Tatler UK - 07.2019

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JEWELLERY

tatler.com Tatler July 2019

cluster lustre

This season, celebrate coloured stones with playful pieces

from the newest high-jewellery collections. Chopard’s

Magical Setting reinvents the cluster with rubies, sapphires

and emeralds set around a central diamond (flipping the

traditional arrangement). Over at Boodles, 25 one-of-a-kind

coloured-stone pieces form the Always a Story collection,

with evocative names such as The Garden of Hesperides.

coming up roses

Dior pays tribute to its founder’s love of ‘the queen

of flowers’, the rose, recreating the blooms in

diamonds, pink and white gold for La Rose Dior

collection. Meanwhile, Cartier’s Les Galaxies

pieces play with shape to explore a singular theme:

the cosmos. Tahitian pearls, diamonds, moonstone

and milky quartz are just some of the stones that

make up these sparkling constellations.

Annoushka’s Love Diamonds line is steeped in

symbolism, celebrating the mesmerising work of

American sculptor Alexander Calder with talismanic

jewellery in 18ct yellow-gold and diamonds.

Clockwise from above,

ruby, sapphire, pearl, diamond

and gold earrings, £9,000, by

ANNOUSHKA. Moonstone,

quartz, pink-gold and diamond

bracelet, POA; white-gold,

metaquartzite, pyrite, rock-crystal

and diamond bracelet,

POA, both by CARTIER

Below, pink-gold and diamond ring,

£2,900, by DIOR JOAILLERIE

Clockwise from below,

diamond, emerald and

white-gold ring, POA, by

CHOPARD. Gold and

diamond Stardust ring,

£10,350, by CATHERINE

BEST. Topaz, green beryl,

tsavorite, opal, diamond

platinum, rose- and yellow-gold

earrings, POA, by BOODLES

Phoebe-Élena Merryweather

photographed for Tatler,

December 2018

PHOTOGRAPHS: GETTY IMAGES; ELLEN VON UNWERTH

show your

metal

An update from the glittering

world of high jewellery, from

floral tributes to star-struck gems

By EUGENIE EVANS LOMBE

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