Graff, an Ode to the Sixties with 1963
Unveiled last week in Paris, the 1963 parure by Graff pays a dazzling tribute to the birth decade of the house and the spirit of freedom, glamour, and audacity of the Swinging Sixties...
A necklace, bracelet and earrings form a triptych of a hypnotic set, adorned with 7790 oval, baguette, and round diamonds, amounting to over 129 carats in total. The white gold setting of each piece is punctuated by a barely visible line of pavé emeralds, revealed with utmost delicacy. A detail that is not just a detail, it bears witness to the chromatic signature of the maison : the brilliance of green made by Graff . Balancing between psychedelia and geometric rigor, 1963 embodies the audacity of a vibrant era, as well as the craftsmanship and technical mastery of the London workshop that highlights the beauty of each stone. Each piece is a tension-filled construction, between visual abstraction and obsession with detail. CEO François Graff himself describes it as " one of the most complex and ambitious sets ever made ". A jewelry manifesto that celebrates both the flamboyant past of the house and its future, carved in light. A style decidedly Graff.