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HOUSE OF FORTUNY

Thalia Jewelry designer Rachel Clinnick’s inspiration stems from the Fashion House of Fortuny. Designer Mariano Fortuny presented many talents such as painting, photography, sculpting, architecture, and etching but among those his most notable achievement of all was his strong infatuation with and dedication to fashion. Fortuny rebelled against the styles that were largely popular during his time period and focused on vivid colors, pleated hemlines, and Grecian silhouettes. His opulence in the modern era combined with timeless design is his signature. Rachel describes the House of Fortuny as iconic for all things luxury, art and design. She draws huge inspiration from their color scheme and draws from it closely in her current collection. “I just think Mariano was a master of his craft.” – Rachel Clinnick

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LOVE IS IN THE AIR

San Francisco is a great place to get engaged, married, and celebrate love.  And now you can get a custom piece designed specifically for your desires and tastes with our exclusive Bridal Collection at Sarah Shaw, and experience one on one appointments with our very own designer. Sarah Shaw is located at

3095 Sacramento Street ( at Baker)

San Francisco, CA 94115

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A Visit to Croatia and Italy

A few of our favorite photos from Mark Barbagelata’s trip to Italy and Croatia. He spotted these ancient Roman pots at his hotel in Trieste, Italy. The photo of the doorway was taken in Rovinj, Croatia. The history, colors, and textures are such an inspiration to us.

Chateau Rochendaal

This abandoned gem is located in Sint- Truiden, Belgium. It was built in 1881 by Jean Henri Paul Ulens for himself and his bride, Marie. They lived there until the Nazi invasion, after which the Nazis made it their own. Since then it has housed Belgian pilots training in nearby fields, but has remained empty since it was vacated in 1996.

We love the Victorian details and murals of this beautifully decayed home.

Ancient Roman Coins Discovered


Archeologists found more than 30,000 Roman Coins in an ancient Roman bath located in Bath, England. The silver coins were stumbled upon on the construction site of a new hotel. The coins date back to 270 A.D. Here are our Ancient Roman Coin Bangles.