HIGH JEWELRY - Talk to me Harry Winston, a narrative around the gemstone
The "Talk to me Harry Winston" Collection, showcased during the High Jewelry Week.
«When one speaks of diamonds, one can only speak of Harry Winston.» This was the slogan of a New York jeweler's advertisement in the 1950s, a decade that saw—or heard—Marilyn Monroe whispering to the entire world, "Talk to me Harry Winston, tell me all about it" in the song Diamonds are a girl's best friend in 1953. 70 years later, not much has changed. Marilyn still remains a part of our collective imagination. As for Harry Winston , he still deserves his nickname "King of Diamonds" or "Gem Genius" as the house continues to celebrate its heritage through creations enhanced with precious stones, as rare as they are exceptional, sourced by a team of expert gemologists. /public-objects/8cb2fdf1-59b8-4d9f-ae31-a83929091e29-689a9f97-5c06-41df-85ef-1511c0e6381e-Talk%20to%20me%2C%20Harry%20winston.webp Image sélectionnée The Paraíba and diamond necklace from the new collection speaks a thousand words. Its centerpiece, an oval 29.09-carat Paraíba tourmaline with an electric blue-green hue, asserts itself as a treasure of great rarity, enhanced by diamonds and square emerald-cut yellow diamonds. The same goes for the pair of Cluster earrings, Harry Winston's iconic setting, which highlight two spectacular Colombian emeralds cut into cabochons of 17.79 and 17.25 carats. The same observation, finally, with a set in Art Deco design highlighted by octagonal central sapphires. On this set that totals 85 carats of sapphires and 99 carats of diamonds, the difficulty lay in Harry Winston's ability to pair the stones together. A challenge that runs through this entire collection that showcases extraordinary precious stones, particularly Intense Fancy Yellow diamonds radiating with dazzling beauty.