The Rose Passion collection from Piaget pushes open the doors to a blue floral universe. Wandering between the different pieces, the dreamers among us will be swept off their feet by a light and sugary atmosphere. Inspired by the rose, symbol of love, which Yves Piaget was particularly fond of, the collection is partially oriented...
Category: Jewellery
The Boucheron Quatre Ring Becomes a Bracelet
The tradition of jewelry as a token of love was perpetuated with the Quatre ring, created in 2003 by Solange Azagury-Partridge and released the following year. Born from a mixing of materials and textures, the Quatre signals and perfects the union of love between two beings. Inspired by the balustrades of Buddhist stupas, Ottoman weavings,...
Chanel’s Pearls: the Height of Elegance
It’s been eight years since Chanel made an allusion to the pearl, if only briefly through their jewelry collections. Today, the brand is reinforcing its ties with Mademoiselle Chanel’s favorite accessory. The designer, in her first jewelry collection (1932) “Bijoux de Diamants” said she wanted to “cover women in constellations”. An astral theme was at...
The Iconis Eggs Inspire the Treillage collection by Fabergé
“Expensive things hardly interest me if their value is simply in so many diamonds or pearls.” A more refined work, an artistic and subtle profoundness. Pierre-Carl Fabergé cultivated and passed down this obsession for colorful art through the generations, working with a mixture of sculpture and enamel. The eggs were imagined down to the smallest...
Fabergé, The Art of Colour
Directed by James Appleton, the film showcases the latest collections by Fabergé, highlighting the artistic use of captivating coloured gemstones. Embodying the characteristic perfectionism and panache pioneered by Peter Carl Fabergé, Fabergé continues to explore and epitomise “the art of colour”, pushing the boundaries of artistry and craftsmanship with superlative coloured gemstones and a vibrant...
The Trinity by Cartier
In the beginning, there were the Saturnian shapes of poet Jean Cocteau. After dreaming them up, he inspired his friend Louis-François Cartier to create an original piece: a “triply Saturnian” ring with three rings of platinum, red gold, and yellow gold. Upon its creation in 1925, the Trinity Ring by Cartier was dubbed “3 rings...
The New Horsebit Cocktail from Gucci Jewelry
The newest incarnations of the Horsebit jewelry collection are full of desirability. Two sets made of citron quartz or amethyst, worked in 18 carat white gold and encrusted with cheeky, pulsating gems cut in a multitude of colors and sizes. Each of the sets is articulated around a pair of encrusted raindrop-shaped earrings, a necklace...
The New Diamantissima Rose Gold Jewelry Set by Gucci
This collection is composed like a Diamante canvas, a fabric with a poetic criss-cross motif interspersed with small brown diamonds that are interlaced on an ecru background. In the 30s, to cope with a leather shortage, Guccio Gucci imagined this diamond motif. The Florentine brand’s first iconic print, the Diamante canvas would soon adorn its...
The Marilyn Collection by Redline
It’s Marilyn’s subtle mixture of candor, femininity, sensuality, and seduction that Laetitia Cohen-Skalli is hoping to pay homage to. The Redline designer is at the reigns of the Marilyn collection, that shines just as bright as she did. Tutelary figure of glamour, the myth of Marilyn is first and foremost told through Norma Jean’s true...
The Atlas Collection by Tiffany And Co
These new Tiffany designs continue the evolution of Atlas, with classical Roman numerals styled in jewelry that is eternally modern.







