THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS JEWELERS - PART FOUR

Today, we will take you to Switzerland, where two exclusive jewelry brands began their history: Piaget and Chopard. And finally, something for lovers of classic diamonds: British Graff Diamonds.

PIAGET

Where else could the story of the luxury brand Piaget begin if not with Swiss watches? The company was founded over 140 years ago and was known for its excellent quality watches. Jewelry was only introduced to the range in the 1960s. It was then that Piaget opened its first luxury boutique. Contemporary Piaget jewelry and watches are primarily synonymous with luxury, simplicity, and classic style. Piaget jewelry is delicate, subtle, and feminine, and most of the collection features diamond embellishments. The company also has no shortage of imagination. The Limelight cocktail ring collection is worth seeing. Each ring's shape refers to a cocktail with all its decorations (ice cubes, a slice of lemon, and an umbrella).

CHOPARD

Founded nearly 160 years ago in Switzerland, Chopard also began its adventure with watchmaking. Jewelry was only introduced to the range in the following century. Contemporary Chopard jewelry is modern and minimalist, and the same design usually comes in many color options. A common motif in Chopard collections is moving diamonds. They are not permanently fixed, but placed between two layers of sapphire glass. The company also offers classic, exclusive jewelry (such as the earrings shown below), watches, perfumes, and luxury accessories. If you are a cinema lover, you will probably be interested to know that Chopard has been the official partner of the Cannes Film Festival for twenty years, the sponsor of the Trophée Chopard award and the creator of the main award - the Palme d'Or.

Graff Diamonds

Graff Diamonds was founded in the 1960s by Laurence Graff, an accomplished jeweler and great lover of diamonds. His collection of jewels is as impressive as the collection of Graff Diamonds' luxury boutiques. Graff Diamonds jewelry is a classic of its kind. As the name suggests, Graff Diamonds jewelry is mainly decorated with diamonds. However, "decorated" is an understatement, as it consists mainly of diamonds, with gold serving only as a connecting element between the precious stones. Graff Diamonds collections usually come in at least three colors, as the same design is created in a version consisting of diamonds alone and diamonds combined with other precious stones, mainly rubies, sapphires, and emeralds.