Hello, this is Carol Walton, the voice of jewellery. We're coming to the end of the season soon,

and we'll be doing a special episode where I answer any questions you might have. And send them to me.

You can message me on Instagram at Carol Walton or via the website, but I hope whatever episode you've got

queued up now, you really enjoy. And thanks for listening.

Don't you ever not make me be a barely cutting. That's so beautiful. They immerse you there.

And that is a gift itself. All of these shows have an element of emotion to them that I don't necessarily experience at other shows.

Even last night, it was so beautiful.

It was more of a minimal fashion show last night.

The clothes were less kind of over the top.

But the simplicity and the setting and, you know, this historical,

magical village, it's always, I feel like I believe Adulchingabana Alta experience smarter.

Welcome to If Jewels Could Talk. I'm Carol Walton, the voice of jewelry, an author, broadcaster,

and the woman who initiated the role of Jewelry editor at magazines like Tapler and British Vogue.

This is a podcast for everyone. For people who do like jewelry, for people who don't realize they like jewellery, and anyone intrigued by fascinating

facts, new ideas and forgotten histories. So please join me as I tell sparkly tales meeting

sorts of people delving into four centuries of jewellery culture and investigate what's happening

now.

This week we have a special episode for you.

I've just been in Puglia with Doche and Cabana,

seeing the Alta Moda, Alta Salatorio,

and most importantly, the Alta Joalaria show.

And not least because the designers, Domenico D'Ote and Stefano Gubana, were unveiling a new book curated and written by myself called Dolte and Gabana, Alta Juala Ria,

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