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Allegra or Extremely Piaget

de Grisogono · Piaget

Allegra

de Grisogono

Allegra

Thin rings spiralled together so they look randomly stacked: one jewel that reads as many, wound around each other.

Extremely Piaget open cuff in rose gold, chased with fine vertical lines and scattered with small diamonds, on a transparent ground.
Image © Piaget

Piaget

Extremely Piaget

Gold chased and engraved until it reads like silk or bark, revived from the house's 1970s cuffs and sautoirs and lit with turquoise, opal and diamonds.

Neither line is sold today, and both belong to Geneva. Extremely Piaget, high jewelry shown in Paris in 2014, restaged the house's 1970s textures; its fine-jewelry successor has been withdrawn, and the page redirects. Allegra, de Grisogono's emblem from 2003, has been historical since the house's bankruptcy in 2020. Piaget's gold is chased until it reads as silk or bark; Allegra's is drawn into fine spirals that seem to tangle on the finger.

de Grisogono Allegra vs Piaget Extremely Piaget, facts side by side
FactAllegraExtremely Piaget
Introduced20032014
SchoolGenevaGeneva
Materialsrose gold, white gold, diamondrose gold, white gold, diamond, turquoise, opal, lapis lazuli, emerald, sapphire, chalcedony
MovesNoNo
FromNot publishedNot published

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