Anatomy of a Jewel : Graff 1963
Unveiled during Paris Haute Couture Week, the 1963 high jewelry suite dazzles with diamonds in a mesmerizing design that captures the spirit of the 1960s.
/public-objects/b8f05d5b-50ee-4d12-b059-0bcdecc04162-bb7ff3fd-7355-43af-82fe-4d79f2b3a141-GN12945%20Workshop%202.webp Image sélectionnée Founder of Graff in 1960, Laurence Graff is known as the King of Diamonds. The earrings, bracelet and necklace that make up the 1963 suite honor this reputation with 7,790 magnificent diamonds, totaling over 129 carats. “This is one of the most intricate, complex and technically challenging high jewelry suites we have ever created,” CEO François Graff /public-objects/8dedf46c-baab-4685-b67d-96d27d2731f8-41d0b39c-395d-4726-9fc6-021dc97821b3-GN12945%20Workshop%207.webp Image sélectionnée Graff 1963 /public-objects/4680f667-8676-4408-8703-4bcdf0082a44-baeab703-16e7-4d61-94fa-b51f71263300-Graff%201963%20Oval%2C%20Baguette%2C%20and%20Pav%C3%83%C2%A9%20White%20Diamond%20and%20Round%20Emerald%20Necklace%20(Diamonds%2068.63%20cts)%20GN12945_DETAIL1000.webp Image sélectionnée Kinetic, kaleidoscopic, hypnotic, the suite revisits the shapes of the Sixties in oval, baguette-cut and round diamonds. A nod to the House of Graff and its signature green, concealed within each of the white gold settings is a just visible line of round pavé emeralds. /public-objects/54a888e2-b901-4d8a-bfa3-daa9de33b25f-e261994b-dc62-4ead-8131-c1db3229c6d8-GN12945%20Workshop%209.webp Image sélectionnée