Jewelry Designer Palma Picasso &Nbsp; The Most Famous Fashion Icon In The World.

Palma Picasso's jewelry design talent was quickly displayed on the stage of drama.

With the help of Xing, she made a series of Rhine stone necklace from Folie-Bergeres's swimwear and was praised by critics.

Inspired by Paloma Picasso, he decided to return to campus and receive formal training in jewelry design and production to give full play to this talent.

A year later, Paloma Picasso showed her first works to Yves Saint Laurent, a friend and fashion designer.

Eve Szentloran immediately asked her to design a set of jewelry for her fashion series.

Later, Paloma Picasso also designed gold jewelry for House of Zolotas, which absorbed a lot of practical knowledge of jewelry making, and made her design skills more perfect.

In 1973, Paloma Picasso's father passed away.

She temporarily suspended the jewelry design and arranged his father's legacy for the construction of the Picasso Museum in Paris.

In 1979, Tiffany design director John Loring invited Paloma Picasso to design cutlery for an exhibition of Tiffany.

In second years, Tiffany launched the first exclusive design of jewelry series by Paloma Picasso.

This series of jewelry is novel and pleasing, with bold style, such as graffiti on the wall, brightly colored and contrasting.

Paloma's 18 K gold and sterling silver jewelry are smooth or delicate, or show unique bump and texture, with all kinds of rare stones. Each design is dazzling, energetic and full of designer's rich imagination.

Ms. Picasso likes to express her design concept with unique shapes, chain links and woven texture. Her color matching is also unique. She has won the reputation of the top designers in the contemporary international jewelry industry.

In her many years of cooperation with Tiffany, she has created many unparalleled treasures, including some precious necklace with giant and precious stones.

John Loring evaluated Paloma Picasso's design as "strong chic and unique style".

John Loring said: "Paloma Picasso and Tiffany both pursue simple jewelry design.

X series, scribble series, zigzag series and graffiti series all perfectly show Ms. Picasso's design features.

In addition, a large number of gold jewelry with a variety of dazzling gemstones, vividly reflects the lifelong love of Picasso for bright colors and rich modeling.

In recognition of Paloma Picasso's achievements in jewelry design, two museums in the United States have collected her works for long-term exhibitions.

The Smithsonian Institution s National Museum has collected a string of 396.30 Smithson necklace, designed by Paloma Picasso, with a collection of spodumene.

She designs another bracelet with 408.63 carat Moonstone and a "lightning" shape with a broken drill, which is exhibited at the field history museum in Chicago.

In 1988, Paloma Picasso won the award of "women in the fashion world" in the "starry night" held by The Fashion Group. Her design achievement won her MODA Award for The Hispanic Designers Inc..

She also ranks among the "best dressed international celebrities".

In 2005, when celebrating the 25th anniversary of Tiffany's exclusive designer, Ms. Picasso designed a luxurious Necklace decorated with 28.94 carat tanzanes and colorful stones on the Pearl of the South Pacific.

In 2010, when working with Tiffany for 30 years, Paloma Picasso launched three new jewellery series: Paloma 's Marrakesh, Hammered Circles and Paloma' s Dove, which perfectly explained its timeless design technology and quality.