Damiani 2007-08 with Paris Hilton

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Paris Hilton is still a wanted woman!

She has just been named the face of the new Bliss collection by famed Italian jeweler Damiani. I got an exclusive invite to catch up with the hotel heiress just moments ago at a Los Angeles studio, where she was shot for the launch of her three-year campaign by photographer Ellen Von Unwerth.

"It’s an honor to be part of this campaign," Hilton told me, adding, "I love fashion, and I love diamonds."

Hilton joins an impressive list of celebrities that have been associated with Damiani, including Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow. Pitt is also codesigner of the jeweler’s D Side collection.

Bliss will target a younger market for Damiani, with pieces in gold, stainless steel, wood, and, of course, diamonds. Prices will range from $60 to $3,000.

Proclaiming Hilton an "icon," Silvia Damiani, the company's vice president and director of style and communications, told me, "She's perfect. It's our young and our very fashionable line."

Hilton's Bliss campaign will run overseas for a year before hitting the U.S.

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Paris Hilton's New Gig, Jewelry Model
Posted Jul 30th 2007 10:02AM by Deidre Woollard
Filed under: Jewelry, Celebrity Shopping

Like Kate Moss before her, a little infamy hasn't hurt Paris Hilton's endorsement career. E Online reports that Paris is the face of the new Bliss collection by Italian jeweler Damiani. Paris was recently photographed for the launch of the three-year print campaign by photographer Ellen Von Unwerth. The Bliss line is the less pricey and more youthful line from the jeweler. Materials used in the pieces include gold, stainless steel, wood and diamonds and prices will range from $60 to $3,000. The higher-end line has featured Brad Pitt and Gwyneth Paltrow as models. Pitt designed his and Jennifer Aniston's wedding rings with Damiani and later sued them when the company sold the designs to the public. Paris Hilton's Bliss ads will run in magazines overseas for a year before invading the U.S.