Move or Possession
Messika · Piaget
Move
Diamonds set loose in an open gold cage so they slide from end to end as the wrist moves: three stones in Move Classique, one in Move Uno.
Possession was Piaget's first gold jewelry line built around a moving part, launched in 1990: a free band that spins around a fixed ring, credited to Yves G. Piaget. Move, seventeen years later in Paris, works along a different axis. Valérie Messika set diamonds loose in a gold cage so they slide from end to end, first three on a chain bracelet, then a single one in Move Uno, and later across bangles and multi-finger rings. Rotation against translation, the finger against the wrist, and both made for restless hands.
| Fact | Move | Possession |
|---|---|---|
| Introduced | 2007 | 1990 |
| Designer | Valérie Messika | Yves G. Piaget |
| School | Place Vendôme | Geneva |
| Materials | white gold, yellow gold, rose gold, diamond, titanium, cord | rose gold, white gold, diamond, malachite, carnelian, turquoise, mother-of-pearl, tsavorite, ceramic, other |
| Moves | slides, stacks | rotates |
| From | €750 | €1,890 |
| Top of line | €98,000 | €96,000 |
Prices in euros as published by each house, October 2026.
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