Jewellery
From gem cuts to investable signatures: The new hallmarks of high jewellery
What’s in a cut? A lot, apparently. Boulevard explores how the faceting of a gemstone affects its quality, desirability, and value.
From Boucheron’s “Vendôme Liseré” ring set with diamonds and black lacquer and Chaumet’s ““Isadora” ring featuring oval-cut white sapphires and one 6.5-carat cushion-cut sapphire, to Harry Winston’s diamond-set platinum necklace, Simone Jewels’ “One Thousand and One Tales Magical Kingdom” ring, and Tiffany & Co’s gold Schlumberger earrings set with diamonds and pear-shaped spessartine, these high jewellery pieces underscore the value inherent in each gemstone cut and its investability.
Shot on location at the Mosscape showroom in Singapore.
Photography by Kevin Khng and Jin Cheng Wong.
