Limelight Paradise with Piaget

May 2009

Limelight Paradise with Piaget

May 2009

Sip the pink tourmaline of a delicious Sex on the Beach cocktail, savour the sculpted citrine of a Caipirinha or inhale the scent of the frangipani flower gracing a Blue Hawaiian.

By associating world-famous cocktails with a single gemstone in unexpected and mouth-watering compositions, Piaget teases the senses and offers a toast to nocturnal pleasures with its Limelight Paradise collection. The result is a stunning array of festive, colourful, refreshing fruit charms and extravagant rings that definitely look good enough to... drink.

18-carat white gold ring set with 214 brilliant-cut diamonds, 1 round-cut green tourmaline and 1 citrine

18-carat white gold ring set with 214 brilliant-cut diamonds, 1 round-cut pink tourmaline and 1 peridot

18-carat yellow gold pineapple-shaped charm set with 17 brilliant-cut diamonds, 17 brilliant-cut brown diamonds, 1 citrine, 115 tsavorites

www.piaget.com

Piaget's treasure hunter

Piaget’s treasure hunter

Guillaume Chautru, the head of Piaget’s gemmology department is constantly on the lookout for rare stones to grace the brand’s jewellery. Sourcing the (...)

An introduction to the Solstice collection by Piaget

An introduction to the Solstice collection by (...)

Excellence is nothing without playfulness! The articulated Precious Adornment necklace matches the movement and adaptability of a precious gown; the (...)

“I'm interested in the exuberant and flamboyant side of Piaget”

“I’m interested in the exuberant and flamboyant side of (...)

Since his appointment as CEO of Piaget last year, Benjamin Comar has been working to reinforce the brand’s values of extravagance and elegance, even coining (...)

FOR MORE

Cartier's trinity: still modern after 100 years

Cartier’s trinity: still modern after 100 years

A piece of jewellery, like any creative work, isn’t plucked out of thin air: it is the product of an era. Only time has the power to elevate it to iconic (...)

Vacheron Constantin; the Grand Lady Kalla, a worthy heir to the Kallista

Vacheron Constantin; the Grand Lady Kalla, a worthy heir to the Kallista

Although the name of Vacheron Constantin is often associated with men’s watches, its links to women’s watches stretch back to the company’s foundation, as (...)

Van Cleef & Arpels: continuity in a disruptive world

Van Cleef & Arpels: continuity in a disruptive world

Nicolas Bos was appointed president of Van Cleef & Arpels in 2013. The culture of poetry and whimsy he has instilled in the high jewellery house has (...)

Chanel's hidden treasures

Chanel’s hidden treasures

The first trace of Chanel high jewellery dates all the way back to 1932, when the couturier presented her Bijoux de Diamants collection at her home in (...)

IsabelleFa: the masters of chain making – preserving old knowledge

IsabelleFa: the masters of chain making – preserving old knowledge

The legacy of the ancient art of goldsmithing lives on in Eisingen, Germany. IsabelleFa creates unique chains, bracelets and necklaces thanks to the skills (...)

Richard mille RM 07-01 Coloured Ceramics: beyond traditional materials

Richard mille RM 07-01 Coloured Ceramics: beyond traditional materials

With its lightweight TZP ceramic case and hand-crafted guillochage, this unconventional timepiece is a bold celebration of colour, inspired by summertime (...)