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rinfl!Orefc.She's Up to Elbows in DiamondsBV GAILE DUGAS NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK (NEA)—Though the average woman would feel that being up to her elbows in diamonds was a dream come true.Marianne Ostier finds it a rhnl-lunge combined with hard work.As the only woman in the wurld who designs diamond jewelry, she turns out gem-laden pieces for royalty, movie stars—or anyone else who has the price of a $30,000 ring.Mrs. Ostier feels that diamonds are a girl’s best friend because, she explains, it's the one stone which suits all complexions.”In her own establishment on Fifth Avenue. Mrs. Ostier designs versatile, convertible pieces which have earned her an international reputation. She works in a room which has purple walls, purple velvet furniture and a modem “work bench” suspended from purple velvet ropes. %Working with Marianne Ostier is her huiband. Oliver, who handles all business details. They first met in Vienna, where Marianne was an accredited silversmith, a portrait painter, and a sculptor. The Ostiers began both llioir marriage and ihoir business partnership in Vienna, tn the late 1930‘s they fled Vienna to escape the Nazis. Finally, in Rio lt;Ie Jan-lero, in 1938. the American consul got them United States visas.Though she works in diamonds, rubies, emeralds, pearls and amethysts, Mrs. Ostier believes thatThe set ion Is fa sent spe-who wea awry, rev the tops Willi c tiny safet this diffi your bo? esty, and stay and The pi side the Plncemei spond U straps ci taken tc showing The i through across t dress. Tl around t dcr and They are once mo; your wais how benrLopezdkMarianne Ostier, ordy wuman designer of diamond jewelry in the world, is shown with a few of the glittering pieces which have earned her an inter national reputation.ubfulIrimnMrs. B resided r the hows W. An I hi Mrs. Dai: imiucdiat Minn., w lives.Drown and while shelled eggs arc exactly the same when it comes to food value, quality and flavor.TUES.-WED.-THURSA foil Line in gems: shown on the hands of Marianne Ostier, their designer, are diamonds valued at $41,-000.Frerr? Vi Ion pick-ups on trp fo 2 ton model* there's a Stude-bakcr tnick just right for hundreds of baulioe needs. Choice of two great Studcbaker truck engincu for superb, low cost performance.DAYSNOWFIRST TRUCKS WITHrtrrOr-used whenever possible. !enough in rnnconl brassiere straps, i with trim cover up jarkcls accent- sigh for ;Even sun dresses get special at-;with nockSines simpler and square, in£ long lines on lapels. |far smarttenlion, with shuuliier straps wide but cut m a wav to conceal bulges, I There's nu need for women to I their age
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Idaho State Journal
Pocatello, Idaho, US
Tue, Jul 18, 1950
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