Precious Pearls.

I know I haven't posted much on this site lately and I still plan to keep it to a minimum but of course, I still want to be able to share with you a few of my favorite things. 

Pearls. It's one of the easiest thing to wear and the most basic jewelry piece to have. 

Start out with a good quality so that it will last until your grandchildren's kids will still be able to enjoy them! 

A simple necklace such as this goes with just about any color of clothes.

The dangling pearls are detachable so that you may wear the top part on its own. 

And change the top part as much as you want. Adding the pearl will give it a little movement on the ear yet keeping the whole thing classy. 

Stay tuned for more. 

Why Jul Loves Lucy.

It was the easiest shoot ever. I mean, how difficult can it be when the subject is Lucy Torres Gomez? Her flawless skin, svelte body, luscious long soft hair and the unparalleled beauty makes her the perfect model for Jul B. Dizon. 

It is our 6th year of working together and I see another 20 years more. Perhaps in the near future, my daughters will shoot Julianna Gomez and start their own colorful and gem-filled relationship. 

Sara Black doing what she does best. 

Jerome Chang knows exactly what Lucy wants. 

The outcome of the shoot? Prepare to be AMAZED! 

Thank you to Dennis Lustico for the haute couture. Your bloggerina with her present and future muse.

Owl in Town!

As seen on Town and Country, September 2011 issue. 

I designed the owl brooch with tsavorite, carahorn and brown diamonds mounted in yellow gold. 

Vanessa Wynn in Jul B. Dizon.

Photo by Filbert Kung.

Ruffa G. in Jul B. Dizon.

The beautiful Ruffa Gutierrez wears Jul B. Dizon for Paparazzi last Sunday. Styled by Alyanna Martinez.

Glossy Exposure, re-post.

METRO SOCIETY

Anton Baretto asked me if I am willing to be featured in Versus, a comparison article between 2 people in Metro Society magazine. I asked whom I am being compared to and was told that it was Ana Rocha. Owner of Rocks by Ana Rocha. She owns a whole lot of other things too but there's too many to mention. Anyway, Ana is a friend of mine and of course, I agreed to be part of it mainly because it is Anton asking.

Anyway, for my millions of fans out there, here's what this VS article says for the the August-September, Luxury Issue, 2008.








To read the interview, you just gotta get your copy! C'mon, don't get cheap on me.

TOWN AND COUNTRY

And for the Town and Country September issue, Gretchen Cojuangco graces the cover. Inside, Rorie Carlos produces a section about jewelry and Jul B. Dizon Jewellery is included.

Re-Post!

It starts out with the materials.

The ROCKS this time were 15 strands of round amethyst beads and 2 carved jade pieces. I decided to make a necklace with an Oriental touch to it but without a lot of details and froo-froo. Just clean and simple lines will be enough to make a statement piece.

On PAPER, my pencil and Chinese food (for inspiration, you know) inspired me to draw this up and I instantly fell in love with it. My client would surely like and look great wearing it.




Coloring the design is very important so that the workers get a better idea of what you want the piece to look like.




It then goes to our goldsmith, stone setter and polisher. The beads go directly to our restringer and the final outcome took my breath away. I am happy. I feel like God. I guess all designers feel this way. Something that you just draw up will come to life. Something in the mind becomes something you can hold and touch and wear.





And on the NECK, this is what it looks like. How fun isn't it?


Thanks to MPdG for stripping in my store just so I can take this photo. BWA HA HA HA!