Discover the Number selection of the finest high jewelry creations by Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Piaget, Chanel, Bulgari and Dior.
Set with precious stones arranged to the nearest millimeter like marquetry, without any precious metal structure appearing, the three-dimensional floral and vegetal creations of Van Cleef & Arpels deploy treasures of know-how.
Like this clip with the effigy of a fuchsia in white, pink and ruby gold, a decorative flower in the shape of a cup that marvels with its color oscillating between pink and purple.
This exceptional technique patented by Van Cleef & Arpels in 1933, called Serti Mystérieux, is inspired by a 19th century micro-mosaic.
By erasing all the joints and roughness of the gems, sometimes cut to the nearest micron, the craftsmen magnify their brilliance for an extraordinarily sumptuous result.
With its Wings of Light collection, Piaget invites you to travel in a dreamlike world cradled in mystery and romanticism where marvelous high jewelry pieces are hidden.
Evoking the cool breeze blowing through the trees, as well as the warm sun descending on the horizon, these light and sensual earrings, resembling exotic flowers in yellow gold and platinum, are composed of sublime and rare diamonds pear-shaped Fancy Intense Yellow diamonds, twenty-two marquise-cut diamonds, twenty-two marquise-cut yellow diamonds and two brilliant-cut diamonds.
Imagined by the Swiss house, this captivating collection highlights the excellence of its craftsmen.
Gabrielle Chanel went to Venice for the first time in 1919 in the company of her friend Misia, and was dazzled by the exceptional beauty of this shimmeringly colored city, famous for its Murano glass, its carnival, its canals, its churches and its palace.
In homage to the Serenissima, Chanel Haute Joaillerie unveils Escale à Venise, a high jewelry collection made up of seventy exceptional pieces.
The famous camellia dear to the founder of Chanel is reinterpreted through the Isole della laguna line and the Camélia Byzantin yellow gold necklace where diamonds, diamonds and yellow sapphires, carnelian, opals, tsavorite garnets, nephrite jade and onyx make up an ancient mosaic. like those found on the island of Torcello.
Founded in Rome in 1884, the jeweler Bulgari continues to draw on the heritage of the Eternal City to compose flamboyant collections.
With Fiorever – contraction of the Italian word fiore, “flower”, and the English word forever, “forever” – the house celebrates the immortality of Rome through a wild flower that adorns the remains of the Roman Empire.
Suspended from a white gold jewel chain set with diamonds, the pendant with four petals alternates a setting of brilliant-cut diamonds and a line of baguette-cut rubies which gives a domed effect to the petals.
A generous and sculptural piece that perfectly evokes the know-how and splendor of the Bulgari jewelry collections.
Ten years after her sumptuous Le Bal des Roses jewelry collection, Victoire de Castellane, artistic director of Dior’s jewelry and watchmaking collections, is dedicating fifty-four new high jewelry sets, brought together under the name RoseDior, to Christian’s favorite flower.
Dior. These creations of extreme finesse, where sometimes small diamonds recall morning dew, summon lightness and poetry thanks to openwork structures in gold, white or yellow, textured for a more realistic effect, set with precious stones in delicate colors.
Here, at the heart of these graceful earrings set with diamonds and brilliant-cut yellow diamonds, nestle two exquisite cushion-cut yellow diamonds.