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Exploring the villages within the famed Vallée de Joux, Switzerland is time well spent.
While driving around the mountains and valleys outside Geneva, it’s hard to believe that many of the world’s most famous and fabulous watches are made there. The biggest names in the industry—Rolex, Hublot, Breitling—are located in the little villages nestled in these verdant, rural Swiss valleys in and around Geneva. It is in these villages that renowned watchmakers work their magic, all the while viewing grazing cows and church steeples outside their windows. The first watchmakers, legend holds, were farmers who used the many months of snowy winter to hone their watchmaking skills, and today the industry flourishes in this same quiet, bucolic setting.
The village of Le Solliat is home to arguably the most famous watchmaker of today: Philippe Dufour, as well as of yesteryear: Louis François Reymond, the watchmaker to King Louis XVI of France.
Mr. Dufour’s atelier, in a former schoolhouse where his daughters used to attend classes, and which he shares today with a cheesemaker, is right next door to the farmhouse where Mr. Reymond made the King’s timepiece. Driving around this village and others, it’s easy to find the farmhouses where watchmakers are at work, Mr. Dufour says— just look for homes with an extra-large expanse of windows, since excessive natural light is a necessity for executing the intricacies of this profession.
Mr. Dufour grew up barely a stone’s throw from where he works today, in the neighboring village of Le Sentier, where he attended the École Technique, which has trained many of the current and future watchmakers. When students graduate, they have merely to head down the street to find work at Jaeger-LeCoultre, Patek Philippe or Vacheron Constantin. Or they can go a few kilometers farther, to the village
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You’ve found the right guy, now how to find the engagement ring that’s totally you.
You crave new people, places, and experiences, so it’s hardly surprising that your passport is always ready to go. You’re the girl most likely to take risks—even in your fashion choices; you go for the unexpected, say, wearing a Chanel tweed jacket with jeans and high tops. However, with your neverending schedule, you also tend to gravitate towards practical wardrobe pieces and accessories that can take you from A.M. to P.M. Your engagement ring match should be as bold and daring as you are. Our suggestion: a one-piece stackable-style eternity band goes perfectly with your go-go-go lifestyle. Or stack two or three multi-stone statement bands together, Jenny Luker of Platinum Guild International suggests. “Today, brides are looking for a band that not only complements an engagement ring but can also be worn on its own. And many designs can easily compete with an engagement ring in terms of dazzle and uniqueness.
Shopping tip Some stones aren’t practical for everyday active wear. If you plan to wear your ring every day, you may want to opt for supersturdy diamonds and sapphires. Also consider the setting. The most often-heard complaint about the invisible or tension setting—where the gemstones appear to be held in by nothing—is that you have to be extra careful that the stones don’t fall out.
the romantic You love to surround yourself with keepsakes, scrapbooks, and happy memories. You’re the girl most likely to keep a leather-bound journal on her night table and display family photos in beautiful picture frames. You also treasure anything passed down from your family, like your grandmother’s pearls that you probably keep in an elegant box.
Your engagement ring match There’s nothing more sentimental or sweet than a family heirloom—or a beautiful vintageinspired ring that looks like one, says Baltimore-based fashion consultant Zoey Washington. “A champagne diamond in an antique setting would be perfect for you— and of course, you’ll have it engraved,” she says.
Shopping tip Vintage diamonds tend to have a more subdued sparkle than modern-cut diamonds, so if you want a high-wattage dazzler, go with a new ring designed to have that inherited look.
the traditionalist Not only is your closet filled with chic, timeless classics—think pencil skirts, ballet flats, and silk and cashmere anything—but no one appreciates monogrammed towels and perfectly pressed white bed linens more than you do. You might follow the trends, but when it comes time to buy, you’ll always seek out those simple classic pieces that will last forever.
Your engagement ring match A stunning solitaire round or princess cut diamond with a slim platinum band, which is perfect for traditionalists because it will never go out of style. You can wear it with anything, says Luker. Shopping tip Round and princess cut diamonds aren’t your only options, says Luker. “If you want something a little different, consider an oval, pear, or marquise cut stone; they’re timeless too,” she says.
the boho bride Free-spirited and artsy, your bohemian-chic style can be seen in the free-flowing clothes you favor, the rainbow of patterns and prints you love to surround yourself with, and the eclectic mix of furnishings in your home—and each piece probably has a story of where it came from. From bright red lipstick to a bold pink sofa, your love of color has no bounds and shows that you are not afraid of making a statement.
Your engagement ring match A fancy-cut colored gemstone ring is for you, says Washington. “You can make it the center stone in a pave band or accent a center diamond with your favorite-colored stones,” says Luker.
Shopping tip Although diamonds are the most durable stone, sapphires are a close second, and they come in gorgeous colors beyond blue, including vibrant pink, golden yellow, and deep purple.
Don't save diamonds for a special occasion. They can take your basics up a notch, combining comfort, convenience and quiet luxury. Style consultant Genevieve Yraola suggests seven key outfit-making pieces you’ll wear with everything.
Why they belong in your jewelry box. Diamond studs in any size or cut are classy and timeless enough to be worn every single day. Their versatility makes them a great investment, taking your from daytime casual to a nightime vibe.
Why it belongs in your jewelry box. A touch of diamonds — on the bezel or as markers on the watch face — adds a hint of glamour to a timepiece, yet remains understated enough for everyday wear.
Why it belongs in your jewelry box. This slim wristlet of diamonds is subtle enough for everyday wear. Stack a few together to up the sparkly impact or layer one in with a bunch of metal bangle bracelets for a low-key pop of shimmer.
Why it belongs in your jewelry box. A delicate, understated diamond necklace works as well with a cocktail dress as with a T-shirt and jeans. It’s also an all-season accessory, looking perfectly appropriate with a white button-down shirt or a skinny tank top. You can also layer it with other similar-weight necklaces for an on-trend look.
Why it belongs in your jewelry box. Bold and beautiful, the cocktail ring comes in many shapes and sizes, and it's always a conversation piece. It’s the perfect accessory for simple outfits from a little black dress to jeans and a crisp white shirt, says Yraola, whose guiding principle is the larger the piece, the less jewelry you should wear.
Why they belong in your jewelry box. Not only is it a great everyday look that has achieved classic status, but there are also numerous ways to wear stacked rings. The thin diamond bands can stand alone, be mixed in with your other dainty rings, or sparkle lovers can pile on a few for a more powerful look. “You can start with one and just keep adding to your collection,” says Yraola.
Why they belong in your jewelry box. Yraola advises investing in a pair of linear-shaped drop diamond earrings for evening over a statement necklace. “It’s the shape for fall,” she says. In addition, “the longer shape will elongate the neckline and offer more versatility, no matter what the outfit.”
