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Philip Stein Wine Wands

Filed under: Wine

Philip Stein is well known for using naturally occurring frequencies to enhance luxury products and now the technology has been applied the art of drinking wine. It can be a pain to let a freshly opened bottle of wine have the time it needs to breath and reach its optimal flavors and aroma, but with one of Philip Stein's Wine Wands you won't have to wait more than 5 minutes. Encapsulated glass jewels replicate the natural frequencies of air and oxygen and speed up the aeration process. The wands are available in full or travel sizes and come in almost any color your heart desires. $325 - $525

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Philip Stein Fruitz Ladies Watches

by Ariel Adams (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Timepieces / Watches

In what might just be a genius line of new affordable women's watches, Philip Stein offers up a 'healthy tasty treat' with these new Fruitz ladies' watches. It isn't so much that the idea of making fruit into watches is genius, but the execution thereof is perfect. Highly colorful ladies watches are certainly in - as are ones that are not too expensive. The concept here is that Philip Stein was able to connect the colors with tangible things that people know and enjoy. The watch dials are meant to resemble a juicy fruit cut in half. Hour markers for example are supposed to look like seeds. The colorful equations come in several styles (five shown) and are rightly given names such as, Watermelon, Coconut, Blueberry, Papaya, Grapefruit, Raspberry, Plum, and Orange. There are many ways of expressing your favorite fruit through the potential available colors. The dials have a soft sunburst pattern and three dimension face with curved chapter ring and applied numerals.

Inside the watches are quartz movements and something that Philip Stein calls their "natural frequency technology." I've never personally tested it myself, but it is supposed to make the wearer feel better. The cases are in polished steel (or gold plated) and the straps are rubber. The seconds hand is curved, a style I think Philip Stein borrowed from the stylish Japan only Seiko Galante watches. The Fruitz watches retail at $225 each and should be available in Philip Stein boutiques and stores such as Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom this month.

Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.

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Philip Stein Luxury Store To Bathe Shoppers In A Sense Of Well Being

by Ariel Adams (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Jewelry, Timepieces / Watches

Luxury items and watch maker Philip Stein is opening up their first "Americas" store this fall. Interestingly enough the boutique store will be opened in Cozumel, Mexico - likely to due a large volume of wealthy tourists. Instead of just 'any store,' the shop will focus on an unique and immersive shopping environment. Philip Stein called it their "Natural Frequency Technology," and the idea is to create a calming and personalized shopping experience for luxury buyers. The theme of the technology is to harmonize the shopper's Chi energy. To do this they will be presented with messaging in the form of video, verbal information, and hands on experiences with the products. Imagery in the store will impress upon customers the various design elements of the products as well as the unique design prowess of Philip Stein. Through that process the customer is apparently prone to staying calm, relaxed, and open to purchases.

The whole idea is to create a sense of well being in the customers to the point that they are so impressed with their experience at the shop, they themselves become individual Philip Stein brand ambassadors. Customer testimonials are the best type of advertising if you can manage to get it. Pictured above is a Philip Stein Sport Chronograph with dual quartz movements and rubber accents. Retail is about $1,600 with prices on Philip Stein watches going up from that. Don't miss Philip Stein's "Wine Wand" as well and other interesting luxury themed products and watches.

Via National Jeweler.

Ariel Adams publishes the watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.

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