Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt design jewellery
Daily News | Emily O'Brien | November 17, 2009
What the..? Celebrity lines are often rather predictable, but we can safely say we didn’t see this one coming: Brangelina are the latest designer duo in the jewellery world.
We kid you not, Hollywood’s hottest couple are dabbling in jewellery design as they create a capsule collection for high-end jewellery label Asprey.
The limited edition collection, called ‘The Protector’, takes inspiration from Angelina’s penchant for snakes and serpents and is made up of gold pieces and silver accessories which will sell in London, New York, Beverly Hills, Tokyo and Dubai later this week.
It’s not just jewellery either, those silver accessories we mentioned are baby accessories. Er, right. We’ll reserve judgement on the baby stuff, but the jewellery has definitely got our attention, what with black diamonds and emerald-set rings – plus we’ve always been partial to a snake shaped jewel.
Though, on close inspection, it seems we shouldn’t be so surprised: according to WWD, Brad has previously created pieces for Italian jeweller Damiani, and the couple have also commissioned pieces from Asprey privately. Who knew?
Prices start at $525 for a baby silver spoon, and all net proceeds from sales will go to Education Partnership for Children of Conflict – a charity cofounded by Angelina in 2006.
They chose the right image to design. when you see a pair of snakes, do remember Anglina and if you see Anglina, please, do remember about the two snakes !
Personally I don’t think that Mr. Handsome has received enough accolades for his humanitarian efforts. In my opinion a lot of celebrity do-gooders are totally phony and engage in so called good deeds merely for positive publicity. I have to say that I don’t think that George is one of the phonies out there in the world of celbrity do-gooders. I admire what he is doing for the Haitian people. I wish more celebrities were as real as he is when it comes to helping out those less fortunate in the world. So kudos to George and his desire to make this world a better place.