Vanity Fair trunk show

Catherine Michiels was invited to present her designs at a trunk show for Vanity Fair Magazine in the Condé Nast building in New York city on December 15 of 2006

Stardusts for Men

A growing trend has seen boyfriends, brothers and
husbands of Catherine's fans adopting their own
attachment to the Recognition and Stardust Bracelets.

From creative artists to pragmatic businessmen,
men have taken to these bracelets often worn
in combination with a watch.

Sundar

Catherine Michiels introduces her latest creation Sundar as the newest addition to her ‘Recognition" Collection. Offered in gold, bronze or silver, the sculpted piece features the figure of a dove flying free with the phrase “Sowing Seeds of Peace” highlighted by a 2 point diamond on the reverse side.

 “I wanted to create something special that would remind the wearer that peace begins within. Finding peace for oneself is an important step towards creating it for the world. My designs are inspired by love, truth, serendipity and freedom.”

Sundar, which means beautiful in Hindi, joins the Mudra, the Lotus and the Always in a collection that has been sought out and treasured by a loyal clientele responding to the aesthetics as well as the theme of each piece.

Takashimaya

Joining Barney’s, Maxfield and L'Eclaireur in offering the Catherine Michiels line is Takashimaya, the seven-floor shopping palace on Fifth Avenue in New York — the only U.S. outpost for the popular Japanese retailer — which includes a beauty spa and sells beautiful fashions, scents, objets and fragrant fresh orchids one cannot find anywhere else. Their elegant Tea Box salon serves forty-two varieties of tea as part of a serene shopping experience.

Catherine Michiels proposes ‘Chic Re-cycle’

“I’ve noticed that women will store jewelry from past relationships
rather than wear them. I think that’s a shame as it means some
remarkable jewels are going unappreciated.
I am proposing a ‘chic recycle’ of those stones into new,
one-of-kind creations.

The diamonds, emeralds and sapphires were all symbols
of the love a woman has experienced in her life.
Why abandon those symbols when one can re-invent them?
As Shakespeare said, ‘ What is past is prologue."

To arrange for a design consultation with Catherine, contact :

+ 1.323.660.1906

info@catherinemichiels.com