Harry Winston: The Brilliance of Impeccable Diamonds Gallery
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November 30, 2015

Harry Winston: The Brilliance of Impeccable Diamonds Gallery

Owned by the French royal family since 1668 and passed down through generations, the blue diamond known as the "French Blue" was steeped in mystical legends, its story enhancing the gem's allure. In 1949, Harry acquired this diamond and later donated the "Hope Diamond" as a gift to the American people to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.
<strong>Cluster Earrings</strong><br>Materials: Platinum x Diamonds (approx. 2.65 ct total)<br>Price: From ¥3.73 million<br>
<strong>Emerald Cut Classic Ring</strong><br>Materials: Platinum x Diamonds (center diamond from 1.0 ct)<br>Price: From ¥2.65 million<br>
(From left) <strong>Round Solitaire Pendant</strong><br>Materials: Platinum x Diamonds (center stone from 0.5 ct)<br>Price: Centered around ¥1.2 million<br><br><strong>Pear-shape Micropavé Pendant<br></strong>Materials: Platinum x Diamonds (center stone from 0.5 ct)<br>Price: Centered around ¥2.2 million<br><br><strong>Belle by Harry Winston Pendant<br></strong>Materials: Platinum x Diamonds (center stone from 0.5 ct)<br>Price: Centered around ¥1.8 million<br>
In 1999, Gwyneth Paltrow, who won the Academy Award for Best Actress for her role in the film *Shakespeare in Love*, wore diamond earrings and the "Princess Necklace." The elegant cascade of light lent her even greater confidence as she accepted her Oscar.
Diane Kruger's ears were adorned with "Cluster Drop Earrings," exuding a luxurious allure.
The sparkle of the "Secret Combination Earrings" and "Drapri Bracelet" enhanced Lea Michele's beauty.
Lady Gaga's individuality was reflected in the brilliance of the "Cluster Earrings" and "Queen Diamond Necklace."
<strong>Winston Necklace</strong><br>Materials: Platinum x Diamonds (approx. 47 ct)<br>Price: ¥52.4 million<br>
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Harry Winston: The Brilliance of Impeccable Diamonds Gallery

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