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March 26, 1988 - Image 66

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1988-03-26

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FABULOUS FAKES

informed her that he "couldn't
copy the cabochons because
they don't make fake ones with
such bad quality."
Then there was the time he
was having lunch with Countess
Christiana Brandolini at her
home in Paris. He noticed the
brooch she was wearing, one of
his early designs he now
considered a "monstrosity" and
told her so. It seems she had
liked the original so much that
she had Boivin (of Paris) copy it
using diamonds instead of
glass.
Did the countess see any
humor in the situation?
"I think she thought it was
rather funny," recalls Lane, "but
I don't think she was thrilled to
madness because she had
spent quite a lot of money
doing that. Luckily, she has a
lot."

PARIS
SHOPPING
VIA
DETROIT

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in one of our new and exciting diamond
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and see our collection of original
designs and save 30% on all loose diamonds.

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Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 • Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9:00

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IN STYLE

New York's 5th Avenue is fine
and so is Rodeo Drive. Even
Birmingham boasts a variety of
charming shops and boutiques,
but nothing outshines the
prestige of shopping in Paris.
Great Escape Travel in
Birmingham is planning a
week-long shopping spree in
France on May 14-21. The
package includes airfare, hotel,
private fashion shows featuring
designs by Nina Ricci and
Christian Dior, shopping tours
and much more.
The total price per person is
$1,399.00. An orientation and
French class will be held at the
Great Escape office prior to the
trip. For more information
contact Judy Norwick at (313)
540-8080.

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