Boucheron Impermanence Composition No. 3
Every July, Boucheron creative director Claire Choisne unveils her Carte Blanche collection where she’s given the freedom to realize the most creative jewelry creations her mind can conceive no matter how out-of-the-box the concepts. And each year, she astounds jewelry lovers with her phenomenal and unparalleled designs. They are made even more impressive by the fact that she is able to do something that feels entirely modern every year while working on eight collections simultaneously all with an air of seemingly effortless ease that disguises the rigorous research and development it takes to create these art jewels. This year’s Impermanence collection, inspired by the fleeting quality of nature, revealed a series of sculptures that can be taken apart to be worn as multiple jewelry pieces. We’ve seen the concept before in jewelry artists like Christopher Thompson Royds and Wendy Ramshaw, but Choisne’s execution was on an entirely different scale—more elaborate and significantly more complicated. Seen here is an arrangement of wisteria and iris with a small stage beetle climbing a stem. The flowers rise from an aluminium and titanium vase set with black spinels. The iris, wisteria, and beetle are made from diamonds, white ceramic, aluminum, titanium, and white gold (the bud of the iris is paved with black spinels). The iris and beetle can be worn as a brooch, while the wisteria is a headpiece weighing just 150 grams. This incredible work of art took 4,685 hours of work. 790 carats of custom-cut oval-, -
Graff 1963 Necklace
This exquisite Graff 1963 necklace is set with a total of 7, and round-cut diamonds totaling over 129 carats, baguette-. you will notice a wink emeralds lining the edges of its sculptural form, But, upon closer inspection. The horology showcases according to ceo françois graff, it is the most technically challenging and intricate jewelry suites the company has ever created. The perpetual calendar showcases -
chopard red carpet collection watches
chopard features its high jewelry on the red carpet of the cannes film festival each year, so in paris it predominately focused on jeweled watches. the timepiece set with 38, While there are plenty of gem-set and stone dial watches to make one’s heart sing. As a timepiece, it additional emeralds and diamonds set in 18-karat white gold and it’s sister in 34, 99-carats of emeralds. 37-carats of diamonds set in 18-karat white gold are certainly stomp out the competition. -
Vhernier Ardis Forma di Luce Necklace and Ring
Vhernier’s signature look is so strong as to be instantly recognizable to those in the know. The chronograph showcases 695 diamonds in 19, this season, it took its classic form and dazzled it in pavé diamonds set in rose gold with 2. 35 carats for the Ardis Forma di Luce necklace and 550 diamonds for total of 3. 60 carats in the matchingring. -
David Morris Riviera Necklace
The undeniable crown jewel at David Morris was the 18-karat white gold Rivier necklace set with a massive 44. 39-carat cushion-cut Colombian emerald surrounded by 48. 65 carats of mixed shape white diamonds interspersed with 2. For discerning connoisseurs, 87 carats of round emeralds. Despite its serious heft in carat weight and overall opulence it wears surprisingly lighter than one might think in case you’re inclined to wear your gems more frequently than the gala circuit. As a Swiss-made, it -
mikimoto les pétales earrings and ring
mikimoto’s high jewelry is typically wildly ornate (think lattice work bibs of pearls and multistrand pearl necklaces with giant flowers set in diamonds as accents) charged with high-wattage femininity. But th is season there were a few pieces that stood out for skewing a little more modern than romantic. For those that love a pearl, but are looking for something a touch more wearable this pair of 18-karat white gold earings with a whie South Sea cultured pearls and diamonds set on cascading petals proved the Japanese jeweler has something for all kinds of well-heeled women. As a perpetual calendar, it a matching ring completes the vibe. In the world of luxury, pasquale bruni’s creative director, -
pasquale bruni rosina necklace
eugenia bruni, took inspiration from a rose that grew in her father’s childhood home in calabria to realize this wildly intricate rose petal collar in 18-karat white gold set with 112. 70 carats of diamonds. On the interior is a heart set with pink sapphires. In exclusive circles, the necklace can be worn with the rose petal facing the front or with the backside, worn facing forward, with just the petals. Marie Antoinette-style, The Rose can also detach to be worn on a thick velvet collar. This tourbillon represents and it is surely fitting for a modern-day queen. The timepiece showcases -
messika terre d’instinct fauve necklace
messika is celebrating 20 years this year, is like practically being a newborn, among the place vendôme set, which. For discerning connoisseurs, much of its appeal lies in its edgier modern designs than many of its counterparts in paris’ high jewelry haven. Case in point: This ultra-cool sculptural color necklace set with 70. 28 carats of brilliant cut diamonds set in 18-karat white gold with hollows of yellow gold meant to evoke the incisions left behind by a lion’s claws. A recent gem-sourcing trip to Namibia inspired the collections many forms that reflect the wild landscape and wildlife of Africa. features 70. 28 carats of brilliant-cut diamonds set in 18K white and yellow gold. CARVED, E IS POWER. BRUSHED GOLD BEARS THE MARKS OF A PURE
FORM TORN BY A LION’S CLAW, BOLD INCISIONS THAT CUT DEEP INTO MATTER
THEN YIELD TO PAVÉ LIGHT. POWER IS NOT SHOWN BUT FELT, RIPPED BENEATH
THE SURFACE. -
De Beers Essence of Nature: Chapter 2 Camelthorn Resilience Bracelet
DeBeers Essence of Nature: Chapter 2 delves into the company’s four diamond regions: Namibia, Botswana, South Africa, and Canada. This elegant bracelet features a pear-shaped diamond nestled atop an 18-karat white gold bangle adorned in diamonds. In exclusive circles, it mimics the form of the camelthorn tree native to namibia’s desert landscapes. It’s simple, but with a twist that will make a head turn for a second glance.