Diamond and red ceramic necklace
In a pleasing clash of textures, de Givenchy’s predilection for linking materials and colour comes to life in this rose-gold necklace. Bold red ceramic links loop together emerald-cut diamonds in an arresting circlet.
Emerald-cut diamond, red ceramic, platinum and rose gold necklace
Octagonal spinel ring
De Givenchy’s fascination with exceptional stones is revealed in this extraordinary dazzling pink gem. Its sharp geometric silhouette is made contemporary by a striped black, gray and red ceramic border.
Octagonal pink spinel, black ceramic, grey ceramic, red ceramic and rose-gold ring
Renowned jeweller James de Givenchy will be unveiling his new collection for Taffin at the TEFAF New York Spring Fair (opens in new tab), taking place from May 3-7. His penchant for ceramic here takes on unusual forms, appearing transformed in a variety of bold hues that encapsulate both his familiar sculptural forms and a sharp, perceptive modernity.
Diamond and black ceramic ring
De Givenchy always finds faultless pairings for his exceptional stones. Here, an oval diamond is framed by black ceramic, playing unapologetically with curves and angles and making for a sharply modern finish. TEFAF New York takes place from 3 to 7 May.
Oval diamond, black ceramic and rose-gold ring
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Rado reveals the winner of its Star Prize US 2018
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Sabine Getty’s Big play day
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