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The jewel house that’s stuck in the ’70s – for good reason

The jewel house that’s stuck in the ’70s – for good reason

Back then, no one did opulence quite like Piaget. But with this extravagant new high-jewellery collection, the maison’s momentum is rebuilding.

Eugenie KellyContributor

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Piaget’s creative director, Stéphanie Sivrière, is still haunted by the headaches that went into the painstaking construction of one of the pieces that features in the maison’s 2024 high-jewellery collection – a long necklace known as a sautoir with a timepiece attached.

Set in yellow gold with a cushion-cut 29.24-carat yellow sapphire from Sri Lanka, a six-carat aquamarine, yellow sapphires, malachite beads, turquoise beads and diamonds, it morphs into a wristwatch when detached and a green satin strap is attached.

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Eugenie Kelly
Eugenie KellyContributorEugenie Kelly writes on fashion, interiors, the arts, style and travel, and edits Life & Leisure's Spend pages. She was previously editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar Australia.

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