Happy Diamonds or Possession
Chopard · Piaget
Happy Diamonds
Diamonds set free between two sapphire crystals, so they slide and tumble with every movement of the wearer.
Swiss motion, fourteen years apart. In 1976 Ronald Kurowski freed diamonds from their settings for Chopard's Happy Diamonds and let them glide between two sapphire crystals, and Karin Scheufele's line about diamonds being happier free became its motto. Possession, in 1990, moved the metal instead. A second gold band turns around the ring, a fidget Piaget credits to Yves G. Piaget and has since dressed in malachite, turquoise and its chased Decor Palace finish. Stones travel in the first, metal in the second.
| Fact | Happy Diamonds | Possession |
|---|---|---|
| Introduced | 1976 | 1990 |
| Designer | Ronald Kurowski | Yves G. Piaget |
| School | Geneva | Geneva |
| Materials | yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, diamond | rose gold, white gold, diamond, malachite, carnelian, turquoise, mother-of-pearl, tsavorite, ceramic, other |
| Moves | slides | rotates |
| From | €2,170 | €1,890 |
| Top of line | €88,800 | €96,000 |
Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.
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