Ellizabeth Taylor'S Love For Jewelry Is Well Known.

In a recent collection of jewellery art exhibition named Ellizabeth Taylor and Bvlgari, six original costumes of Cleopatra and seven jewels of Taylor's love were exhibited, so that people could get close to Taylor's love and legend.

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It is divided into two parts, part of the costume and art decoration, showing Taylor's costume in "Cleopatra", as well as the 3D art device created by the young designer Andrea Mancuso (Andrea Mancuso) and Emilia Serra (Emilia Serra) based on Taylor's jewels.

During filming, Taylor had about 65 sets of handmade costumes, which cost up to $194800, and one of them was 24K.

The costumes produced are also displayed on the spot.

Another part of the exhibit is the one Taylor used to wear.

Jewellery.

In Ellizabeth Taylor: my love story and jewels, Taylor wrote: "watching these beautiful jewels always evoke memories of good memories, and all memories and people I have seen in my life are my gifts."

Lucia Poscani, director of brand and collection department of Bvlgari (Lucia Boscaini), collectors Taylor's jewellery every year at a Geneva auction.

The seven jewels on display were bought from Christie's auction in 2011.

It included the first gift from her fifth husband and Hollywood actor Richard Burton (Richard Burton) - a emerald ring, the only 23.44 karat octagonal step Cut Emerald Brooch that Taylor wore on the two wedding day, and the 40 year old birthday gift from Burton to Taylor - a Burma jewel Necklace studded with about 65 karat carat.

"Taylor had been married eight times, two of whom were Burton.

Cleopatra is the two person's love affair.

Jewelry and costumes tell the story of two people.

The exhibition can bring more people closer to Taylor and Taylor. "

Lucia told us.