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“She constructed her own myth out of mysteries, signs, and symbols,” Gabrielle Chanel’s great-niece, Gabrielle Palasse-Labrunie, once recalled.
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Chaumet describes A Journey through Nature as a tribute to the treasures the Maison “captures, preserves and magnifies.”
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Some jewels preserve memory through gemstones.
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The Thread We Called Unbroken When I traced the long arc of Egyptomania across two essays published here on High Jewellery Dream — from Napoleon’s scarab ring to Howard Carter’s lamplit descent into the Valley of the Kings, and on through the ateliers that
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On 14 May 2026, the Ocean Dream — a 5.50-carat Fancy Vivid Blue-Green diamond and the largest of its kind ever graded by the Gemological Institute of America — sold at Christie’s Geneva Magnificent Jewels auction for CHF 13.5 million (approximately $17.3…
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The most exacting record of Romanov splendour was not compiled by the court that amassed it, but by the government that set out to dismantle it.
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The maison’s new high jewellery chapter takes its name from a pun — chœur, choir; cœur, heart — and builds 125 pieces around a single conviction: that the gem, not the design, sets the tempo.
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A diamond bandeau tiara, commissioned from Boucheron in 1924 and unseen since the day it left the workshop.
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AUCTION UPDATE, 9 June 2026: the Azure Blue sold at Christie’s New York Magnificent Jewels auction for USD 8,371,000.
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She constructed her own myth out of mysteries, signs, and symbols; she lived it and was imbued with it; symbols were everywhere, in her beliefs, her apartment, her jewellery and her lucky charms, her style.