To celebrate the launch of our new High Jewellery collection Chaumet est une fête, we gathered the most VIP guests, beautiful lights and festive decor in the bewitching Museum of Fairground Arts.

A new Fine Jewellery line around the iconic wheat, symbol of fertility and abundance.

Our new Hortensia Eden jewellery mini-watches are the perfect symbol of feminity with a fresh & creative twist.

Chaumet launches new jewellery creations from its iconic collections, Liens and Hortensia.

Lumières célestes celebrates the meeting of two cultures, the French and the Chinese, with the alliance of the diamond’s ardent sparkle and the pearl’s iridescent shimmer.

Glamorous guests were attending Chaumet World event at Rosewood Hotel in Beijing, to celebrate and dive into the universe of the Maison.

The Maison gave carte blanche to the jewellery students of Central Saint Martins, UAL, to create the diadem of the 21st century.

Follow this young couple in love in their playful promenade through Paris and their life’s most precious moments, between past and present, nature and culture…

Insolence, the new High Jewellery and Precious Jewellery collection by Chaumet, has caught the eye of photographer Karen Collins.

At the beginning was love, and Chaumet tells the story. New collections, a boutique dedicated to marriage and a mobile phone application.

There is something of Paris in the Hong Kong air… Chaumet transforms and reveals its new decor in the Elements shopping mall boutique, where Nature is everywhere.

Chaumet’s precious watches are the timekeeping interpretations of the Maison’s creations.

Chaumet has never strayed from its focus on art history and the symbols of the natural world.

Place Vendôme, tiaras and naturalism: discover the founding chapters of Chaumet’s world. The publisher Assouline’s first box set unveils the first pages of Chaumet’s library.

We wanted to share our History through Les Journées Particulières 2016.

Echoing the pieces created by Chaumet for Empresses Joséphine and Marie-Louise, these ears of wheat bend in the breeze and imbue the diamond sets with precious generosity.

Chaumet gives centre stage to its modern-day fiancés romantically strolling in Paris with a film and a series of photographs by Matthew Brookes.

A story that begins with the considerable orders of the empresses Joséphine and Marie-Louise and afterwards the queen Hortense, who wore hortensias as corsage brooches, bouquets or garlands separable into brooches.

Chaumet, a Parisian jeweller since 1780, has always used its creations to celebrate beauty, talent and stardom.

The liens motif appears very early on in the history of Chaumet, from its creation in 1780.