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Sylvia Issa

Derived from the Latin term “granatum”, meaning “seed”, the garnet gemstone symbolises harmony and opulence. Worn by nobles and believed to have healing and protective powers during the Middle Ages, this vibrant gemstone earned the name “Gem of Faith”. Here, STYLE assembles five statement jewellery pieces featuring the divine stone for you to truly rock this summer.
Bulgari

Inspired by a roulette wheel, the Cinemagia High Jewellery necklace in 18-carat rose gold is a whirl of bewitching hues. It boasts a vibrant 16.85-carat mandarin garnet at its heart, surrounded by Zambian emeralds, cabochon-cut spinels, drop-shaped blue sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds. Price upon request.
Can these hard stones really heal and ward off evil?
Mikimoto

The Jardin Mystérieux Brooch, in 18-carat white gold and embellished with conch pearl, sapphire, garnet, emerald, spinel and diamond, reveals a view onto a secret garden. Price upon request.
STYLE Edit: Why Korean art is giving Van Cleef & Arpels the butterflies
Van Cleef & Arpels

The Judith ring, highlighting one enormous cushion-cut Morganite of 24.95-carat, amethysts, tsavorite garnets, yellow tourmalines and diamonds, is an eye-catching gem indeed. Price upon request.
From movies to Shakespeare – the best themed luxury jewellery collections
Chanel

When secret watches meet high-end jewellery
Boucheron

The Serpent Bohème single stud earring, set with rhodolite garnet and round diamonds in pink gold, adds a romantic allure to your look. Price upon request.
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Style Edit: Model Andreea Diaconu is the face of Graff’s I Wish campaign – dazzling jewellery for the holiday season, featuring rare gems like a 38.88-carat fancy intense yellow oval diamond

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Van Cleef & Arpels embarks on a Treasure Island adventure with its new high jewellery collection, blending playful storytelling with exquisite craftsmanship and jewels

High Jewellery

5 summer jewellery pieces from Chanel, Bulgari, Van Cleef & Arpels, Mikimoto and Boucheron featuring garnets as centrepieces

Bulgari Cinemagia High Jewellery necklace and four more vibrant pieces. Photo: @bulgari/Instagram

Stand out with these Tweed Chaîne earrings in yellow gold and platinum, adorned with cultured pearls, tsavorite garnets and diamonds. Price upon request.

The Judith ring, highlighting one cushion-cut Morganite of 24.95ct, amethysts, tsavorite garnets, yellow tourmalines, and diamonds, is an eye-catching gem. Price upon request

Inspired by a roulette wheel, the Cinemagia High Jewellery necklace in 18ct rose gold is a whirl of bewitching colour. It boasts a vibrant mandarin garnet totalling 16.85ct and features Zambian emeralds, cabochon-cut spinels, drop-shaped blue sapphires and brilliant-cut diamonds. Price upon request

The Jardin Mystérieux Brooch, 18ct white gold and embellished with conch pearl, sapphire, garnet, emerald, spinel and diamond, embodies a secret garden. Price upon request

The Serpent Bohème single stud earring, set with rhodolite garnet and round diamonds in pink gold, adds romantic allure to your look. Price upon request

STYLE Edit: French luxury jeweller Van Cleef & Arpels has us falling in love with its new Frivole flower power collection

Van Cleef & Arpels’ new collection is an ode to nature. Photo: Van Cleef & Arpels

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VCA Floral themed collections. PHOTOS: VCA. FOR STYLE USE ONLY

VCA Floral themed collections. FOR STYLE USE ONLY

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Did Queen Elizabeth send Donald Trump a royal message through her jewellery? 7 of her favourite brooches – and the stories behind them

Queen Elizabeth wearing her turquoise diamond brooch in 2019. Photo: EPA-EFE

epa05272121 Queen Elizabeth II  (left) stands with the President and First Lady of the United States Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, along with the Duke of Edinburgh, in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle ahead of a private lunch hosted by the Queen. Obama is currently on a four-day state visit to Britain.  EPA/POOL UK AND IRELAND OUT

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II smiles as she attends an official welcome for the state visit of Emirati President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed al-Nahayan in the grounds of Windsor Castle, Berkshire, west of London on April 30, 2013. Sheikh Khalifa officially began a State visit to Britain with a cermonial welcome in Windsor hosted by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh. AFP PHOTO / POOL / KIRSTY WIGGLESWORTH

