Trend: Glittering combinations of diamond cuts
One of the most insistent trends in fine jewellery over 2018 has been creations which incorporate a mixture of diamond cuts: classic. The traditional look which can be achieved through uniformity and repetition has been abandoned for an altogether more daring, dynamic and even divergent expression of luxury.
This fashion for combining diamond cuts can be interpreted as a reinvention of conventional designs, upturning what is expected in high jewellery and instead, surprising and enticing us – as both jewellery admirers and wearers.
Chopard 'Queen of Kalahari' necklace with pear and brilliant cut diamonds
When the diamantaires at De Beers, Graff and Harry Winston create their masterpieces featuring an amalgam of stone cuts, then you know that this trend has firmly taken hold. An abundance of varying diamond shapes in a single creation produces a sense of texture and even volume, it suggests a vivacious opulence; as though the diamonds cannot be contained by simple designs.
Messika diamond choker from 'Flappers' collection with asscher, step and brilliant cut diamonds
The jewellery which showcases copious amounts of diamonds glittering in different ways are some of the most lavish in haute joaillerie, so the examples in this gallery are fittingly some breath-taking. Everyone has a personal preference in diamond cuts – whether it’s a classic brilliant, a romantic marquise, a chic step cut, an unconventional fancy cut or a pretty pear – combining these contrasting shapes results in incomparable sparkle and drama!
Dior
Dior
Chaumet
Chaumet
Cartier
Cartier
Harry Winston
Harry Winston
Chanel
Chanel
Bucherer
Bucherer
Boucheron
Boucheron
Dior
Dior
Tiffany&Co.
Tiffany&Co.
De Beers
De Beers
Boodles
Boodles
Stenzhorn
Stenzhorn
Graff
Graff
Tasaki
Tasaki
Messika
Messika
Boghossian
Boghossian
Anna Hu
Anna Hu
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