The Cleveland Browns star, and ex-Giants Wide Receiver, Odell Beckham, Jr., has been voiced that he’s been singled out by the NFL for decisions that aren’t dramatically different from his peers. The wide receiver feels that the NFL’s behavior continued when it was reported that the league wants to stop him from wearing his custom Richard Mille watch on game-days.

Odell caught fans attention when he decided to don a $189,500 Richard Mille RM 11-03 McLaren Flyback Chronograph watch during his debut with the Browns.  Conveniently the gorgeous Richard Mille can be flaunted in Cleveland Browns colors: brown and orange, which makes him a fan of the brand.

Despite the hefty price-tag for these highly collectable Richard Mille timepieces, you can find Richard Mille on TrueFacet while staying in-bounds of your budget. Check out our Richard Mille Collection here, or to learn more about collectable Richard Mille timepieces, click here.

The Fear To Buy… Online

 We’ve all heard the horrifying stories that come with purchasing “Authentic” pieces from an online store, more than enough to keep you far away buying yourself. With its obscure prices, technical terminology, and indeterminate production practices, the world of fine jewelry is intimidating to step into, to say the least. And,  for a generation that cares simultaneously about value, style, sustainability, and ethics, it is a world that is more than understandably avoided.

Not too long ago, we would sneer at even considering buying luxury jewelry online, but then again, that’s what we thought about mattresses, luxury watches, and wine.

Customers may have reservations and concerns about purchasing online. Customers may want to tangibly inspect a product before purchase, and want assurance from a product bought online.

In any case, presently, it is has turned out to be simpler, better, increasingly straightforward and there is greater accountability on the end of the seller as people are more aware of their rights and what action they can take if the product is not what it is supposed to be.

Here at TrueFacet you can shop without any fear of buyer’s remorse. With our expert level authentication and vetted, trusted sellers. We guarantee the authenticity of your purchased item coupled with TrueFacet Valuation Report.

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Red Carpet Recap : Jewelry Trends

The 71st Prime Time Emmy’s commenced awards season this year with looks which extended from the spectacular to enveloping understated elegance. With a motorcade of big name celebs wearing equally noteworthy designers. Here we take a look at a few jewelry trends from last night’s Emmy’s. 

Viola Davis seen here in gorgeous graduated Diamond Necklace from Rahaminov Diamonds 

From shimmering graduated pieces to dazzling abridged collars. Diamond necklaces ruled the carpet this year in all shapes and sizes. 

Sophie Turner in Beautiful Louis Vuitton Fine Jewelry diamond collar

Earrings on the Emmy red carpet came in an array of ways– from near the ear looks – to dazzling and dangling hoops and chandeliers. We likewise see the stark evolution of the ideal straight earrings with rubies and shading gems in a range of color in similar diamond type styles.

Kristen Bell in Harry Winston Diamond Earrings

Emilia Clarke in David Webb statement Drop Earrings

When it comes to Hollywood baubles, the motto is generally, “Go big or go home.” To compete with couture gowns and Cinderella moments, top jewelers such as Bulgari, Chopard, and Rahaminov– go all out to secure their celebrity endorsements. It’s a lengthy, complicated loaning process, and a chance at worldwide brand recognition. But with these looks they easily set themselves apart.

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Louis Cartier invented the original Tank watch in 1917, its shape inspired partly by the French-made Renault FT-17 tank used during World War I. Cartier has been making various versions of the distinctive timepiece ever since, while others have followed suit with more or less similarly shaped watches that evince similar classic style.

       A tank might sound like a strange source of inspiration for jeweler, nevertheless, Cartier took the small, maneuverable frame of the Renault FT17, making point of its modernist lines– and brought a true classic to the world’s main stage. Jacqueline Kennedy & Andy Warhol are just a few who went on to choose tanks as their style equal

Cartier is viewed as one of the most lofty gems producers on the planet. In 2018, it was positioned by Forbes as the world’s 59th most significant brand.

Cartier’s noteworthiness may be due, in no small part, to its long history of offers to sovereignty. Lord Edward VII of Great Britain alluded to Cartier as “the jeweller of kings and the king of jewellers.”

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Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

The chronograph remains to this day one of the more complicated features a watch can possess–as well as requiring as much interaction from its owner than any other. Invented by Louis Monet in 1816, the chronograph’s original intent, was for the tracking of  astronomical objects. Chronograph watches can be extremely complicated devices, but they all have the basic function of telling and tracking time.

The modern day chronograph works by pushing a start button, normally located at the two o’clock position, to begin recording time, and by pushing the same button to stop the recording. When the button is pushed to start the recording, a series of three (in more complicated and more precise chronographs there are more wheels) train like wheels start turning, mimicking the mechanics of the powerful engine–the chronograph is simply and quite literally art in movement. 

Shop True, shop chrono–and find your own moving beauty. 

Breitling has had an incredible journey.

