5 Stunning Floral-Inspired Pieces Of Jewellery For Brides
1/5 Autumn melody
For its 2017 high jewellery collection, Chaumet travelled the world to seek inspiration from different opera houses—the Rhapsodie Transatlantique chapter derives inspiration from New York’s Metropolitan Opera. Here, a vibrant 29.77-carat morganite, 23.38-carat chrysoberyl, 12.87-carat imperial topaz, 12.21-carat pink tourmaline and 10.58-carat tanzanite emulate the colours of the Indian summer.
2/5 Garden variety
Inspired by the magic of design, Cartier proclaims its fondness for nature with the Mandragore earrings from its Magicien collection, where a fanciful bloom of mandrake flowers comes alive on the earlobes in an explosion of diamonds and tsavorite garnets.
3/5 Sweet & tender
How much does he love you? Passionately, madly, infinitely? This whimsical Marguerite d’Amour brooch from Van Cleef & Arpels is a riff on the “he loves me, he loves me not” petal game, and only reveals its secret when you turn the diamond-studded petal over.
4/5 Call of the wild
From Tiffany & Co’s 2017 Blue Book collection are these Budding Beauty earrings, which heave under the weight of white and yellow diamonds, and two spessartites. Resembling petals, the finely articulated pieces flutter ever-so-slightly with your every move.
5/5 Blossoming beauty
In the Harry Winston garden of jewels blooms the Forget-Me-Not, featuring a medley of marquise- and pear-cut diamonds that resemble the collection’s namesake flower. If a flower can convey a single emotion, the Forget-Me-Note speaks volumes of your affection.
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