Necklace G37LE500
White gold, diamonds
A joyful alternation of diamond garlands. With its fluid chains and sparkling diamond drops, this extravagant necklace, pricked by two entirely gem-set roses, unfurls its magical charm. Its incomparable radiance lights up the garden party.
*Piaget luxury watches and jewellery are individually produced and thus the weight and carats of each product can vary from the displayed data.
Piaget Rose necklace in 18k white gold, set with 13 pear-shaped diamonds (approx. 9.25 ct) and 628 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 39.84 ct).
Sculptures of Gold and the Architects of Dreams
At the Piaget Manufacture, designers, gemmologists, gem-setters and jewellers work together in perfect harmony.
Passion leads to excellence throughout all production stages, from the successful expression of an idea to the selection of rare gemstones, the most faithful interpretation of design sketches and the showcasing of gemstones.
A piece of jewellery is being created at one of the largest High Jewellery workshops in Geneva. A drawing is created and contours are revealed little by little. The carefully studied architecture begins to take shape, and gold is then painstakingly sculpted, adjusted, polished and buffed to reveal all of its glory. This is the moment of grace when the piece of jewellery comes to life. The gold is then enhanced by the brilliance of gemstones that a gem-setter sets with precision to perfectly showcase their beauty.
Nearly 340 hours of work by our designers, gemmologists, gem-setters and jewellers are required to create this Fine Jewellery necklace.
Gem-setting: a Dazzling Display of Precious Stones
Performed in close collaboration with our designers, gem-setting is practised as an art. Once the number of gemstones and their positioning have been determined, our craftsmen sculpt the metal to gradually reveal the setting in which a gemstone will be placed. Then they select the gemstone that will be adjusted with precision to fit within the created setting. This step is repeated with each gemstone. Based on a piece’s design, our gem-setters opt for bead, claw, bezel, invisible, inset and channel settings in which brilliant, baguette, princess and pear cut diamonds are combined. The precision and finesse of gem-setting and the refinement of polishing create pieces with unique character and perfect finishes. Once the gem-setter's painstaking work has been completed, each gemstone is individually checked. At Piaget, precious gemstones are selected to beautifully adorn our jewellery pieces. Over two million gems are set each year in our workshops.
