Garrard launches new women collection

November 2009

Garrard launches new women collection

November 2009

Carolina Bucci is delighted to announce an exclusive new collaboration with Garrard, the London jewellery house synonymous with rich heritage, innovative design and renowned craftsmanship, and one of the fashion industry’s brightest stars, Georgina Chapman.

On November 4th, Georgina Chapman unveiled a limited edition collection of fine jewellery infused with colour, charged with energy and based on designs that stir the imagination across generations. The collection encompasses hues of blues, greens, pinks, purples and black in a wide variety of gemstones from Sapphire, Diamond, Tahitian Pearl and Opal to Amethyst, Chrysoprase, Tsavorite and Spinel. All gemstones are set against a stark palate of yellow, white and blackened gold metals in the design of bracelets, earrings, rings, pendants and collars. The collection also presents pieces using Jewellery designer Carolina Bucci’s signature technique of weaving 18ct gold with coloured silk to create stunning effects.

The Georgina Chapman for Garrard collection launches worldwide at Garrard boutiques in December 2009.

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