"The new David Yurman Meteorite collection looks amazing. David Yurman dares to use a stone that is truly out of this world: 4-billion-year-old Gibeon Meteorite. It fell in Namibia in prehistoric times, but its first recorded discovery was in 1836. This remarkable stone features crystals of iron and nickel that give it its distinctive patterns. To know that it is some of the oldest material known to mankind is truly astonishing. To wear the ring, tags, cuff links and bracelets it is to carry a piece of the heaven with you."
http://trendland.com/the-david-yurman-meteorite-collection/
The collection is pretty spectacular, and therefore the video introduction for it needed be too and it is. It is so professional and swanky. I actually looked into getting a ring myself it's that good at selling it. Can you imagine holding something so old though I bet they have an empherial power to them.
What I like most about this video is the attention to detail, and the way it's played back slower in such high quality to give it a pace that makes it feel like times stood still for this meteorite and give it a real earthly power. The power is in the pace, the repetition of shapes, soft lighting on the edges and impeccable composition it makes for a really strong and professional opening to the collection and just screams high quality luxury.
What I like most about this video is the attention to detail, and the way it's played back slower in such high quality to give it a pace that makes it feel like times stood still for this meteorite and give it a real earthly power. The power is in the pace, the repetition of shapes, soft lighting on the edges and impeccable composition it makes for a really strong and professional opening to the collection and just screams high quality luxury.
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