The Kalahari Gardens, an extraordinary parure by Chopard, based by a diamond of 342 carats.
Every now diamonds reserve an extra thrill. They are those who enter in history as particularly large stones, beautiful, important. Later they give their name to jewelry that ignite the imagination and become a myth. This is the case of Queen of the Kalahari by Chopard. It is the name of a rough diamond by their large dimensions: 342 carats. The name is that of the desert surrounding the Karowe mine in Botswana, where it was extracted this exceptional stone. Chopard then cut into the diamond stones 23, including five of over 20 carats. The result is a set of jewels thrilling: The Kalahari Garden. The designer of the collection has been satisfied: the sparkle of the jewels is an overview of the possible cuts reserved to the queen of the stones. There are, for example, a 50-carat round brilliant cut diamond, another with 26 carat heart-cut heart, one in the pear shape of 25 carat, one 21 carat emerald cut, and one with a cushion-cut of 20 carat. Needless to add that transparency and purity are at the highest levels.
Just look at the pictures of the result, that you see why the jewelry is costed a lot of work (3200 hours to be precise). The wow piece is a necklace with diamond-shaped petal, adorned with a detachable flower, to which you can hang one, two or three pendants. The earrings are no exception. The collection was presented by Caroline Scheufele, co-president of brand, one of the few remaining big-run and family owned. Giulia Netrese
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