[Illustration: 32. DESIGN FOR A DIAMOND RING. _The lacy effect of the ring at the left is achieved by a circle of marquise-cut diamonds which appear to hold the round center diamond._] [Illustration: 33. DESIGN FOR A GOLD RING. _This ring of gold wires is set with emeralds and small diamonds._] [Illustration: 34. DESIGN FOR A FORMAL DIAMOND AND PLATINUM BRACELET. _A large marquise diamond links the two central crown motifs on each side of which are two baguette ribbons._] [Illustration: 35. DIAMOND AND PEARL BRACELET. _This four-strand pearl bracelet has, as a handsome center design, three columns of round diamonds interrupted by baguettes and four columns paved with round diamonds. From the collection of Mrs. Alfred L. Rose._] [Illustration: 36. DESIGN FOR A BRACELET. _A beautiful convertible jewel, this continuous ribbon of baguette diamonds has three removable flower motifs which can be worn as a set of pin and earclips or three clips. One small flower motif forms the clasp._] [Illustration: 37. TREE OF LIFE. _A sculptured relief in 18 karat gold. The fruits of the tree are here reproduced in round, facetted rubies, and would be as effective in emeralds, sapphires or diamonds. As lapel pins, they are handsome in pairs, the fruits in contrasting colors._] [Illustration: 38. DESIGN FOR A MULTI-PURPOSE JEWEL. _The detachable center motif of this diamond bracelet can be worn as a clip either separately or on the necklace formed by the side loops of the bracelet._] [Illustration: 39. AURORA BOREALIS. _The image of three overlapping sunbursts, left, is created from platinum and diamonds, with rubies accentuating the contour. Original owned by Mrs. Mischa Elman._] [Illustration: 40. FLOWER FANTASY. _An exquisite flower on a graceful stem is wrought in platinum set with pearls and diamonds. A companion piece for small diamond earclips._] [Illustration: 41. DIAMOND HAIR ORNAMENT. _Designed both as a dress clip and a hair clip, the shape of this jewel suggests a wave in the hair. A special device attaches it firmly to the hair._] [Illustration: 42. THREE-STRAND PEARL BRACELET. _A superb example of a perfectly balanced relationship between clasp and bracelet. The functional purpose of the clasp, which is slightly wider than the bracelet, is hidden under the diamond ornament. A matching necklace could have two of the same motifs on each side._] [Illustration: 43. MISS BLANCHE THEBOM. _Diamond jewelry provides shimmering contrasts to Blanche Thebom’s dark brown hair. Van Cleef & Arpels created the diamond serpent hair clips, dome ring and graceful bow pin, as well as the bracelet and earclips worn by Miss Thebom._] [Illustration: 44. CANTERBURY BELL. _Two flowers of different sizes are held together by ribbons of diamonds. A three-dimensional effect is achieved by the built-up flower motifs. This clip can be separated into two individual clips._]