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But what next as the possibilities of technology tiffany rings and competitors crowd in? She smiles and dives into her Alexander Wang handbag. In another perfectly symbolic Massenet movie-style coincidence, it's her new iPad, just delivered today. The day I found out about this, she says, holding it up, eyes glittering, I ran into the office, went to every person's desk, and said, We can do this, that with it. We're going to come out with something new with it soon.Is there temptation, then, to head off to spend her money quietly? They'd Tiffany Rings to physically remove me! she cries. We have to be ready to reinvent ourselves because innovation is happening faster and faster fashionwise, technologically, and in the way customers are living and behaving. Meaning the clock is ticking. That's the kind of thing that wakes me up in the night: making sure we're ready for the next thing. As someone who loves newness, I want to be there.Credit: Jonathan Becker; Photographed by Jonathan Becker.Natalie Massenet is spontaneously hitting a tiffany rings, high C as she flings up her arms into the vast, light, black-and-white space of the new Net-a-Porter London headquarters. I wanted people to walk in here and tiffany rings, she says, searching for the right word; she gives up and sings instead: Aaahhh! It's a sound of pure delight and excitement, and no wonder. Just three days ago, Massenet made $76 million from selling her shares in her ten-year-old company to the Richemont luxury group, which owns Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Chlo, and Dunhill. Not bad for a pioneering idea she founded on instinct about women and high-level fashion shopping, and an Are You an Entrepreneur? leaflet she'd picked up in a bank. tiffany rings, she says, smiling seraphically, continually assured her it would fail. They completely underestimated women's ability to spend.