Like many traditional watch manufacturers, Breitling has its roots in the jura mountains of the nineteenth century.
Yet Breitling’s story is far from conventional. Having survived two world wars & the great depression era, the brand has had to reinvent itself numerous times. Even so, it has always remained faithful to its core belief in providing extreme accuracy in extreme conditions.

• Breitling was established in 1884 by the talented young watchmaker Léon Breitling. Léon was just 24 years old when he founded the company.  In less than a decade after launching the company, Léon moved headquarters to a new factory employing over 60 people.
• In 1915, Breitling developed the first wristwatch chronograph.
• The name “Breitling” didn’t appear on the dials of the watches until over 40 years later after company was founded, in the late 1920s.
• In 1930, Breitling launched the patented Vitesse stopwatch, which was so accurate that police officers used it to clock speeding motorists.

• The company has weathered two major storms in its 130 year history. Both the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Quartz Crisis of the late 1970s nearly sank the business.
• Breitling’s SuperQuartz technology, launched in 2001, is ten times more accurate than standard Quartz. As such, they’re the only electronic movements on the market able to meet COSC requirements.
• In 1969, Breitling invented the self-winding chronograph movement, an invention vital to the continued success of the Swiss watch industry.
• The company has weathered two major storms in its 130 year history. Both the Great Depression of the 1930s and the Quartz Crisis of the late 1970s nearly sank the business.

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• The Breitling Emergency wristwatch, launched in 1995 and still available to this day, features a built-in micro-transmitter for use during emergencies. This feature makes Breitling popular with Daredevils & Adventurers
• In 1939, Breitling shipped large quantities of chronographs to the Royal Air Force for use in aircraft. This is what led to Breitling becoming one of the best known manufacturers of aviation timepieces. Breitling further cemented its role as the timepiece creator for pilots when it developed the “navigation computer” in 1952, which was able to handle all the calculations needed for a flight plan.

Throughout the better part of two Centuries Breitling has proven time and time again, that there is a reason for its famed longevity as well as its regality. Take a deep dive into one of history’s favorite watches, and find one of your own, here at TrueFacet!

Its Warm Hue Complements Any Skin Tone.

Rose Gold is one of the warmest tones of metal you can find, with a calm, soothing effect. Its warm rose hue complements virtually every skin tone, as it brings out the blush tone of one’s skin.

Not only does Rose gold make a bold statement, but also offers a romantic feel that is simply stunning for any occasion. The subtle pink pastel hue of rose gold creates a sophisticated feminine look anyone would love. The feminine look of rose gold makes it a great choice for engagement rings and other romantic and momentous pieces for love. 

Though it looks best when paired with soft pastels and neutral colors, rose gold can compliment any outfit! Rose gold pieces are the ideal accessory for a casual summer day outfit, as well as chic nights out on the town in the dead of winter!

It Plays Well With Others.

Since rose gold complements other metal tones  as well. Any & all devoted followers of fashion are no longer bound by one metal or another in a given outfit. With rose gold you can mix and match metals—so layer and stack away! 

It Looks Stunning with Diamonds, Gems or Pearls.

Rose gold complements more than just skin tones—it looks dazzling with diamonds, gems or pearls

Warm tones of rose gold make the perfect accent for men’s jewelry and watches as well. The unexpected color gives a unique touch. Thanks to the fashion industry, rose gold has finally come into its own. This new-found classic allows the wearer to mix and match metals freely, and offers a unique look that can’t be matched! For these reasons and many more, rose gold is  the perfect addition to any jewelry collection

Cooler weather doesn’t just mean unpacking your winter wear from the top shelf of the closet. Out comes the moodier side of the color palette and the opportunity to pair more articles of clothing together to either combine or collide.

And where do your accessories play into the combination of the total look? Pull your outfit together by putting the finishing touches on with the pieces and styles below.

Abstract and Geometric Pieces

Just like works of art, these pieces will bring not just refinery and beauty to your desired look. These shapes are out of the box, and though they’re minimal in design they still have a certain edge to them that have just the right amount of drama.

Bib Necklaces and Chokers

It’s not news that trends from the 90s have been trickling back into the mainstream. Chokers are making a comeback if you’ve been noticing streetwear on the way to the office or people watching on a night out. This necklace style can be worn casually, but also with a formal look (especially if your choker is made from solid gold). Pair it with a simple formal look, or a dramatic gown the choker is the perfect accent. For a similar, yet more dramatic look opt instead for a bib necklace to capture the attention of the room

Tassel Earrings &  Necklaces

Tassels are all over the runways. Dripping with stones or metal chains, they can add bohemian charm, edgy elegance or a victorian vibe to any any outfit.

Pops of Color

Just because summer is over, doesn’t mean the color from your wardrobe has to be. But instead of the brighter colors that come to mind during the hotter months, swap your mindset for the broodier colors for the crisper months.