Holiday Inn City Centre Guangzhou

... stones and metal to form a gift that both of you can appreciate for a lifetime. Small rubies wandering through a web of platinum are the ultimate. But even a simple string of pearls will show how deeply you appreciate the one you&#8217;re with.<br><br> Jewelry isn&#8217;t just for women, either. But, then, neither is Valentine&#8217;s Day! A finely ...

Statement pieces were the order of the day from celebrities on the 2009 Oscar red carpet. Few chose to wear bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings together, instead most selected to wear either a single wrist cuff or necklace to maximize the glamour without looking vulgar.<br><br> For men designer jewellery and decoration<br><br> Perhaps with a nod to the current ...

One of the most commonly known and accepted facts of our world<br><br> You must have definitely noticed how every fashionable item you own becomes out of date so quickly. Then what will you do with all these outdated items that you own especially the expensive jewellery that you had bought? The solution then comes easy, instead of spending so ...

... for a night out on the town.<br><br> The attractiveness of stainless steel, most prominently seen in the watch segment, has found its way into fine jewelry for men. It has the same high polish appearance of platinum &#8211; and the durability &#8211; but is much more affordable. Stainless steel and other metals, such as silver and titanium, are gaining popularity in rings ...

We arrived at Chimelong Hotel after taking the 10:40 a.m. ferry from Kowloon (operated by CKS). The ferry ride was an easy 2 hour journey, for about $23 usd per ticket. After getting off the ferry, we boarded a free shuttle bus to the hotel. The hotel was the third stop on the shuttle, which lasted around 30 minutes. <br><br>The check-in at the hotel was a long process. Twenty minutes wait in line, then another 15 minutes to check in, despite having at least 8 ...

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... I must go check if such a ranking exists). I don't even like Starbucks to start with, but a year in Asia does funny things to you, and there ain't no other places around serving blueberry muffins, or let alone bread. My photo doesn't even do justice to the atmosphere at this Starbucks. At least a dozen well-spaced tables in outdoor seating under big tropical looking trees. Mmm... sippin' some coffee and reading the China Daily makes me feel like not exploring cities...

... who's researching the Australian architect that designed a lot of the buildings on Shamian Island. She's pretty cool but we were having several "heated discussions" over various international topics. It was fun though. The other one is decidedly more mixed European. They've got a wine/cigar room to peruse. There is also a straight Italian restaurant, actually run by an Italian guy. It has awesome food too. Can't remember the name, but its on Shamian ...

... pile, look at it then return it to the pile. It was instantly re-folded correctly and carefully placed back on the table. We assume that the girls each work on a commission - they were trying to each show us tops at the same time. It is most confusing. As is the system when you decide to purchase something. The sales girl writes details of your purchase on a piece of paper. You then take this piece of paper to the cash register located at the back of the store and pay ...

... 1.25). We took a few cabs back to the hotel, and a bunch of us decided that we wanted to go out again. We walked to a place that touted itself as a "Casino Club", although when we came it, it was really more like a cabaret show that had a Casino theme. As soon as we sat down at a table, we realized there was no dancing: only very expensive drinks with idle chat. We got out as soon as possible. We headed to another place called Pro Party, which ended up having decent dancing, with a ...