Front wheel and blue bodywork of the Ford GT.

Emily Riemer’s Jewelry Shoot with a Blue Ford GT

March 21, 2020

Emily Riemer joined us for a jewelry photo shoot with Larry Coe’s blue Ford GT at Diamonds By Raymond Lee. The 2020 feature brought together her connection to fishing, our jewelry styling and the cars that are part of the Diamonds & Donuts community.

Layered Necklaces and Mixed Metals

The styling used necklaces of different lengths and widths: a white gold Cuban link, a two tone diamond Cuban link and a diamond tennis necklace. The original description listed 29.46 carats for the tennis necklace. Diamond studs kept the earrings simple beside the layered chains.

On the wrist, Emily wore a diamond set Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and a rose gold Cuban link bracelet. The original listing described the watch’s added stones as CVD diamonds, meaning laboratory grown diamonds. That customization should not be presented as a factory gem set AP or as proof of natural diamond origin. The bracelet was listed as 14k rose gold with 5 carats of diamonds.

Rings from the Styling Session

A platinum pear diamond engagement ring, listed at 5.6 carats, was paired with an 18k white gold eternity ring described as 7.33 carats of emerald cut diamonds. A separate interlocking ring mixed rose and white gold with diamond accents. These figures come from the historical descriptions.

A grading report, if available for a current piece, should be checked for the actual stone’s details. The former asking price and broad “highest quality” language do not establish present value or grading.

The Ford GT

Larry Coe brought the blue Ford GT with its dark center stripe and orange accents for the shoot. The original story described it as a 2019 Carbon Series example. Our gallery includes the wheel, rear lights and interior controls as well as portraits beside the car.

The photo shoot reflected the mix of interests found at Diamonds & Donuts. Previous gatherings brought together a wide range of cars and raised support for local causes. An April 2020 event invitation in the old article has expired; contact us for current plans.

Using the Photos for Inspiration

Notice how the different chain lengths keep the necklaces distinct, while mixed metals connect the bracelet and rings. The gallery preserves the original photographs, including the separate closing jewelry image. Ask about current pieces before assuming anything from the shoot is still for sale.