Winston Cluster or Gatsby
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Winston Cluster
Pear, marquise and round diamonds set at different angles on a nearly invisible platinum frame, so the stones, not the metal, draw the shape.
Gatsby
A line of pavé drawn as a single straight stroke (a bar on a chain, a band, a hoop), the geometry of a 1920s diamond bracelet pared to one gesture.
Hidden metal is the trick of the Winston Cluster. Harry Winston's studio set pear, marquise and round diamonds at angles on a platinum frame slight enough to disappear, and the Wreath necklace carries about 180 of them. Gatsby keeps its gold in view as the rail for a single row of small diamonds, run straight along a bar, a band or a hoop. Its name comes from Fitzgerald's 1925 novel, and it is made to be worn three or four at once, where one Wreath fills a whole neckline.
| Fact | Winston Cluster | Gatsby |
|---|---|---|
| Designer | Harry Winston's design studio, led by Nevdon Koumrouyan | — |
| School | New York | Place Vendôme |
| Materials | platinum, diamond, ruby, sapphire, emerald | white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, diamond |
| Moves | No | stacks |
| From | Not published | €1,250 |
| Top of line | — | €7,500 |
Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.
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