Charm di Pandora a forma di Babbo Narale in argento e smalto
Charm di Pandora a forma di Babbo Narale in argento e smalto

The jewels dedicated to Christmas

The jewels dedicated to Christmas: to wear every year for at least ten days

There are jewels that can only be worn at Christmas, immediately before or immediately after. Of course, in spring it is not forbidden to choose a necklace that has as a pendant Santa Claus, but you could be mistaken for a dormouse that has just woken up from hibernation. The Christmas theme, with stars, poinsettia (the plant commonly called Christmas Star), snowflakes or packages that symbolize the gifts, is quite common. But, before buying a jewel dedicated to the most celebrated festival in the West, think about it: you can wear it only for a dozen days a year.

Any case, there are many Maison, even high-end jewelry, that have dedicated some pieces to Christmas.

Orecchini della collezione Rose de Noël di Van Cleef & Arpels
Earrings from the Rose de Noël collection by Van Cleef & Arpels

For example, the Rose de Noël series by Van Cleef & Arpels. Or the Christmas tree with Mikimoto pearl. Tiffany, instead, proposes a pendant in the shape of a gift bag, in the classic blue color of the Maison. But perhaps the most refined of all is the London ring Garrard, in rose gold and diamonds, shaped like a bow. Years ago Oscar Herman instead dedicated a platinum brooch with diamonds to Santa Claus, while Chanel proposed a comet-shaped necklace.

 

Spilla albero di Natale di Mikimoto, in oro e perla Akoya
Christmas tree brooch by Mikimoto, in gold and Akoya pearl
Ciondolo Tiffany (320 euro)
Tiffany Pendant
Collana Stella cometa di Chanel, oro bianco e diamanti
Chanel Comet necklace, white gold and diamonds
Anello di Garrard in oro rosa e diamanti
Garrard ring in rose gold and diamonds
Babbo Natale, spilla in platino con 133 diamanti, 68 rubini
Oscar Heyman, Santa Claus, platinum brooch with 133 diamonds, 68 rubies
Orecchini in oro bianco e diamanti di Lydia Courteille
White gold and diamond earrings by Lydia Courteille

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