Margherita or Sunflower

Damiani · Harry Winston

Margherita

A daisy, margherita in Italian, set in diamonds and named for the queen whose name it shares.

Sunflower

Eight matched stones ring a single round brilliant like petals around a seed head, laid out with a compass for strict symmetry.

Daisy and sunflower are close botanical cousins, and both houses read them as a ring of petals around a heart. Harry Winston fixed the Sunflower in 1950 with a compass: one round brilliant, eight matched stones, platinum, sometimes sapphires or rubies. Damiani's Margherita is older in spirit, the daisy Enrico Grassi Damiani made in the 1920s for Margherita of Savoy, set in diamonds and white gold, and in 2026 it gained a more colourful sister, Margherita Bloom.

Damiani Margherita vs Harry Winston Sunflower, facts side by side
Fact	Margherita	Sunflower
Introduced	—	1950
Designer	Enrico Grassi Damiani	—
School	Milan & Valenza	New York
Materials	white gold, diamond	platinum, diamond, sapphire, ruby
Moves	No	No
From	Not published	Not published

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

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