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Red Carpet moments

Audrey Simon
Audrey Simon • 3 min read
Red Carpet moments
Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie workshops have been creating a special collection for the festival.
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SINGAPORE (May 29): Since the 60th anniversary of the Cannes International Film Festival — held in 2019 — Chopard’s Haute Joaillerie workshops have been creating a special collection for the festival. This year, co-president and artistic director of Chopard Caroline Scheufele and the initiator of its Journey to Sustainable Luxury, has decided to celebrate the environment along with its flora and fauna by choosing nature as the main theme of the collection. Here are some of the pieces that would have been adorned on the necks, ears and hands of celebrities, personalities and the many who attend high-octane events.

Top pic: Earrings in ethical 18-carat white gold set with two cabochon-cut emeralds of 7.98 and 7.94 carats each, pear-shaped (6.4 carats) and marquise-cut (5.4 carats) diamonds as well as brilliant-cut emeralds (1.9 carats).

Necklace in ethical 18-carat white gold set with rose-cut heart-shaped (90 carats), marquise-cut (21.6cts) and brilliant-cut (6.8 carats) diamonds.

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Ring in an ethical 18-carat white gold set with a 4.7-carat pear-shaped spinel, two half-moon diamonds and brilliants.

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Ring in ethical 18-carat white gold set with a 15.37-carat brilliant-cut diamond and brilliants.

A study in nature

For Chopard’s 150th anniversary celebration in 2010, Caroline Scheufele designed 150 Haute Joaillerie creations composing the Animal World collection. This year, the theme continues as artisans of the maison craft a series of necklaces, rings, earrings and bracelets made of precious stones. The designs depict animals and plants that are as realistic as the real thing.

Owl timepiece in ethical 18-carat white gold, set with brilliant-cut (7.5 carats) and trapeze-cut (1.6 carats) diamonds as well as trapeze-cut multi-coloured sapphires (4.1 carats).

Polar bear ring in ethical 18-carat white gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds (12.5 carats), cabochon-cut sapphires and black diamonds.

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White teddy bears ring in an ethical 18-carat white gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds (9 carats), cabochon-cut sapphires and onyx.

Seal ring in ethical 18-carat white gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds (4.7 carats), brilliant-cut coloured diamonds (4.1 carats) and cabochon-cut topazes.

Gingko earrings in ethical 18-carat rose gold and titanium set with pearshaped emeralds (33.3 carats) as well as brilliant-cut yellow sapphires (16.5 carats) and tsavorites (14.9 carats).

Matching ring in ethical 18-carat rose gold and titanium set with a 5.05-carat pearshaped emerald as well as brilliant-cut tsavorites (2 carats) and yellow sapphires (1.4 carats).

Orchids earrings in titanium set with four black cabochon-cut opals (totaling 5.3 carats), as well as brilliant-cut sapphires (16.9 carats), tsavorites (8.5 carats) and tourmalines (4.7 carats).

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