Autumn 2015 was an opportunity for Graff to a catwalk in Paris for his collection of jewelry for statement: weddings, engagements, anniversaries. But for people who can afford masterpieces of fine jewelry. Pieces are to be admired for their beauty and the quality of the gems used. As in the case of the original Royal Star of Paris, which was made using two diamonds of over 100 carats each: the Sunflower Graff (107.46 fancy yellow cushion-cut) and Graff Perfection (100-carat, D flawless, cutting pear). Laurence Graff, founder and chairman of Graff Diamonds, at the time of the presentation said it is to see two high quality diamonds of at least 100 carats each on the same jewel is “unprecedented.” He’s right. Another highlight of the line, which we show in this page, is the Collier Bleu de Reve, a necklace really dream, with a diamond briolette cut fancy vivid blue internally flawless 10.47 carat, according to Graff is “one of the rarest and finest blue diamonds in the world”. And more, the diamond is accompanied by a Colombian emerald of 22.04 carats. The jewel is designed so that the central element can be detached and worn alone as a brooch. What more do you want? Matilde de Bounvilles
