Harry Winston - The Lily Cluster sautoir

June 2018

Harry Winston - The Lily Cluster sautoir

June 2018

Building upon its longstanding creative tradition, the House of Harry Winston welcomes a new design into its iconic Lily Cluster Collection, and adds style and light to its ever-growing array of floral inspired designs.

For the first time, Winston designers introduce a captivating display of brilliant blooms by marrying the sculptured geometry of budding lilies with the fluid lines of an elegant sautoir. Inspired by archival Winston sketches dating back to the 1940’s, the Lily Cluster motif speaks to the House’s heritage of creating flawless, nature-inspired jewels.

Available in platinum and 18K yellow gold, the Lily Cluster Sautoir shines with 240 round brilliant diamonds, totaling 1.53 carats and will be available at Harry Winston salons worldwide.

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