Écrin

New York · New York, since 1932

Harry Winston

The house of the King of Diamonds, built on one rule: the stone dictates the design. Its signature is the cluster, pear, marquise and round diamonds set at angles on almost no visible platinum, so a wreath reads as light rather than metal.

Founded by Harry Winston. Harry Winston site

Lily Cluster

Lily Cluster

2010
Winston Cluster

Winston Cluster
Sunflower

Sunflower

1950

The conversation

Answered by other houses

  • Fiorever

    Fiorever, Bulgari after Sunflower

    Fiorever takes up petals opened round a single brilliant and reduces them to four of gold.

  • Raindance Classic ring in platinum: round diamonds of different sizes in collet settings scattered across open bands

    Raindance, Boodles after Winston Cluster

    Raindance shares the Cluster's rule that the stones, not the metal, draw the piece, and scatters them like rain across open bands.

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