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Joséphine or Glam'Azone

Chaumet · Messika

Joséphine Aigrette pendant, rose gold, pearls and diamonds
Image © Chaumet

Chaumet

Joséphine

A diadem shrunk to the finger: a pear-cut stone rising from scrolled arcs, the way an aigrette rises from a tiara.

Glam'Azone pavé ring in yellow gold: two parallel diamond-set bands joined at the centre by an oval diamond in a pavé halo, on a pale grey ground.
Image © Messika

Messika

Glam'Azone

Two slim lines of gold cross the finger like an Amazon's arrow and spear and meet at an oval diamond held in a pavé halo, the shield.

An empress and a band of mythical warriors stand behind these rings. Joséphine, Chaumet's most famous early client, gave her name to the ring the house built in 2010 from its diadems, a pear-cut stone rising from scrolled arcs. The Amazons gave Valérie Messika the drawing for Glam'Azone: two slim gold lines for arrow and spear meeting at an oval diamond in a pavé shield. Chaumet crowns its stone. Messika arms hers.

Chaumet Joséphine vs Messika Glam'Azone, facts side by side
FactJoséphineGlam'Azone
Introduced2010—
DesignerLionel GiraudValérie Messika
SchoolPlace VendômePlace Vendôme
Materialswhite gold, rose gold, yellow gold, diamond, pearl, quartz, aquamarineyellow gold, white gold, rose gold, diamond
MovesstacksNo
FromNot published€2,990
Top of line—€8,450

Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.