{"id":33167,"date":"2020-09-21T14:26:00","date_gmt":"2020-09-21T12:26:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lhonoremagazine.com\/2020\/09\/21\/the-exuberance-of-an-extraverted-jewelry\/"},"modified":"2022-11-23T23:56:58","modified_gmt":"2022-11-23T22:56:58","slug":"the-exuberance-of-an-extraverted-jewelry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lhonoremagazine.com\/en\/2020\/09\/21\/the-exuberance-of-an-extraverted-jewelry\/","title":{"rendered":"The exuberance of an extraverted jewelry"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

Extravagance has often been a part of high jewelry creations. With audacity, she lets a wind of freedom slip over the jewelry collections, subject to a rigorous technique and precise codes. A true signature of the great Houses, extravagance underlines their personality, opening the infinite field of their creativity. <\/h3>\n\n

By Nathalie Koelsch <\/h4>\n\n

To\novercome the unprecedented crisis that has swept the planet, creation has given\nhis imagination, competing with elegance and good humor, to better\nsurprise with collections that are as free as they are carefree. Shimmering gems,\nassociations of acidulous colors, new materials that rub shoulders with the\nprecious stones in a refined marriage, the elements are mixed without being\ncollide according to a natural balance. The great Houses as well as the creators\nhave explored new territories, reinventing new combinations\nof a luminous jewelry. <\/p>\n\n

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harry winston.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

Buccellati,\nwhose know-how, inherited from five centuries of Italian art, has been mastering\n1919 the technique of filigree and metal lace, dares to venture towards\nvaluable and original associations. Under the spell of an amazing diamond\nrose-cut cognac, her cocktail ring is embellished with a large mesh of yellow gold, gold\nwhite and diamonds. The brilliance of the gems, the golden reflections of the stone of\ncenter and the lace openings spread on the hand express all the audacity\nof a rejuvenated Buccellati.<\/p>\n\n

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lydia courteille.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

The new\nCartier’s Haute Joaillerie collection plays with reality. Opening a\ntowards abstraction, she transforms water, fauna and flora into\nstylizing the forms to keep only the spirit of a snake to the\nhuge eyes of pale green beryl or the iridescent spots of an unreal coat. The\nmystery remains intact under the magic of the precious stones that summon the\nthe supernatural and the fantastic, the opal answering to the kunzite, the coral to\nthe aquamarine, the beryl to the quartz and to the fires of the colored diamonds. <\/p>\n\n

Acidulated compositions<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

The exuberance is\nmanifest in the acidulous compositions of the House of Harry Winston which celebrates with\n“Winston in Bloom” the blossoming of new buds in a\nexplosion of freshness and bright colors. Dior, the turbulent parent of the\njewelry, is not to be outdone with “Dior and\nme”. His Haute Joaillerie collection\ntransgressive brings together exceptional gems and semi-precious stones\ncircled with lacquer, reinventing with singularity the classic daisy chains,\nwithout constraint of form or tone. In a joyful and colorful whirlwind, the\ndiamonds, emeralds and colored sapphires meet the spinels\nreds, tourmalines and opals, fetish gems of Victoire de\nCastellane.<\/p>\n\n

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isabelle langlois.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

The warm brown shades that dress\ninspired Isabelle Langlois as well as Lydia Courteille. In an agreement with\nautumnal colors, Isabelle Langlois\nmarries feathers and gems in a daring composition that shakes up with\nsensuality the rules of the jewelry. Its delicately carved feathers\ncaress the hand, extending the jewel paved with precious stones of a train\ncolorful. Known for her creative freedom, Lydia Courteille mixes with a sense of\nof the staging, the History and the jewel in baroque creations and\ntheatricals. A true invitation to travel, its amber room echoes the\namber room of Empress Catherine II in the Tsarskoye Selo Palace near\nSaint Pertersbourg. As for Gabriela Sismann, art historian, she\nhijacks without complex the pieces of old goldsmithery, makes them cross\nthe ages to offer them a new life through the jewels that she\nconceives.<\/p>\n\n

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Buccellati.<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>\n\n

Classics transform or expand traditional components\nto better sublimate them and give them another dimension. The long chains\nthe Tweed Cha\u00eene necklace by Chanel \nmaintained by two patterns woven of gold, platinum, tsavorites, of\npearls and diamonds revive the elegance of a multi-row necklace. Wings of light\nof Piaget reinvents a shimmering jewelry, carried by luminous feathers\nwith exotic accents. Inlaid with feathers or set with navette cut gems\nto compose a wing of light, Piaget develops his style inspired by\nthe chic and festive atmosphere of the Riviera, adding a dreamlike dimension\noriginal. Chopard’s creative genius as seen in its Red collections\nCarpet, pays tribute to nature. Behind the classic motifs, Christmas trees\nChristmas, clovers or flowers, the jeweler gives free rein to his imagination,\nmultiplying the use of precious stones with hypnotic depths and\nstriking color gradations. Talented creator, In\u00e9dit transforms a\na simple black and white bow into a sculptural ring that covers the hand of her\nblackened gold mesh hemmed with diamonds while Graaf adorns with rubies engraved in\nleaves her spectacular earrings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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