14-kt. Yellow Gold Emerald Cross Ring
Accentuate your jewelry collection with this emerald cross ring.
A simple and lovely piece, it features a finely crafted band in 14-karat yellow gold (weighing 1.55 grams), highlighted by an alluring 3-mm round emerald gemstone (0.15 total gem weight) in the center of a cross.
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An elegant fashion accessory as well as a useful timepiece, this Mount Royal woman's stainless steel chronograph watch adds an elegant touch to any wardrobe. It features a lavender dial surrounded by brilliant CZs on both sides of the case. It is further enhanced by silvertone hands, numerals, and a date display in the 4 o'clock position. Three chronograph subdials keep track of time intervals down to one-tenth of a second.
Features include:
Stainless steel case
CZ accents on bezel
Luminescent silvertone hands
Silvertone hour markers and numbers
Lavender dial
Date display at 4 o'clock
Chronograph subdials
Myota Japanese movement
Water resistant to 50 meters
Croco-print lavender leather strap
Deployment clasp
All measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed dimensions.
Women's watch bands can be sized to fit 6.5-inch to 7.5-inch wrists.
Ivan Passer's BORN TO WIN is a fascinating, though widely overlooked, time capsule that reflects the down-and-dirty New York City of the early 1970s. In a career filled with memorable performances, George Segal is once again astounding as J, a heroin addict whose life has begun to spiral out of control. No longer interested in being a hairdresser, J spends his days searching for another fix. Along the way, he meets Parm (Karen Black), another weary soul who clings desperately to J. As J gets more and more lost in the haze of his addiction, he must face up to the junky life that has trapped him.BORN TO WIN marks Czech director Passer's first foray into American filmmaking. While his unflinchingly honest approach to the material may have contributed to the picture's lackluster box office return (as opposed to, say, Jerry Shatzberg's THE PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK), the film nonetheless remains a vital contribution to the canon of 1970s American cinema. This can be largely attributed to Segal and Black, who have never been better. Robert De Niro even shows up for a pre-MEAN STREETS appearance.DVD Features:Region 1Generic CaseAudio: (unspecified) - English and other unspecified languagesInteractive Features: Scene Access
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