The rose of Piaget, A garden of gold and light
In the mountains of the Swiss Jura, where nature expresses itself in its most free form, Yves Piaget discovers a fascination that will never leave him: the fascination with roses. This flower, both delicate and powerful, becomes the guiding thread of his imagination. When he takes over the reins of the Maison Piaget In the 1980s, he infused his creations with the wild beauty that had so deeply affected him as a child.
In 1982, this passion found a concrete expression when rose grower Alain Meilland dedicated a new variety to Yves Piaget. A opulent rose, with a peony-like appearance, rich in 80 dented petals and an intoxicating fragrance. Renamed «Rose Piaget» in 2012, it became a symbol of the House, inspiring a jewelry collection where gold and precious stones convey its natural radiance.
Each jewel from this line tells a story. The carved petals in gold seem to tremble under an invisible breeze, studded with diamonds like dew beads. Between realism and abstraction, Piaget It captures the very essence of the flower: a light suspended in time, an elegance free of any constraint. This year, the collection is enriched with new pieces where emeralds and white diamonds form a moving jewelry garden, playing on asymmetry and ingenuity. Transformable rings, articulated pendants, climbing earrings… Piaget celebrates the rose with a creativity constantly renewed, faithful to the solar spirit that animates the House.
