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Designer update

Le Chic Dominique

December 2, 2008  4:09 pm

If you read Vogue or shopped at Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, or Saks Fifth Avenue in the eighties, the name Dominique Aurientis will definitely ring a bell. If you didn’t, it’s a moniker worth getting to know, because the designer and her bold and beautiful costume jewelry are back. The Paris-based Aurientis first learned her craft at Christian Dior’s couture atelier and then worked for Givenchy and Isabel Canovas before going on her own with a collection of witty, sculptural gold pieces set with vivid colored stones. Her current work, all plated in gold or rose gold, ranges from $80 to $450. Though she isn’t yet selling in the U.S., you can get more information by e-mailing her at d.aurientis@live.com.

—Marina Larroude

Photo: Nicola Kast

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  1. If you like this, maybe you’ll like the endless necklace http://www.shopdf.com

    By ronen on 12/2/08 at 5:07 pm

  2. Gorgeous work. You might love Susan Foster one-of-a-kind pieces too; http://www.susanfosterjewelry.com

    By twistoffate on 12/4/08 at 3:49 pm

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