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Jewelry, Place, and the Language of Luxury

Fifth Avenue: Jewelry as Spectacle and Symbol

Madison Avenue: Jewelry as Dialogue

Two Streets, Two Languages of Value

​Seeing Value Differently

Downtown vs. Uptown: Two Languages of the New York Art World

Downtown: The Laboratory

Uptown: The Library

Two Economies, One Ecosystem

Collectors, Curators, Viewers

The Collector: Continuity

The Curator: Structure

The Viewer: Presence

A Quiet Distinction

Fairs, Galleries, Museums

The Fair: Compression

The Gallery: Intimacy

The Museum: Distance

Three Conditions of Seeing

Stones, Settings, Skin

The Stone: Potential

The Setting: Decision

The Skin: Time

Three Forms of Attention

On Legacy and Emotional Value: Reflections from Jewelry Auctions

The Auction Room as a Theater of Value

When Craft Becomes Memory

Legacy as a Form of Emotional Value

A Quiet Transfer of Meaning

Seeing Value in Motion: Reflections from Miami Art Week

Where Art and Capital Meet Quietly but Clearly

The Emotional Geography of Collecting

Craft as Capital

To See, To Choose, To Connect

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