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The Bogberry laid down an encouraging marker for its more earnest Guineas candidates (apparently led by Jupiter Pluvius) when third in the Craven Stakes at Newmarket last week, while Moonstone made an excellent debut here behind Winchester, one of Weld's winners.
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By then Rosanna has drowned herself on the Shivering Sands, and the mystery of the moonstone has made suspects of them all.
Whether they are built to withstand blistering mountain-face conditions, like the Lucid jacket from Moonstone, or simply made for some cool swanning about town, like a raccoon-trimmed vest from Burberry, all these jackets will wear warmly and well.
The Los Angeles-based jeweler Irene Neuwirth decided to go bold with her fall collection, which she designed around this striking pendant, made of chrysoprase, moonstone, aquamarine, rose of France and onyx.
So we made her a bracelet of moonstones in a delicate, Byzantine, 18-karat pink gold setting.
The first, Lalique's corsage ornament called "Dragonfly Woman," is a remarkable piece of jewelry made of gold, enamel, chrysoprase, moonstones and diamonds.
The necklace, and similar ones worn at this season's couture shows, represents a trend that jewelers are hoping will bail them out in the current listless market: "fashion jewelry" made from semiprecious stones like amethyst and moonstone and seldom-used minerals like chalcedony, chrysoprase and amazonite.
The Girl on the Train is being trumpeted with all the noise that a major Hollywood studio can make; The Moonstone will be shown on five consecutive days.
Among the more than 50 objects will be an 1896 perfume bottle shaped like an acorn, an 1889 writing case made of enamel, silk, garnet, gold and turquoise, and a brooch made with moonstones, platinum and diamonds.
For years, the usual suspect was Wilkie Collins, who made the great leap from Poe's short stories to the Victorian triple-decker novel with "The Moonstone," published in 1868.
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