Chopard’s “Exceptional Gemstones”

Earrings in white gold set with two pear-shaped D-Flawless diamonds weighing 7 and 7.2 carats, and two D-Internally Flawless brilliant-cut diamonds weighing 2.6 and 2.5 carats

Titanium earrings set with two octagonal-cut 25.6 and 25.2-carat emeralds, two 6.4 and 6.3-carat emeralds and brilliant cut Colombian emeralds

White and rose gold ring set with a pear-shaped 2.4-carat fancy pink diamond and fancy-cut white diamonds

White gold ring set with a purple 12.6-carat unheated spinel (Sri Lanka), two triangular-cut diamonds (2cts) and brilliant-cut diamonds

White gold ring set with a cushion-cut 5.1-carat ruby (Mozambique), two half-moon diamonds and brilliant-cut diamonds

White gold ring set with a marquise-cut 14.3-carat diamond and brilliant-cut diamonds

On the occasion of the Paris Couture Week, Chopard presented an unprecedented assortment of precious stones.
Passionate about gemstones and keenly aware of the sacred nature of our Mother Earth, Caroline Scheufele has assembled a collection of gems from the four corners of the planet. It includes some of the rarest specimens of the family of four precious stones, such as a 21.04 carat unheated sapphire; a likewise unheated pear-shaped pigeon's blood ruby; and a series of Colombian emeralds, the largest of which weighs no less than 61.79 carats. The latter will be the crowning glory of a diamond necklace, accompanied by a pair of matching earrings respectively set with two 31.16 and 39.80-carat emeralds. All these stones have an exceptionally low number of inclusions for specimens of this size.