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"    There is an actual piaget rose \u2014 a long-stemmed bloom, bred in the early 1980s, notable for its hot pink color and heady scent, and a lushness often compared to a peony&amp;#039;s. Bouquets of the flowers lined tables at a luncheon at New York&amp;#039;s La Grenouille celebrating the sort of flower the jewelry company is better known for: the diamond kind. The Rose collection features rings in white chalcedony, diamonds, and sapphires ($29,000) and necklaces in pink opal and amethyst (price on request), as well as watches and bracelets. (If garden variety Piaget roses seem more feasible in the immediate future, they can be ordered at globalrose.com. Allow a week for delivery.) piaget.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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