Swarovski AG

Austrian producer of luxury cut lead glass ('crystal'), headquartered in Wattens. The company is split into two major industry areas, the Swarovski Kristall business unit that primarily works with luxury items and fashion design crystals, and the Tyrolit business unit that manufactures bonded abrasives as well as concrete sawing and drilling machinery.

John Bigelow Taylor

He is based in New York City. A photographer of works of art and along with his partner Dianne Dubler, is known for photographic essays on diverse subjects.

In 1972, John Bigelow Taylor and his partner, Dianne Dubler, embarked on a journey throughout southern Asia. While living in India, Afghanistan and Nepal they documented people and locations. After their travels in Asia, and with the help of Gillett Griffin, then curator of pre-Columbian art at Princeton University Art Museum, Taylor and Dubler expanded their range of photographic subjects to include antiquities, works of art, commercial work, architecture and interiors, and jewelry. Their first book, Within the Underworld Sky, was published in 1984.

Taylor has also collaborated with Paul Gottlieb, then editor-in-chief at Harry N. Abrams, on a series of books which included Waddesdon Manor : The Heritage of a Rothschild House, a one-year study of Ferdinand de Rothschild's Waddesdon Manor, Gold Without Boundaries, featuring sculpture and gold work for Daniel Brush. The Cycladic Spirit, highlighting the art and landscape of the Greek Cycladic period, based on the Goulandris Collection in Athens, and The White House Collection of American Crafts with Hillary Clinton.

Taylor and Dubler also specialize in jewelry photography as demonstrated in photographs of Elizabeth Taylor's collection for Simon & Schuster's My Love Affair With Jewelry.

He collaborated with others on The Inka Empire.

Source: Wikipedia