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PAUL AND MICHELLINE SYJUCO

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The future is golden

By Ana G. Kalaw | November 6, 2009 - 12:00am

You’d expect futuristic jewelry to be very geometric and hard-edged, perhaps wide, thick silver cuffs that cover the entire arm or a solid heavy necklace that seems to beam out laser rays from a huge polished...

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