The royal families are loyal to the brand of Baccarat. This maker of exquisite glassware and lightings has sold many of its creations to the blue blood of France, Japan, Russia, Arabia, Morocco, India and even to the White House. Established in France in 1764, the brand has always striven to deliver ingenious handcrafted work of the highest quality to the world.

We are informed that even today the crystal used in many of the Baccarat design is hand crafted in the village of Baccarat that is situated in Loraine, eastern France. And that is the reason why these precious ices are so divine. Of all the things, Baccarat is best known for its chandeliers like the one the Maharajah of Gwalior ordered for his new Palace. This chandelier weighed a ton.

Then there were the candlebras especially created for Czar Nicolas II’s St. Petersburg Winter Palace. To match the aura of the client, Baccarat lends ethereal qualities to its creations with the incomparable luster of crystals. It is believed that nothing emits light better than the Baccart crystal and nothing tastes better than the one drunk from a Baccarat crystal glass.

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Rumours say that Swarovski might just put a stop to its catering business, we mean catering their crystals to other luxury obejects. So before that happens why don’t you get enough dose of the famous ices before you can’t find them on any other products other than those manufactured by the brand itself. Billionairexchange.com is acutioning five exquisite and rather unususal crystal chandeliers that apparently were made on a special order by a German company.

Pertaining to some unforseen circumstances, these five could not be delivered to the person who originally ordered them and so now they are available for online auction. Just so you know, all of these chandeliers are plated with gold and made from genuine STRASS Swarovski-crystal.

Each chandelier unique from the rest due to it size and pattern. And perhaps, that is the reason why they are calling the auction UNIQUE CHANDELIERS to attract bidders. The opening bit is touted to be near $1,800,000. The auction is on and will end on 5 Septmenber.

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Mmmmmmm…somehow we can linger in the feeling for a long long time. We are referring to the delight of discovering something luxe that is eco-friendly too. The new status that recycling has acrrived at vis-a-vis the richie richs of the world, is truly amazing. Nowadays, no one scrunched their noses when someone tells them that so and so attractive item has been made from useless objects.

The same inspiration caught on Mexican-Brazilian artist Carolina Fontoura who has now given such a wonderful craft to the world that no one can stop raving about her. What she really done is experimented with old bicycle chains to create luxuriously elegant lamps and chandeliers to suit your high-end decor.

Carolina’s first solo show Connect is on and she is displaying all these lighting creations of hers. Everyone is impressed with the fact that her works look heavy and delicate at the same time. The touch of the Victorian era is quite evident along with DIY and bike culture. We hope these hit the markets soon.

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