Van Cleef & Arpels’ latest high jewellery collection is focused on just one stone, the Lesotho Legend, which is the fifth-largest gem of its kind on record.
– than specifically about the wondrous things they have made, and how special they are. And that, of course, is a shame because, well – they are special indeed.Arpels’ latest high jewellery collection, which is built around a magnificent and fortuitous find: the Lesotho Legend, bought as a rough gem by the maison in 2018 from dealer Taché. Weighing a wrist-buckling 910 carats, the diamond was as pretty as it was enormous, with a perfect D colour and a type 2A chemical composition .
The Entrelacs Mysterieux bracelet is paired with Echo Mysterieux earrings with detachable pendants and an Echo Mysterieux ring. “The stones that we use in our high jewellery creations are designed to inspire, like a piece of artwork in a museum,” says Weinstock.
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