Yes, a Swarovski boutique has finally opened in Kuala Lumpur at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, the leading retailer no less. The launch wsas officiated by YB Dato’s Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen, Minister of Tourism  together with Mr Adrian Meili (Counbtry Manager of Swaroski Crystal)  and Miss Joyce Yap, of Pavilion KL.

I personally love swarovski pearls, I think they are classy and has great value. Swarovski crystal was created in 1895 by Daniel Swaroski who envisaged  creating “jewels with  a soul”. Glistening, sparkling crystals  is  the spirit of Swarovski. As Dato Seri Dr Ng Yen Yen said, we are lucky that we now have swarovski jewelry on our very own shore and no longer need to travel out to buy these exquisite crystal pieces.

Adrian Meili, YB Dato’ Seri Ng Yen Yen , Joyce Yap flanked by models

Beautiful Marion Caunter in BCBG dress and Swarovski jewelry , emcee of the evening.

The opening of the new boutique also co-incided with their  Autumn/Winter 2010 collection. It is a collection dedicated to nature, entitled “Nature Reloaded”. There is  a certain mystical and instinctive air to the collection which  Creative Director Nathalie Colin wanted to  show the symbiotic relationship between spriritual quest and wonders of Nature.

The three themes are: Reptile Tectonic (sensual geometry) with colours in gold, brown and honey, check out their “Hella” minaudiere in bronze snake creation framed with brilliant Smoky Quartz  Crystal Mesh band. Purple Blossom (hypnotic flowers)  in bursts of violet, mauve and black.The designs are voluptuos and ultra feminine. Do check out their “Helium” line which features a more sculpted, layered design. Enchanted Microcosm (dreamlike) captures the spirit of an enchanted forest filled with dreamlike creatures like fairies and elves.  Elvis and Erika . in the form of an insect and a butterfly respectfully, in Pontiage finish is eye catching and playful and extremely eyecatching.

Prices start from RM200 for a charm bracelet.

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