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Colour Theory

An exhibition of high-jewellery masterpieces in six parts.

Harry Winston platinum necklace set with diamonds and a 38.25ct cabochon sapphire

Boodles single-mine-origin yellow-gold Maasai Mara ring, set with a spessartite garnet, tsavorites, mandarin garnets and rubies; single-mine-origin yellow-gold Maasai Mara earrings with two fire opals, mandarin garnets, teal sapphires and tsavorites, from the A Family Journey: Around Africa in 10 Days collection

Bulgari yellow-gold high-jewellery Divas’ Dream necklace set with turquoise, diamonds, tanzanites and amethysts; yellow-gold high-jewellery Divas’ Dream earrings set with turquoise, lapis lazuli, mother-of-pearl, tanzanites and diamonds

David Morris white-gold Mosaico choker set with a 15ct Colombian emerald, emeralds and diamonds; white-gold Electra ring set with tsavorite, chrysoprase and diamonds

Chopard titanium high-jewellery earrings set with garnets, emeralds and diamonds (left) and with sapphires, tourmalines and diamonds (right)

Graff yellow- and white-gold multishape high-jewellery necklace set with Fancy Intense Yellow and white diamonds

Photography by Nocera & Ferri
Production by Elisa Vallata

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