They are beautiful. They steadfastly remain a girl’s and a woman’s most faithful friends. And they are also quite amicable towards men, who give them as gifts to celebrate birthdays or anniversaries: precisely cut diamonds, sparkling with fiery incandescence, never lose their tempting charm. Whether as the central gem in an engagement-ring, as a lavish row in a necklace, or as a brilliant eye-catcher on the wrist: diamond jewellery can be continually reinvented. Incidentally, the latest jewellery trends prove that the diversity of colours and cuts go far beyond classical white diamonds and catapult the desirability and radiance of these precious gems into infinity.
An irresistible combination of outstanding craftsmanship and an ancient Belgian tradition underlie the “Dentelle” collection from Hulchi Belluni. Like the lace that inspired the design, these pieces of jewellery radiate femininity, sensuality and energy.
With the “Wave” earrings, which combine diamonds and 750 white gold, Schreiner Fine Jewellery has again created wearable little works of art. Exactly 1,616 round diamonds (total weight: 16.98 carats) form a sparkling whirl on the wearer’s ear. But beware: this maelstrom is irresistible!
Uncomplicated, adaptable and contemporary: the new “Eka Tiny Flex’it” collection from Fope presents both the characteristic golden elements with diamonds and new round components that are completely encrusted with diamond pavé.
With the new “Ice Zeit” collection, Stenzhorn has created pieces of jewellery with icily sparkling beauty. Diamonds in brilliant, baguette and carré cuts are securely held by the Invisible Setting and are as comfortable to wear as a second skin thanks to a specially developed technique.
Calligraphic artworks by the American artist Cy Twombly inspired Graff, the diamond specialist, to design a poetic new collection. Diamonds cut into rhombic shapes form a flower, in the centre of which a shimmering brilliant-cut diamond is enthroned.
Aficionados are accustomed to finding the finest diamond jewellery at the Spanish brand Facet. Now at Baselworld 2018, the label also presents a new platinum collection featuring solitaire rings with top-quality diamonds in unconventional cuts.
Kings among kings: rings from Hans D. Krieger stage a regal meeting between the king of beasts (the lion) and the king of gems (the diamond). The “Fancy Leon” ring of 750 gold with a fancy yellow diamond symbolizes courage, playfulness and youth.
