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Van Cleef & Arpels is launching their largest heritage exhibition at the ArtScience Museum in Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. The exhibition, called "The Art & Science of Gems", will showcase over 400 creations from 230 minerals from the French National Museum of Natural History's collection. It will be segmented into themes tracing the story of gemstones from mining to crafting to being part of heirlooms. The exhibition aims to showcase the brand's excellence in craftsmanship and passion for precious stones over their century of creative jewelry making. It will include innovative digital tools and be complemented by workshops when it premieres on April 23rd.
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