Shapes of Extraleganza by Piaget, High-end Jewelry Between Art and Design
The second installment of a trilogy begun in 2024, Shapes of Extraleganza propels Piaget into a jewelry odyssey inspired by the 1960s and 1970s, where art, design, and high-end jewelry merge...
The 2025 collection explores, in a surprising manner, the interplay of shapes and volumes, all while being sprinkled with references dear to the house. Squares, triangles, zigzags, waves, circles and psychedelic spirals are intertwined, layered upon one another, and playfully jostle within 51 graphic and sculptural creations. With nods to pop art, Op Art, and the Piaget Society of Warhol and Dali, they punctuate a collection of adornments blending modernity with cultural depth. /public-objects/ae56d80a-ffa9-4b21-8dd7-d7493bae1ffd-3b6de950-722e-45e7-aab5-a1212608565d-G34Q4254_3_4_RGB.webp Image sélectionnée The creations intertwine Piaget's emblematic techniques and materials, where a wide variety of ornamental or mineral stones rub shoulders with the famous and iconic Palace Decor in a perfectly mastered and colorful choreography. Piaget reveals the full extent of its expertise here, from mechanics to the most expressive and joyful jewelry. /public-objects/5960d967-8569-4e47-b646-d5192e4404e3-bda075ce-3dcb-4017-9a31-3883ad74d794-G0A50130_RVB.webp Image sélectionnée It is precisely through its identity as a watchmaker-jeweler that the maison stands out: evidenced by cuff watches that house an automatic manufacture movement with an ultra-thin caliber, a first for a high-end jewelry watch. The highlight of this tribute to movement: Endless Motion , a mobile clock designed as a kinetic work, signed by the French artist Alex Palenski.