The Nobel Jewellery Prize 2010
Published: 15.10.2010

Last week the winners of the Nobel Prize 2010 were presented. Experiments with a very thin – as close as you get to two dimensional - super conductive material, was rewarded. Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov got the Nobel Prize in physics for their work with graphene, a material made of carbon atoms.
Now you will probably think we are suffering of megalomania, and maybe we are, but we would like to present the Jewellery Nobel Prizes of 2010.
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Value, Imitation, and Perception in Contemporary Jewellery. Spotlight Artworks by Klimt02
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