“Like wearing the Parisian coat of arms on one’s finger,” Choisne says. It is centered with a 4.43-carat Muzo emerald surrounded by round and baguette diamonds bordered by a black edge and set on a rock crystal mounting. It is in the octagonal design of Place Vendôme down to the precision of its cobblestones.
There are several rings in the collection, including a signet ring designed for a man or a woman. Then there’s a three-layer necklace set with 220 Zambian emerald beads (1,071.97 carats) highlighted by diamonds, onyx, with black lacquer set in white gold and platinum. Another piece in the shape of a bow tie is made of white gold, black lacquer and pavé diamond that can be worn as a brooch or a hair piece. It can be worn as a necklace, a choker or collar pin.Ī white gold ribbon set with baguette and round diamonds is described as “the ideal genderless accessory” that can be worn as a headband, a choker or as belt. This is a take on a “masculine piece that asserts one’s femininity,” she explained. Another necklace, in the shape of an ascot, features pure and opulent lines using diamonds, onyx, black lacquer set on white gold. The emerald centerpiece can be removed and worn as a brooch.
Some of the highlights include a pavé diamond necklace in the shape of a tie featuring an 8.02-carat emerald-cut Zambian emerald, with touches of onyx and black lacquer.
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