Intertwined rose petals in 18-carat rose or white gold, 2014 version. This is how the inspiring motif of the Montblanc jewellery collection, presented a year ago under the banner of Grace of Monaco, is evolving: delicate designs and graceful curves remain the central artistic sign, but now that Susie Otero is no longer the artistic director and is in charge of marketing and communication for the French headquarters, something has changed. And it can be seen in three different lines: in the first, called Coeur de Pétales Entrelacés (Heart of Intertwined Petals), two intertwined petals that reflect the light and symbolise an unbreakable bond between lovers, give shape to necklaces, earrings, bracelets and bangles in rose or white gold and pavé diamonds; in the second, instead, Trèfle de Pétales Entrelacés (intertwined clover petals) is a four-leaf clover in rose gold composed of eight intertwined petals that characterize the ring, necklace and earrings. Each leaf has a meaning: faith, hope, love and luck. The third and most luxurious of the brand, is Pluie d’ Étoiles (rain of stars) with three stars in white gold and an explosion of pavé diamonds mounted on the necklace, earrings and bracelet. Finally, the ring that combines the symbols of the three collections, where the heart studded with diamonds, the full but light star and a thin clover seem to rest softly. The Montblanc Emblem Ladies Fine Jewellery Collection will be available only in selected Montblanc boutiques around the world.
