Jewels by Nature, Chaumet It brings to life a jewelery garden.
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Through the windows of 12 Vendôme, a landscape awakens. Chaumet, The jewels become flowers, leaves and wings, as if nature had found refuge in gold and precious stones. The new high jewelry collection, Jewels by Nature, recounts this intimate encounter between the living world and the art of the workshop.
The first steps lead through a meadow where the elder tree, the clover and the oats intertwine. The collar Wild Rose glows with a fiery yellow diamond, a nod to a 1922 tiara. Alongside it, Clover and Fern Invites to play, looking for the four-leaf clover studded with emeralds, a promise of discreet luck.
Then the collection becomes more poetic, like a flower in the morning. The ornaments of the ephemeral chapter evoke the poetry of brief blooms. The necklace Carnation spreads out in a blue mesh, where a sapphire from Ceylon weighing over 36 carats stands out like a star in the sky. Gladiolus, He, on the other hand, wraps himself around his neck like a vine dotted with rubies, while a secret watch hides a fiery heart inside its case.
Finally, the time of the Renaissance arrives. Magnolia, iris, dahlia and nymphéa evoke the greenhouses of Malmaison, where Joséphine cultivated her garden. In this part, gold softens, diamonds multiply and colored stones burst forth. A nymphéa in imperial topaz radiates like a sun on the water, a diadem of magnolia opens onto an immaculate pear, and waterlilies in sapphires or diamonds settle on the rivers of gems.
With Jewels by Nature, Chaumet compiles a precious herbarium, where each creation becomes a fragment of the landscape. Between memory and invention, the collection inscribes nature in time, capturing its fragile moments to transform them into jewel-like eternity.
Visual emphasized: Avoine Necklace & Star of the Fields © CHAUMET
