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by Charlotte Wannebroucq · CNE Accredited Gemmologist

DE BEERS JEWELLERS PORTRAITS OF NATURE

With the arrival of three new models in its Portraits of Nature collection, De Beers Jewellers continues to honor the natural beauty of the world, this time drawing inspiration from the graceful butterflies that inhabit the Okavango Delta in Botswana.
Charlotte Wannebroucq, CNE-certified expert gemmologist
Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Updated on July 31st
Updated on 31 July 2025
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DE BEERS

De Beers Jewellers Portraits of Nature, When the diamond gazes upon the beauty of nature.

© De Beers
© De Beers

With the arrival of three new models in its collection Portraits of Nature, De Beers Jewellers Continuing to honor the beauty of nature, this time drawing inspiration from the graceful butterflies that inhabit the Okavango Delta in Botswana. The collection explores the fragile and sparkling essence of butterfly wings through jewelry that celebrates the delicacy and brilliance of diamonds.

Among the novelties is a white gold bracelet featuring a butterfly floating between two rows of diamonds, meticulously set in closed settings. The butterfly seems to catch the light with its wings adorned with marquise-cut diamonds, pear-shaped diamonds, and brilliant round stones, simulating the subtle flutter of these aerial creatures. The matching pendant, also in white gold, evokes the lightness of the transparent wings of a butterfly adorned with sparkling diamonds, suspended on a chain adorned with four brilliant round diamonds.

De Beers also introduces new pieces to its collection Five Lines, a series that emphasizes the simplicity and pure brilliance of diamonds. Minimalist and timeless, it is a resolutely contemporary version. The new earrings are designed with five lines of brilliant round diamonds set in pavé, playing with length and volume to create a mesmerizing visual effect.

The House De Beers He also turns to more daring and geometric designs in his collection. RVL. The three new pieces in this collection mark a shift towards an even more contemporary aesthetic, with jewelry designed to be layered or worn alone. Inspired by the Maison’s monogram, RVL Presenting engraved creations featuring a motif reminiscent of the undulating silhouette of a secret code. The new earrings feature geometric rings, the bracelet sparkles on the wrist, while the cylindrical pendant revisits the motif of a gear in a refined design.

By constantly drawing inspiration from the African landscapes and nature, the House also enriches its collection. Arpeggia with a new white gold necklace, a tribute to the natural and sonorous harmonies of southern Africa. Round diamonds of various sizes, selected for their exceptional quality, are arranged in a rhythmic composition.

With delicacy and mastery, these new pieces De Beers Jewellers invites you to contemplate the beauty of the diamond.

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Charlotte Wannebroucq, CNE-certified expert gemmologist
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Charlotte Wannebroucq

Gemmologist expert, member of the CNE-Art, and expert in signed jewelry. Twenty-five years of experience at the heart of Parisian jewelry, between the Carré Rive Gauche and Place Vendôme.
She signs the decryptions of collections, the analyses of stones and the estimates published in Esprit Joaillerie. Each piece commented on is examined in person, in the workshop, in the sales room or in the showroom.
  • Expertise

    Gemmology and signed jewellery

  • Member

    CNE-Art

  • Experience

    Over 25 years in Parisian jewellery