Each issue is devoted to a single maison: its founding, its icons, and the jewels that defined it.
Issue
10
New York · 1837
Tiffany & Co.
The jeweler America grew up with.
The Tiffany Diamond · 128.54 carats
Schlumberger · Bird on a Rock
The Blue Box · since 1837
Issue
09
31 Rue Cambon · Paris
Chanel
Coco Chanel designed jewels only once, in diamonds.
1932 · Bijoux de Diamants
The Lion · her zodiac, her emblem
The Comète · a star to wear
Issue
08
New York · 1932
Harry Winston
The man who owned the world’s most famous diamonds.
The Hope Diamond
Jeweler to the stars
The Court of Jewels · 1949
Issue
07
Rome · 1884
Bulgari
The serpent sheds its skin, never its power.
Serpenti · the icon is born
Dolce Vita · Rome’s golden age
Cabochons · color unleashed
Issue
06
Paris · 1906
Van Cleef & Arpels
Serti Mystérieux: no metal in sight.
The Mystery Set · patented 1933
The Ballerinas · poetry in motion
Alhambra · 1968, the lucky icon
