Shining through
Aperson’s jewelry is among the many avenues of self-expression without the use of words. From the craftsmanship its intricate details—it’s a story-teller. As surprising as it may be to some, one can get a glimpse of the wearer’s disposition just from the jewelry that she wears.
Royal Gem, formerly Metro Jewelry, has sought the most flawless diamonds and precious jewels for years. Its designs portray an amalgamation of timeless and contemporary artful conception with a touch of romance from casual elegant pieces to stand-out high jewelry. More than that, each memorable piece leaves a lasting impression.
Presently, Royal Gem marks a milestone by presenting five women, fitting true women of brilliance.
Its roster of women include couture designer Patty Ang, Binibining Pilipinas International 2016 Kylie Verzosa, Best Dressed mainstay, designer and philanthropist Kaye Tinga, host and columnist lawyer Karen Jimeno and heiress Princess Violago. The ladies’ styles, principles and personalities shine through Royal Gems’ stunning collections: The celestial collection, a contemporary line with light and airy pieces perfect for casual nights out; the enchanted collection, which is inspired by romance and nature, are iconic
pieces composed of a mix of pearls and diamonds; the ultra collection, a collection that ranges from carat stones and unique high jewelry; the pristine collection, effortlessly elegant pieces perfect for day and night; and the imperial collection and decadent collection, both of which feature red rubies, green emeralds, blue sapphires and other playful gems.
A holiday private jewelry sale of Royal Gem recently took place from Nov. 11-13 and was set in premiere lifestyle destination Mandani Bay. From its stunning collections of diamonds, South Sea pearls and gemstone jewelry, patrons had the chance to set their eyes on its latest collections.
Each of its carefully curated selection not only further brings out each woman’s inner radiance. But more importantly each design tells a story, a piece of herself that’s anything but a distant memory.