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Lily Cluster or Giardino

Harry Winston · Mellerio

Lily Cluster

Harry Winston

Lily Cluster

Interlacing petals of small pavé-set round diamonds, accented with a single marquise, form a lily caught mid-bloom.

Giardino ring in rose gold: an openwork four-petalled flower with a lace-edged outline paved with diamonds and a round diamond at the centre, on a cream ground
Image © Mellerio

Mellerio

Giardino

A four-petalled flower in openwork gold with a lace edge, set with one stone at its heart, taken from the gardens of Isola Madre on Lake Maggiore.

Harry Winston's famous 1940s cluster comes down to daily scale in Lily Cluster: since 2010, small round diamonds set by hand on curling petals with one marquise, light enough for a barrette or a pendant. Giardino does something similar for a garden, compressing Isola Madre into one openwork flower with a lace edge and a single coloured stone, now also in a Mini version. White pavé and platinum on one side; rose gold and pink sapphires on the other.

Harry Winston Lily Cluster vs Mellerio Giardino, facts side by side
FactLily ClusterGiardino
Introduced2010—
Designer—Laure-Isabelle Mellerio
SchoolNew YorkPlace Vendôme
Materialsplatinum, yellow gold, rose gold, diamondrose gold, yellow gold, diamond, sapphire, ruby, tsavorite, garnet, other
MovesNoNo
FromNot published€900
Top of line—€18,000

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

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