Serendipity’s new high jewellery collection combines nature, artistry, and craftsmanship with its transformable pieces.
Creation and excellence were at the heart of the new collection by the Paris Jeweller. Every high jewellery piece features Serendipity’s signature transformable craftsmanship, offering multiple ways to wear pieces from the collection.
The new collection, Là Haut, from the jeweller features a newly developed gemstone cut inspired by the Eiffel Tower when viewed from below. The new cut captures the monument’s octagonal symmetry and structural harmony. Gemologist Christine Chen spent years developing the cut in collaboration with cutters from Idar-Oberstein, Germany. The design reimagines traditional gemstone cuts through curved structural lines and lattice-inspired facets, creating a distinctive depth.
Flux Infini, the Floating Ruby Tiara and Necklace by Serendipty showcases vivid unheated pigeon’s blood rubies that appear to float above a foundation of rock crystal. It radiates a powerful crimson intensity while the crystal’s radiant lines extend this flame of freedom into infinite space.
The tiara and necklace match with Serendipity’s ruby floating earrings, transformable floating ring and double clip brooch.
The jeweller’s signature transformable craftsmanship allows the necklace and tiara to transform seamlessly between forms, while the double-clip brooch structure can be worn together or separately across different occasions.
The transformable parure and necklace are also available with green emerald. It showcases Colombian emeralds that appear to float above a foundation of rock crystal. The necklace and tiara unfold through continuous flowing lines and layered curves, revealing both movement and structural harmony.
Inspired by the Chinese philosophy of the circle, the ancient concept of a round heaven and square earth, the jade transformable tiara, Cercle Infini, design symbolises the order, movement and origin of the universe. The jade necklace can be transformed into a double-clip brooch and two bracelets.
The Obmbre Lumirere draws inspiration from the moon and embodies the passage of time. It features rainbow moonstones from Madagascar, crafted in cabochon-cut form to reveal the full beauty of their luminous glow.
The Sacre Solaire, on the other hand, has been made with Sleeping Beauty turquoise, radiating a luminous glow and vibrant colour. Its golden laurel foliage draws inspiration from Napoleon I’s crown.
The collection features a cabochon emerald and diamond parure in its Fusion Saison piece, which reflects the poetry of seasonal transformation from bloom to fruition, capturing a natural passage of time as summer turns to autumn.
