Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, is currently heavily involved in the media due to a topless photo dispute with Danish and French Gossip Magazine Closer. Middleton, on a romantic getaway with husband, the Duke of Cambridge, decided it be safe to sunbathe topless on top of a French Chateau. Paparazzi with long lensed cameras caught…
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The Olympic Games are one of the premier sporting events in the world. It’s a shame that athletes can only showcase their talents and abilities every 4 years, but they have to make it count. Bringing home the gold is only part of it, while athletes are also trying to set the best trends for…
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Which color goes best with the crown jewels: gold or silver? With a Datejust 6917 Two-Tone Ladies Rolex from Raymond Lee Jewelers, Queen Elizabeth would never worry whether her watch clashed with her jewelry. The James Bond Fashion Statement And, as the latest Bond girl, Her Majesty would elegantly complement her dashing companion. Agent 007…
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The US Olympic officials faced a lot of scrutiny 2 weeks ago as the American Olympic Athletes were dressed in uniforms made in China. The small reform to the matter was that Olympic officials contracted a Rhode Island based jewelry company to design and manufacture Olympic Bracelets for the team. Every Olympics, the US Olympics…
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Ralph Lauren has had a longstanding relationship with the US Olympic Committee. In 2008, the Ralph Lauren Olympic uniforms were manufactured in China when outsourcing wasn’t as big of a deal as it is today. This year, though, when the public found out about the manufacturing faux pas, Ralph Lauren was under a lot of…
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Welcome back to Travel Tuesday! We’re thoroughly infected with the Travel Bug at Raymond Lee Jewelers, and our globe trotting adventures don’t end with all of the jewelry shows we attend. When wanderlust kicks in, and our minds start to drift, here’s a sampling of Where we’ve gone/what we’ll Wear. Today’s trip might be a…
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We’ve been eagerly anticipating the games all summer, and now it’s finally time for the Olympics opening ceremony 2012! We’re excited for tonight’s show and to watch the finest athletes in the world compete to see who takes home the gold medal. We shared how Olympic medals are made yesterday, and we’ve already covered some…
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The answer is not the stork. Rather, the Gold, Silver and Bronze medals awarded to the world’s finest athletes begin their journey in Utah, in Kennecott Utah Copper’s mine. The mine, owned by mining giant Rio Tinto (based in London) is visible from space and provides 99% of all the metal behind the medals. Contrary…
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