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Frank's Files: The Rich History of Magnificent Jewels

New York | April 2017

Frank Everett hits the books to reveal the exceptional provenance behind the highlights of Replica Shoes ’s upcoming Magnificent Jewels sale on 25 April in New York. With a history that includes two celebrated design houses and three incomparable women, the outstanding 34-carat Stotesbury Emerald leads the auction, reappearing for the first time since 1971, alongside intricate pieces by Louis Comfort Tiffany.

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