Style + Beauty

Made to Wear

Redesigning heirloom jewelry to be worn — not stored. Article by Arsine Kaloustian For decades, Arlex Jewelry, Watches and Clocks  in Lake Worth has been synonymous with time. Known for the quiet precision of its clocks and the disciplined artistry of its watchmaking, the house has long been trusted with objects meant to last — and to be passed down. But to know Arlex only as “the clock people” is to miss the fuller picture. At its core, Arlex is a jeweler. Not simply a retailer, but a...

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The Space Between Us

How Bedroom Clutter Can Quietly Undermine Your Relationship Article by Arsine Kaloustian Valentine’s Day is traditionally framed as a celebration of romance—flowers, gestures, grand declarations of love. But in the quieter rhythms of daily life, intimacy is often shaped less by spectacle and more by environment. As the new year settles in and many couples find themselves rethinking their spaces, the bedroom emerges as an unexpectedly powerful place to begin. According to professional...

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Love in The Digital Age

In an era of infinite choice, commitment has become the rarest luxury Article by Rose Lambert, Palm Beach Matchmaker The Illusion of Ease The digital age promises efficiency in nearly every aspect of life—including love. Dating apps offer endless profiles at our fingertips. Social media expands our networks far beyond geography or circumstance. Algorithms claim to know who we are compatible with before we do. On the surface, meeting someone has never seemed easier. And yet, meaningful...

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The Real Deal

On fresh flowers, memory, and emotion Article by Arsine Kaloustian | Photography by Chelsea Victoria Ross There’s a reason the scent of peonies can transport you back to your grandmother’s garden, or why the feel of a freshly cut rose petal can stir a smile without a word. Flowers are not merely decorative accents; they are powerful sensory and emotional catalysts deeply embedded in the human experience. For more than five thousand years, flowers have been cultivated not for utility but for...