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"   Photo: House of Harlow 1960  Do you ever wish you could turn your favorite piece of costume jewelry into real gold? Peppered with real diamonds or sprinkled with rubies and sapphires instead of Swarovski crystals? If yes, Nicole Richie&amp;#039;s heard your prayers. When Richie ventured into the world of design she started with a jewelry collection under the label House of Harlow 1960. Since then she&amp;#039;s also debuted Winter Kate, a range of sort-of-hippie-but-still-chic clothes often spotted in Hollywood and Manhattan alike. Now, she&amp;#039;s adding fine jewelry to her resume. Richie&amp;#039;s taking signature HOH pieces and remaking them in fine materials. She wore one, the sunburst ring, to the Met gala on Monday night. The sunburst holds a natural grey diamond slice in an asymmetrical micro pave setting. Other styles, like the long, knuckle covering ring, use black rhodium to plate the gold and the diamonds. The one off pieces will be available to purchase by special request, and run upward of $50,000 (as a set). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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