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Perfect Luxury &Nbsp; 5 Thousand Pounds Of Diamond Cutlery.

2011/5/16 11:13:00 33

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Perfect Luxury Diamond Cutlery

This set is famous.

Jewellery

The tableware made by designer Nick Fitch and tableware maker Arthur Price is perfect.

Luxurious

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The set of tableware is worth 5000 pounds, and the designer skillfully uses gorgeous.

Diamonds

The elements are decorated with this spoon, fork, chopsticks and a tableware rack.

5000 pounds of luxury diamond tableware

In the elegant environment and exquisite tableware, eating can become an art, a good environment can make the body and mind happy, and the unique tableware can add a gorgeous color to the meal.

Unique cutlery can add a touch of color to the meal.

With the improvement of people's living standard, people's pursuit of the quality of artistic life, tableware has become a symbol of status and status. Luxury tableware has become a wealthy consumer of upper class in the image of "identity and wealth". It has always been appreciated by business people, and the elegance of fashion is not lost.

It even conveys ancient and modern art.

Tableware becomes a symbol of status and status.

This set of tableware jointly designed by Nick Fitch, a famous jewelry designer, and Arthur Price, a tableware maker, can be regarded as the embodiment of perfect luxury.

The set of tableware is worth 5000 pounds, and the designer skillfully used the gorgeous diamond elements to adorn the spoon, fork, chopsticks and a tableware rack.

Silver tableware Foo Fitch uses Kimberley Process Certification diamonds, and the diamond handle is placed on the handle position of the tableware, and a whole diamond is set on the tableware frame. This design can be traced back to seventeenth Century. This mosaic technique is only popular among the upper class and the specific class. The ingenious design of the designer makes the set of tableware elegant and noble.

This is not the first time that Fitch has set foot in tableware design. Last year, he made 738 tablespoons and made it into a table lamp called "Orb", which is gorgeous in 150 diamonds.