“Ports of Call” Necklace

“Ports of Call” Necklace in white and pink gold, set with a 10.08-carat orange-red spinel, five 6.08-carat oval orange-red spinels, three 2.19-carat marquise-cut diamonds, a 0.45-carat D VVS2 brilliant-cut diamond, oval and round orange-red spinels, round navy-blue and light-blue sapphires, round Paraiba tourmalines, and marquise- and brilliant-cut diamonds.

The “Ports of Call” Necklace majestically illustrates the art of colour so dear to the Maison. On this choker, a row of exceptional brick-red spinels calls out to Paraiba sapphires and tourmalines, evoking the translucent waters of a port or cove. Like waves gliding on the shore, each of the palmettes adorning the necklace is unique and fully articulated to perfectly fit the shape of the neck.

Since its creation in 1780, Chaumet has drawn its inspiration from the elements of nature. Water plays a major role. With Ondes et Merveilles de Chaumet, the Maison dedicates an entire collection of high jewellery to the sea. An invitation to travel, exploring a variety of horizons to tell the story of the sea in all its manifestations, from waves caressing the water’s surface through to underwater treasure hunts, ships in ports of call and the currents of the Gulf Stream.