Montblanc - Eva Herzigova presents the “Collection Princesse Grace de Monaco”

January 2012

Montblanc - Eva Herzigova presents the “Collection Princesse Grace de Monaco”

January 2012

At the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) in Geneva, Montblanc presented the new Montblanc “Collection Princesse Grace de Monaco” Timepieces and Female Fine Jewellery.

The Montblanc Timepieces collection ranges from one of a kind High Jewellery watches through a series of diamond-dusted limited editions to everyday models in stainless steel and diamonds, which have been presented by Topmodel Eva Herzigova at the SIHH 2012. The spectacular Montblanc Limited Edition Princesse Grace de Monaco watch, encapsulating timelessness, showcases Montblanc’s watchmaking expertise. The signature petal-shaped pink sapphires are enhanced by the use of pink gold, the dial framed in fine baguette-cut diamonds – the essential stone of the 1950s – and the case engraved with Princess Grace’s monogram. The High Jewellery watches, Pétales de Rose and Pétales Entrelacés motifs are masterpieces, bringing the art of the watchmaker and jeweller together in sublime harmony.

In the two opulently casual Fine Jewellery collections, Pétales de Rose and Pétales Entrelacés motifs, openwork petal forms are outlined or paved in diamonds, and echoed in soft pink gold.

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