Books on the best—whether diamantaires, designers or spiritually-driven jewelry collectors—for some light and instant inspiration.
Wear water formations directly on the body with Boucheron’s extravagant and excessively wet High Jewelry collection, Or Bleu.
A series of bejeweled objects in Memories of Tomorrow: A Moët & Chandon Exhibition, are crafted by Parisian embroidery studio Atelier Baqué Molinié and stand as scintillating tributes to champagne, history, and the good old glamour of sparkle.
A necklace with three detachable brooches from 1950s Cartier is for cut-and-paste play with its Garland-style French classicism.
It's BOUCHERON, baby, on a High Jewelry holographic color trip—like a prism, catching light in every single hue. Now, that is a necklace.
This is some Dom P. on an incredible, futuristic packaging trip, containing a “flashy” Champagne: the Rosé Vintage Gold 2000, with a Boucheron jewel to pair.
It’s time for a glacial diamond drop from London jeweller David Morris, with some brilliant-cut classic flawless whites.
