Chaumet Jardins Laurier Bracelet White Gold Diamonds 084314

Maison Chaumet has always featured nature as a source of inspiration for their designs. Its latest collection is inspired by the Laurier, a flower that is synonymous with immortality. It was first used by Josephine, the first empress of France, but was later appropriated by Napoleon as a symbol of power. This season, Chaumet aims to glorify femininity with a range of designs inspired by laurel.

Chaumet’s rich and vibrant history

For more than two centuries, Chaumet has been making beautiful jewellery and exquisite timepieces. Over the years, the Maison has collaborated with Swiss watchmakers to create extraordinary timepieces. One such collaboration was with Nitot, a Swiss watchmaker, who created bracelet-watches in 1811 for Eugene de Beauharnais. These bracelet-watches combined the beauty of fine jewellery with the functionality of a watchmaking movement. They featured miniature dials inserted into the bracelets.

In 1812, Chaumet established a flagship store at Place Vendome in Paris. This store continues the rich history of the brand and the expertise of its original founders. The company continues to honor those founding values today and makes exceptional jewelry for modern princesses. The firm’s designs always combine style, elegance, and unique creativity.

Throughout its history, Chaumet has remained true to its style and culture, while adapting to the changing times and fashions. This makes Chaumet a perfect mix of tradition and innovation. While remaining true to its history and culture, Chaumet has managed to appeal to consumers from a variety of backgrounds. In addition to creating timeless jewelry, Chaumet has worked with artists such as Kate Barry, Emanuele Scorcelletti, Stephane Sednaoui, and Zoe Cassavetes.

Founded by Marie-Etienne Nitot in the late eighteenth century, Chaumet has remained synonymous with quintessential Parisian elegance. The brand has been commissioned by many of the most powerful figures in French history, including Empress Josephine and Napoleon. From diamond wheat stalks to 12 Place Vendome, the Chaumet brand has evolved and expanded worldwide.

The brand has more than 80 boutiques across Europe, Japan, and the Asia-Pacific region. Its designs are inspired by exceptional savoir-faire, and they are created with gemstones from socially and ecologically responsible sources. It is also a member of the Responsible Jewellery Council and follows the Kimberley Process to ensure the ethical origin of rough diamonds.

The Maison’s Laurier Precious Jewellery collection

Maison Chaumet is renowned for its jewellery inspired by nature, and the new ‘Laurier’ collection is no exception. The laurel represents immortality and power, which is a theme throughout the Laurier collection. The laurel also has a long history with Chaumet, dating back to the 18th century. As one of the most revered flowers in France, it is a symbol of femininity and power. This laurel motif is woven throughout the collection, including the Chaumet Jardins Laurier Bracelet White Gold Diamonds 084314.

The Laurener collection includes six pieces, including the Laurier bracelet and earrings. The necklace clasp resembles a laurel branch blowing in the wind, while the earrings are shaped like whole laurel bouquets. The Laurier collection also includes a watch with a dial encrusted with diamonds hidden under the lid.

The Maison’s Josephine Aigrette tiara represents the regal power of Queen Josephine. The necklace is set with a row of pearls and diamonds that evokes the beauty and power of nature. The necklace also features a pair of earrings and a pendant with diamond honeycombs.

The Maison Chaumet is known for its virtuosity and skill in jewellery design. Each piece is a celebration of the company’s 240-year-old heritage and is a symbol of beauty and style. Its designs are timeless and celebrate the women who cherish Chaumet.

The movement of the leaf

The Laurier collection honors the iconic plant with its white gold and diamonds, which magnify contemporary femininity. The laurel also symbolizes immortality, and Napoleon adopted it as his emblem. Whether worn by a man or a woman, the laurel is a symbol of femininity and immortality. It also pays tribute to the Greek god Apollo.

The watch

The Laurier collection by Chaumet is inspired by the movement of the leaf. Six exceptional pieces are featured in this collection, including a delicate necklace resembling the movement of wind and a medallion pendant with diamond foliage. Another impressive piece is a secret watch with aventurine dial. The Laurier collection continues Chaumet’s tradition of Haute Jewellery.

The Laurier Precious Jewellery collection features a laurel motif, a symbolic plant that has been used in Chaumet’s creations for centuries. In the past, the laurel symbol was a symbol of immortality and power. This motif is also associated with Josephine, the first empress of France. The laurel represents future glory and attracts success. The Laurier collection by Chaumet uses this motif to showcase the femininity of nature.

The Chaumet Jardins Laurier Bracelet is made of white gold and diamonds. The diamonds are set in a star-shaped crown and feature 88 facets, which is both auspicious and also represents endless love. Another striking feature of this bracelet is its cut, which evokes the movements of worker bees. Bees have a unique language, which allows them to communicate with each other and find food sources.

Chaumet is an iconic luxury brand and has remained at the top of the luxury jewelry world for over two centuries. Since its founding in 1840, the brand has evolved to meet the changing fashions and tastes of its customers. The Maison has been part of the LVMH Group since 1999. Although Chaumet has become a part of the LVMH Group, the company’s Paris salons and high jewelry workshop remain independent. In this way, Chaumet’s legacy of quality and craftsmanship continues to live on.