• Trinity pearls necklace with yellow gold, pink gold, white gold, freshwaterpearls and diamonds.
    Photo by Vincent Wulveryck © Cartier
  • Trinity pearl ring with yellow gold, pink gold, white gold, freshwater pearlsand diamonds.
    Photo by Vincent Wulveryck © Cartier
  • Trinty pearls pendant earrings with yellow gold, pink gold, white gold,freshwater pearls and diamonds.
    Photo by Vincent Wulveryck © Cartier

  • The view at The Grove doesn’t get much better than the rooftop bar.
    Photo by Debora Smail/Greater Houston Convention and Visitors Bureau
  • Cheers to the patio at Americas River Oaks, which overlooks West Gray Streetwith its bustling retail centers.
    Americas/Facebook
  • For first-time Houston visitors, you can’t beat dinner at Spindletop, the city’sonly revolving restaurant perched high atop the Hyatt Regency
    Photo by Taggart Sorensen/Hyatt Regency Houston/Facebook
  • Baba Yega, an eclectic, quintessential Montrose mainstay, has myriad of rooms,but if you choose the ones looking over the gardens or patios, you’re in for atreat.
  • Nestled in the Gardens of Bammel Lane, a privately owned historical mecca of19th century Houston homes, Phil & Derek's restaurant and wine/jazz bar backs upto the gorgeous garden.
    Photo by K.C. Taffinder/Phil & Derek's/Facebook

  • The coral, gold and diamond necklace is an original design by Wayne Smith ofWayne Smith Jewels.
    Photo by Karen Burd
  • Jewelry designer and dealer Wayne Smith has been in the business since startingwith Cartier in 1983.
    Photo by Karen Burd
  • The brooch was redesigned, a ruby replacing the original emerald, and detachablepearls added so that it can be worn as a necklace pendant.
  • The 30-carat ruby displayed with pearls.
    Photo by Karen Burd

  • Sommelier Vanessa Trevino-Boyd
  • Photo by Daniel Ortiz

  • The world's most expensive tequila bottle costs just $3.5 million.
    IBTimes.com
  • Designer Fernando Altamirano, far right, set 4,000 diamonds into the five-poundplatinum bottle.
    MostExpensiveTequila.com

  • A new Falcon 900EX will set you back some $30 million and the luxury is said tobe worth every penny.
    Courtesy Photo
  • Depending on configuration, the Falcon 900EX can seat 12 to 14 passengers.
    Courtesy Photo
  • Aircraft broker Janine Iannarelli, pictured here at fixed-base operator JetAviation, specializes in private and business jets.
    Photo by Karen Burd
  • Comfy sofas make for great trans-Atlantic sleeping.
    Courtesy Photo
  • Courtesy Photo
  • The galley can be outfitted with everything from a mini-fridge to customcabinets for crystal and china.
    Courtesy Photo