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Epitome of masterful craftsmanship: Paris Couture Week 2025 dazzled exquisite high-jewellery collections
Paris Couture Week 2025 dazzled with the unveiling of seven exquisite high-jewelry collections, each showcasing masterful craftsmanship and breathtaking gemstones. Each collection underscored the artistry and innovation that define haute joaillerie at its finest.
Boucheron’s Untamed Nature collection paid homage to the natural world with intricate, multi-wear pieces like the Airelles necklace. Louis Vuitton’s Awakened Hands, Awakened Minds drew inspiration from 19th-century France, incorporating industrial elements into striking designs. Chaumet’s Bamboo capsule collection honored Asian aesthetics with diamond-set bamboo motifs, while Dior’s Milly Dentelle translated lacework and nature into delicate gold and gemstone creations.
Piaget’s Essence of Extraleganza celebrated the brand’s 150th anniversary with cocktail-inspired designs, evoking the glamour of the ’60s and ’70s. Cartier’s Nature Sauvage continued its exploration of the animal kingdom, with bold interpretations of sea urchins and tigers adorned in precious stones.
Graff’s The Gift of Love unveiled a masterpiece featuring 125 carats of diamonds, with a pair of sparrows symbolizing love and devotionThe Gift of Love is a statement necklace glimmering with 125 carats of diamonds. Its form resembles that of a diamond feather, with two sparrows at the ends. Associated with the goddess of love Aphrodite, sparrows are emblems of love, togetherness and hope.
While the folds of the highly articulated feather-like structure are set with custom-cut baguette diamonds, the diamond birds are accented with blue sapphire eyes and black onyx beaks. As one bird flutters in mid-flight, the other presents it with a stunning treasure: A 13.51-carat fancy intense yellow pear-shape diamond.
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The Jewelry Symposium launches free online archive of technical papers
The Jewelry Symposium (TJS), the jewellery industry’s annual international event dedicated specifically to the advancement of jewellery manufacturing technology (previously known as Santa Fe Symposium), announced that it is newly offering a free online archive of previously presented TJS technical papers.
TJS board members agreed to make the annals of information presented by its speakers more widely available to anyone seeking to learn more or to advance their fine jewellery careers and/or businesses.
People have been asking for free access to the papers since our first TJS event in 2023. Many of our attendees and speakers were accustomed to the former Santa Fe Symposium’s archive which contains 30+ years of papers – it is still a rich and hugely valuable resource. At TJS, we are proud to continue this tradition, taking another bold step towards providing the industry with what it needs to continue to advance and grow.
Coinciding with the opening of registration for the 2026 TJS event, the archive of papers will go live on Monday 3rd November. Papers from the 2023 and 2024 editions of the symposium will then be available for free access. Going forward, the most recent year’s papers will become available after the following year’s Symposium.
Those attending TJS in person, however, will not have to wait a year for the content. All attendees will receive immediate access to that year’s content on the final day, as well as a printed copy of the limited-edition book.
The fourth annual Jewelry Symposium will take place 16-19 May 2026 in Troy, Michigan.
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