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.
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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