HW Featuring one-of-a-kind necklace

An extraordinary 69 carat handcrafted jewelry 

Featuring an extraordinary 69 carat cushion-cut sapphire, this one-of-a-kind necklace was handcrafted by the House’s expert artisans to create an unrivaled masterpiece. Schedule an appointment in a salon to learn more about this creation of distinctive beauty and brilliance.

Admired for its velvety blue hue, this 68.79 carat cushion-cut sapphire embodies the highly sought after beauty of one of mother nature’s most breathtaking gemstones. The classic Winston Cluster gets the royal treatment with a magnificent 68.79 carat sapphire center stone that elegantly rests on a necklace consisting of 126 diamonds, weighing a total of approximately 61.89 carats.

Creating spectacular jewels from precious gemstones is an extraordinary art unto itself. Master jewelers must possess not only a sound knowledge of the finest materials, but the creative curiosity and technical virtuosity to awaken an unimagined brilliance in each individual gem.  

Celebrating the beauty of the world's most precious diamonds and rarest gemstones, Harry Winston's icons bring the breadth and creativity of the House's design legacy to life. Combining exceptional techniques in craftsmanship and innovation with decades of experience and tradition, Harry Winston designers and craftsmen challenge their imagination – from the first design sketch to gemstone sourcing and setting – to create jewels like no other.  

Jewels that transform fine jewelry, into fine works of art.




 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

AI, virtual reality & big data impacts on industry

Image
CIBJO Technology Committee publishes the Report!     With just six days to go to the opening of the 2023 CIBJO Congress in Jaipur, India, on October 3, 2023, the tenth and final edition of this year’s pre-congress special reports has been released. Prepared by the CIBJO Technology Committee, headed by Stéphane Fischler, the report looks at the impacts of new technologies on the jewellery industry, and in particular those related to artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, and big data.   “We need to learn as we move along, investing in digital infrastructure and talent, and using the data we capture in a legal and optimal fashion,” Fischler writes. “To prosper in this brave new world, we have to innovate in order not to be left behind.”   All of the various system discussed are dependent on the availability of data, collected via the Internet, and also increasingly from the data generated by the new technologies being introduced, he states. “But it is not enough t
Read more

BFC & Pandora announce the fashion awards

Image
Ties principal partnership for TFA 2023 The British Fashion Council (BFC) is delighted to welcome Pandora, the world’s largest jewellery brand, as the Principal Partner of The Fashion Awards 2023 (TFA) taking place in London on Monday 4th of December at the Royal Albert Hall.  The BFC and Pandora will work together to evolve TFA 2023 presented by Pandora as a global entertainment platform, celebrating fashion's role at the intersection of culture and entertainment, spotlighting creative talent and telling the stories of the year in fashion through the lens of purpose, excellence and creativity. The event also serves as the primary fundraiser for the BFC Foundation.   
Read more

GJEPC championing talent, celebrate design & craftsmanship

Image
The 7th Artisan Jewellery Design Awards held in Mumbai   The 7th edition of The Artisan Jewellery Design Awards, hosted by the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council (GJEPC) and powered by GIA, challenged designers to tap uncharted territory by integrating unusual materials and cherished objects into their jewellery designs, to infuse their pieces with a unique identity.   Actress and style icon Sonam Kapoor graced GJEPC’s 7th edition of Artisan Jewellery Design Awards in Mumbai and presented awards to winners. Sonam Kapoor graced the stage with an aura of elegance and charisma along Vipul Shah (Chairman, GJEPC); Kirit Bhansali (Vice Chairman, GJEPC); Sriram Natarajan (Managing Director, GIA India); Milan Chokshi (Convener, Promotions & Marketing, GJEPC); Sabyasachi Ray (Executive Director, GJEPC) bestowed the coveted awards upon 6 Artisan winners.  This year the theme for the Artisan Jewellery Design Award were two unconventional themes - Objet Trouvé (Found Objects) and
Read more