Chaumet Josephine Aigrette Impriale Platinum Diamond Ring

The Chaumet Josephine Aigrette Impriale Platinum Diamond Ring is a classic piece for any woman’s jewelry collection. Its model reference is J3RQ51. It is made of platinum and has a total weight of 6.50 carats.

Chaumet’s ties with France’s history

The ties between France and Chaumet are evident in a new exhibition at the Maison Chaumet’s headquarters, 12 Vendome. The exhibition traces the Maison’s history from 1780 to the present, showcasing 12 iconic pieces. From the oldest creation, the 1789 memorial box for the Marquise de Lawoestine, to the contemporary Josephine ring, the exhibition traces the evolution of styles and the succession of political regimes throughout French history.

Chaumet’s work was admired by many of the highest society of the time. Napoleon was a frequent client, as was the Louis-Philippe family, who reigned from 1830 to 1848. In addition to royalty, Chaumet’s art was also admired by writers and artists. The Napoleon emerald, for example, is carved with excerpts from the love letters of the Napoleon and Josephine dynasty.

As an official supplier to Napoleon and Josephine, Chaumet has deep ties to French history. Founded in 1780 by Marie-Etienne Nitot, the brand became an official jeweller of the Empress Josephine and the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Its savoir-faire has been passed down through generations, and as of 2012, the Maison Chaumet is owned by the luxury goods giant LVMH.

Its Place Vendome workshop

This stunning ring, designed by Chaumet, features an elegant design set with brilliant-cut diamonds. Its elegant design evokes the tiara worn by Napoleon’s first wife, Josephine. The three-carat pear-cut stone in the center of the ring is surrounded by brilliant-cut diamonds.

The ring is available in the original packaging, and comes with all of the paperwork. It also comes with a full manufacturer’s warranty. Chaumet has been a world leader in the world of luxury jewelry since 1850, and its 240th anniversary will be celebrated in 2020. Since 1999, Chaumet has been a part of the LVMH Group. The brand’s Parisian headquarters and high jewelry workshop remain unchanged. The jewelers continue to create unique pieces in a variety of metals and precious gemstones.

Its ties with the Place Vendome

The Chaumet Josephine Aigrette celebrates the Maison’s ties with France’s history. In the 18th century, Chaumet was chosen to be the official jeweller to Napoleon’s first wife, Josephine. Inspired by her tiara, this ring features platinum and brilliant-cut diamonds.