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Rough_Rock
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This photo is magazine ad worthy! Stunning!
New DVatche line needs a good name.
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Irina, you are amazing! You have developed a great design and a compelling marketing campaign! That name and image are perfect - I could easily imagine it on a page in a magazine. It just needs a little of that vaseline look around the edges and it''s dreamy.
I hope you are getting recognized amply for your brilliance!
I hope you are getting recognized amply for your brilliance!
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OMG OMG I am freaking out here. Irina, that setting is freakin'' fabulous!!! And how cool is it that you had a hand in designing it! I hope they''ll pay you a commission or something.
The first thing I thought of as I looked at the photos is that the ring is pure poetry. How about naming it "Poeme?"
Or, simply, "Grace?"
The first thing I thought of as I looked at the photos is that the ring is pure poetry. How about naming it "Poeme?"
Or, simply, "Grace?"
poptart
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When I first saw it, the name that came to mind was "Resplendence"... maybe too long for what your looking for though, and not a name. That picture you made is beautiful Irina. I like the way you did the swans in the reflection to lead the eye to the swan like setting. Just a gorgeous setting!
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"The Swan of Tuonela"
The Swan of Tuonela is the name of a piece of music by Jean Sibelius. It''s a tone poem based off of Finnish mythology of a beautiful swan that glides over a lake. I think that would be the perfect name plus the music buffs would love it!
Take a listen on itunes if you have it.
The Swan of Tuonela is the name of a piece of music by Jean Sibelius. It''s a tone poem based off of Finnish mythology of a beautiful swan that glides over a lake. I think that would be the perfect name plus the music buffs would love it!
Take a listen on itunes if you have it.
Ellen
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Wow, Irina, you are just full of surprises! The ring, that ad like photo....
My first thought was how graceful it looked, so I could go for Grace.
I also like the combination Audrina a lot.
Then I was trying to think of something that includes you (I think you should be in there) with swans since you like that and it applies so well, but all I can come up with is Swarina....
My first thought was how graceful it looked, so I could go for Grace.
I also like the combination Audrina a lot.
Then I was trying to think of something that includes you (I think you should be in there) with swans since you like that and it applies so well, but all I can come up with is Swarina....
So I thought Odette, which is the princess in Swan Lake. 
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I like the swan. I hope you don''t give them your photoshopping ad talents for free?
When I saw it, the lines of the prongs reminded me of the path on a dance floor a waltz might take, so that''s what popped into my mind. It''s gorgeous Irina!
When I saw it, the lines of the prongs reminded me of the path on a dance floor a waltz might take, so that''s what popped into my mind. It''s gorgeous Irina!
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taken from : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swan
"Swans are large water birds of the family Anatidae, which also includes geese and ducks. Swans are grouped with the closely related geese in the subfamily Anserinae where they form the tribe Cygnini. Sometimes, they are considered a distinct subfamily, Cygninae.
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don''t know if there''s anything there... maybe schwan or swen... or maybe not...
"Swans are large water birds of the family Anatidae, which also includes geese and ducks. Swans are grouped with the closely related geese in the subfamily Anserinae where they form the tribe Cygnini. Sometimes, they are considered a distinct subfamily, Cygninae.
Swans usually mate for life, though "divorce" does sometimes occur, particularly following nesting failure. The number of eggs in each clutch is between 3–8.
The word is derived from Old English swan, akin to German Schwan, in turn derived from Indo-European root *swen (to sound, to sing), whence Latin derives sonus (sound). (Webster''s New World Dictionary) Young swans are known as cygnets, from the Latin word for swan, cygnus. An adult male is a cob, from Middle English cobbe (leader of a group); an adult female is a pen (origin unknown)."
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don''t know if there''s anything there... maybe schwan or swen... or maybe not...
oshinbreez
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I like "Bliss". It''s a gorgeous design. Does the name winner get a ring?
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The swan is intriguing. Perhaps the scientific name Buccinator
as soon as I saw it, all i could think was the simple "Embrace"
as soon as I saw it, all i could think was the simple "Embrace"
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HI:
Stunning! Wow!!!!!
Solice or Solstice by V (calm/serene/enveloping appearance; or opening/awakening and all that Solstice implies)
Cherish by V
Eve or Eva by V
Angela or Angelic by V
Crown Empress by V
visually, it reminds me of that wonderful Hawaiian flower, Protea
cheers--Sharon
Stunning! Wow!!!!!
Solice or Solstice by V (calm/serene/enveloping appearance; or opening/awakening and all that Solstice implies)
Cherish by V
Eve or Eva by V
Angela or Angelic by V
Crown Empress by V
visually, it reminds me of that wonderful Hawaiian flower, Protea
cheers--Sharon
I love the second setting! The roundness of the band with the curves are so feminine and elegant! The roundness of the band reminds me the Harry Winston band.
I would love to have a diamond set in that setting. As a Royal Crown owner, I prefer the roundness of the band with the same diameter all the way around especially for someone who is petite.
I like Audrey or Grace for the name. Both names exude timeless elegance and sophistication. Good luck!
I would love to have a diamond set in that setting. As a Royal Crown owner, I prefer the roundness of the band with the same diameter all the way around especially for someone who is petite.
I like Audrey or Grace for the name. Both names exude timeless elegance and sophistication. Good luck!
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I just tried to call Max at Vatche to see when mine will be here, wow! It is such a beautiful design.
I am partial to yellow, but I am amazed at the beauty of this in the platinum. WOW! It will be exciting to see the name that you all come up with, many of those proposed are great.
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