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As the ultimate symbol of opulence and luxury for Piaget brand, Possession collection personifies jewelry that is "in constant motion."
This September, Piaget takes Possession to completely new heights, launching novelties featuring the enigmatic Palace Decor technique.
The Possession collection is more than just a jewelry collection. Unique and playful, it revolves around movement and form and invites us to freely express our personality. Simple and sophisticated, it invites creativity and is a rallying cry for a community eager to experience, explore and have fun, while giving them the opportunity to tell their story in style.
First launched in 1961, Decor Palace is the epitome of the brand's craftsmanship in gold. Inspired by the "guilloché" technique traditionally used in watches, this signature Piaget decor gives golden opulent light effects by meticulously texturing the precious material in irregular stripes. Hand-engraved, each Decor Palace piece is unique, and the new collection consists of seven rings and one pair of rose gold earrings.
The unique expertise of the Piaget brand in gemology is also displayed here with incredible gusto. On each ring and earring, the diamond is highlighted by two gold hemispheres surrounding it, known as "crescent surrounds".
Piaget knows well how to mix colors, volume and textures in an unmistakably artistic approach. With one or two pave rings, crescent-shaped diamonds, larger or smaller, white or rose gold, the creativity of Piaget brand is perfectly expressed through the new rings.
Because Piaget lives to do things better than anyone else, they used all of the house's craftsmanship to add a special piece to the collection: the Possession Rainbow ring, which features a spectacular array of green tsavorites and colored sapphires organized into a spectacular rainbow palette, while each stone carefully selected to match the next in the sequence.
The collection is an invitation to play, with the possibility of combining all the pieces. Worn alone or layered together, pieces from the Possession collection and its latest Palace Decor iteration showcase a perfect sense of elegance combined with historical knowledge.
