
Kong reports on Bulgari's 'Eternal Jewels' exhibition in Singapore, the brand's first retrospective in Southeast Asia. This event showcased over 60 vintage Bulgari jewels from the 1910s to the 1990s, including a highlight collection of Elizabeth Taylor's personal pieces, offering a rare glimpse into Bulgari's rich heritage.










































































The 1966 Ford Mustang represents a significant year for the model, building on the initial success of its introduction. This reference is part of the first generation, which established the Mustang as a distinct category of American automobile. It continued to offer a range of body styles and engine options, allowing for considerable personalization and appealing to a broad market segment. The 1966 model year saw refinements rather than radical changes, solidifying its design language and market position.
The vehicle's construction typically featured a steel unibody chassis. Various engine configurations were available, including inline-six and V8 options, paired with manual or automatic transmissions. Specific dimensions varied slightly depending on the body style, such as coupe, convertible, or fastback. The interior offered a functional layout, with instrumentation focused on driver information.
This reference holds interest for collectors due to its place in the early history of the Mustang and its enduring popularity. The availability of different engine and trim levels means that specific examples can vary widely in their features and performance. It remains a recognizable and sought-after classic, often celebrated at automotive events worldwide.
Elizabeth Taylor’s personal jewelry collection was touted as one of the greatest ever assembled; this is partly because of the superlative quality of the collection, and partly because of our profound fascination with the woman who wore them. In 1961 Elizabeth Taylor arrived in Rome to star as Isis, Queen of the Nile in the cinematic magnum opus Cleopatra. In Rome, this era was known as the Golden Age of cinema; the movie studio Cinecittà was located just outside of town, attracting hoards of in
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