Torsade de Chaumet necklace in white gold, set with one ascher-cut E VVS2 diamond of 2.22 carats, one ascher-cut E VVS1 diamond of 1.51 carats and brilliant-cut diamonds. The Torsade de Chaumet necklace is a contemporary reinterpretation of one of Chaumet's most iconic historical jewels, the négligé necklace of the Maharajah of Indore. In the form of an asymmetrical toi et moi, a twist of diamonds gracefully wraps around a precious core. The two ascher-cut diamonds associated with the twist recall the Place Vendôme and its mythical column. First jeweller to open on the legendary Place Vendôme in 1812, Chaumet pays tribute to the origins of the Maison with the Torsade de Chaumet collection. Inspired by the movement of the frieze wrapping the Vendôme column, these virtuoso creations offer a modern and fresh revisiting of the twist - "torsade" in French - in an ode to movement and life.; Material 18-carat white gold Paving 393 brilliant-cut EF VVS diamonds for 8.65 carats Center Stone 2 ascher-cut F VS+ diamonds of approximately 2.22 and 1.51 carats Stone Quality Color D-E-F, clarity from IF to VS, cut "excellent" or "very good", fluorescence "none" or "faint" Stone Origin Conform to the Kimberley process More details Width: 39 cm Length: 23 cm; White gold, diamonds
The House of Chaumet, is a high-end jeweller based in Paris, for both the High Jewellery atelier and main store. Originally servicing First Empire royalty, the Maison now declines jewellry through refined & stackable pieces such as the Joséphine collection.
