slippers? Although it's called the "Cinderella Bra", don't expect Price Charming to come knocking on your door to try it out for size.

During the Fashion Week in Singapore, one of the famous collection is the ' Cinderella Bra. It is made of 'swarovski crystals, a glass and a hand finished by skilled crafts persons. The beads are sewn on the sides, center panel and straps and angel patterns were also etched onto the cups. If you want to check-this one out then you can go to Robinsons at Raffles City to have a closer look. Also on display is the $207,000 Pearl bra specially flown in from Japan that features 3,000 quality pearls.

Do you want to wear it?

If you did not know where is Raffles City? Raffles City is a large complex located in the Civic District within the Downtown Core of the city-state of Singapore

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