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The jewels are inspired by modern architecture with a focus on the play of light and movement.
Graff’s 25 new high jewelry pieces turn diamonds, gemstones, and precious metals into wearable architectural art forms, said Graff Design Director Anne-Eva Geffroy.
Paris—Graff presented new high jewelry creations during Paris’ Haute Couture Week last month.
The 25 new pieces, described as “a study of movement and light,” feature silhouettes reminiscent of modernist architecture, as the brand took inspiration from the play of light in avant-garde architectural movements.
“Graff high jewelry creations combine rare diamonds, gemstones, and precious metals, transforming them into wearable architectural art forms with vision and expertise,” said Anne-Eva Geffroy, the design director at Graff.
“Each jewelry piece is created to be an extension of the body, while they may appear to be structured and defined, they are designed and crafted to work in harmony with the wearer so that they feel flexible, light, and wearable, while amplifying the beauty and magic of each stone.”
The new jewels feature uniquely cut gemstones, pieces that emulate the circular outlines often found in modern architecture, and designs that create the illusion of floating gemstones.
The 25 new pieces, described as “a study of movement and light,” feature silhouettes reminiscent of modernist architecture, as the brand took inspiration from the play of light in avant-garde architectural movements.
“Graff high jewelry creations combine rare diamonds, gemstones, and precious metals, transforming them into wearable architectural art forms with vision and expertise,” said Anne-Eva Geffroy, the design director at Graff.
“Each jewelry piece is created to be an extension of the body, while they may appear to be structured and defined, they are designed and crafted to work in harmony with the wearer so that they feel flexible, light, and wearable, while amplifying the beauty and magic of each stone.”
The new jewels feature uniquely cut gemstones, pieces that emulate the circular outlines often found in modern architecture, and designs that create the illusion of floating gemstones.
This ring features a 21.46-carat elongated lozenge-cut Colombian emerald, faceted on one side and cabochon-cut on the other. It is surrounded by diamonds totaling 4.10 carats and emeralds totaling 1.43 carats (All pieces are price upon request).
A pair of earrings with round-, emerald-, and oval-cut diamonds and hidden brilliant-cut emeralds only visible to its wearer
A bangle bracelet featuring a 6.02 kite-cut emerald that appears to float above the multi-shaped diamonds totaling 54.94 carats and row of emeralds totaling 6.70 carats
A choker necklace with cushion-cut rubies totaling 32.46 carats and emerald- and round-cut diamonds totaling 93.78 carats
A triple row bracelet with oval-cut sapphires totaling 37.72 carats and round-cut diamonds totaling 11.14 carats
A ring with a 5.17-carat pear-shaped yellow diamond at its center and white diamonds totaling 3.41 carats
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