Chaumet · 2010
Joséphine
A diadem shrunk to the finger: a pear-cut stone rising from scrolled arcs, the way an aigrette rises from a tiara.
- Introduced
- 2010 — Made for the house's 230th anniversary.
- Designer
- Lionel Giraud
- Idea
- The single stone
- School
- Place Vendôme
- Materials
- white gold, rose gold, yellow gold, diamond, pearl, quartz, aquamarine
- Moves
- stacks
The story
For its 230th anniversary in 2010, Chaumet turned two centuries of diadems into some thirty rings named for Empress Joséphine, its most famous early client. Lionel Giraud, then vice-president of creation, spent two and a half years on the idea, and one ring went through 25 prototypes before the scaled-down crown stopped looking like a toy. Aigrette, bandeau and stacking versions followed.
If you love Joséphine
On the map
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From €2,990
Etincelle de Cartier
From €3,300
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From €930
Serti sur Vide
Side by side
- Joséphine or The Tiffany Setting Tiffany & Co.
- Joséphine or Solitaire 1895 Cartier
- Joséphine or Le Cube Diamant dinh van
- Joséphine or Serti sur Vide Repossi
- Joséphine or Piaget Solstice Piaget
- Joséphine or Albion David Yurman
- Joséphine or Cartier Destinée Cartier
- Joséphine or Etincelle de Cartier Cartier
- Joséphine or Glam'Azone Messika
- Joséphine or Mellerio Cut Mellerio
Sources
- chaumet.com year
- openers.jp origin
- thejewelleryeditor.com origin
- selfridges.com materials
- harrods.com materials
- harrods.com materials
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