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   It seems that the most sought after treasures today are actually
                  treasures from the past. No one knows this as well as Olwen Forest,
                  a first class collector and dealer of vintage cinema and couture
                  jewelry. She has the most extensive collection of designer vintage
                  jewelry that I have ever seen, not to mention the most beautiful
                  collection. A beautiful women herself she speaks with great passion
                  when discussing her jeweled treasures from history. Ms. Forest
                  is very knowledgeable about the history of jewelry and so she has
                  amassed a very important and valuable collection. Included in her
                  collection are pieces designed by Josef of Hollywood and Patsy
                  Carnegie for Hollywood films in the 1930s, 40s, 50s, and
                  60s. The fantasy and history of Hollywood film is captured in the
                  earrings worn by Rita Hayworth in The
                  Lady from Shanghai and the belt worn by Elizabeth
                  Taylor in Cleopatra, just
                  to name a few. Ms. Forest’s most prized pieces are those
                  designed by Elsa Schiaparelli. Most of these pieces dating
                  from the 1930s are just spectacular, including a lobster broach
                  and a dragon fly broach. Schiaparelli worked with two master craftsmen, Jean
                  Clement and Roger Jean-Pierre, who also
                  worked for Christian Dior and Balmain.
                  Other designers represented in her shop are Chanel, Kenneth
                  Jay Lane, and Miriam Haskell. Olwen
                  Forest’s
                  collection can be seen at her location in the Marchee Serpette,
                  110, rue des Rosiers. Her jeweled passion chronicles the history
                  of glamour and fashion and proves that beautiful things are not “of
                  the moment” but rather are “of all time”! | 
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