First it was high jewelry, now it’s the turn of the simpler pieces for the Hortensia collection by Chaumet. The Parisian maison has decided to propose this theme again for next winter on decidedly more wearable jewels, available in white, pink and yellow gold to be worn during the day, in some cases enriched with diamonds, and with tourmalines and opals in different shades of pink. There are rings decorated with delicate flowers, whose stems in some models adorn the fingers as if they were lace complete with colorless diamond pistils. There are openwork pendants, very light bubbles or flat stylized silhouettes, which play on volumes and the empty-full relationship. Even the six most elaborate items are equally light: rings, tiaras, earrings, necklaces and bracelets in pink gold and with blush-colored cabochon stones as if they were petals.
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