Buckingham Palace handout image of Britain's Queen Elizabeth during her address to the nation and the Commonwealth in relation to the coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19), recorded at Windsor Castle, Britain April 5, 2020. Buckingham Palace/Handout via REUTERS THIS IMAGE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY A THIRD PARTY. THIS HANDOUT PHOTO MAY ONLY BE USED IN FOR EDITORIAL REPORTING PURPOSES FOR THE CONTEMPORANEOUS ILLUSTRATION OF EVENTS, THINGS OR THE PEOPLE IN THE IMAGE OR FACTS MENTIONED IN THE CAPTION. REUSE OF THE PICTURE MAY REQUIRE FURTHER PERMISSION FROM THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER. NO RESALES. NO ARCHIVES

epa03512992 Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is welcomed by British Prime Minister David Cameron (R) to 10 Downing Street in London, Britain, 18 December 2012. The Queen attended a cabinet meeting as an observer for the first time since Queen Victoria.  EPA/ANDY RAIN

***PLEASE CLEAR THE COPYRIGHTS BEFORE REUSE*** Queen Elizabeth with St Edward's Crown, the centrepiece of the crown jewels of the United Kingdom. Photo: Handout

epa06886408 Queen Elizabeth II (C), US President Donald J. Trump (R) and US First Lady Melania Trump pose for a photo in the Grand Corridor during their visit to Windsor Castle in Berkshire, Windsor, Britain, 13 July 2018. EPA-EFE/STR UK AND IRELAND OUT SHUTTERSTOCK OUT

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II smiles as she is greeted by well-wishers during a tour at Trinity College in Dublin on May 17, 2011. Queen Elizabeth II laid a wreath on May 17 to remember the victims of Ireland's struggle for independence from Britain in a landmark gesture on the first visit of a British monarch to the Irish Republic.  AFP PHOTO / POOL / JOHN STILLWELL

In this photograph released by Buckingham Palace on November 19, 2017 and taken by Camera Press photographer Matt Holyoak in November 2017, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Britain's Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh are pictured in the third in of a sequence of three portraits, in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle, to mark their Platinum Wedding Anniversary (70 years). Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will celebrate their platinum wedding anniversary on November 20, marking 70 years since they married in the splendour of Westminster Abbey. / AFP PHOTO / BUCKINGHAM PALACE/CAMERAPRESS / Matt Holyoak /

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, laughs as she leaves St George's Chapel in Windsor, England, after the wedding of  her youngest son Prince Edward to Sophie Rhys-Jones, Saturday June 19 1999.  Buckingham Palace announced before the wedding that the the couple will in future be known as the Earl and Countess of  Wessex.   (AP Photo/Ian Waldie/WPA pool)

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II gestures from the balcony of Buckingham Palace flanked by Prince Charles, Prince of Wales (L) and Prince William (R) as they celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in London on June 5, 2012. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II wraps up four days of diamond jubilee celebrations with a thanksgiving service and ceremonial carriage procession in London, a formal contrast to the spectacular pop tribute staged outside Buckingham Palace the day before. AFP PHOTO / POOL / STEFAN WERMUTH

Islamic arches and Russian domes: from Boucheron to Van Cleef & Arpels, how luxury jewellery brands are inspired by iconic architecture

Trésors d'Ailleurs Shéhérazade ring in yellow gold and lacquer, set with round sapphires and one sculpted cabochon-cut lapis lazuli, by Chaumet is inspired by Islamic architecture. Photo: Chaumet

Sarah Zhuang Urban Reflection ring, Photo: Sarah Zhuang

Boucheorn Cheval de l'Opéra ring set with frozen quartz and baguette diamonds, paved with diamond, in yellow gold, Photo: Boucheron

Balcone clip in with emeralds, tsavorite garnets and diamonds from Van Cleef & Arpels' Romeo and Juliet high jewellery collection: Photo: Van Cleef & Arpels

Panther, camellia, question mark … how Cartier, Chanel, Boucheron and other jewellery houses keep their most iconic motifs fresh and alive

The Panthère has prowled through Cartier’s collections since 1914, and has since come alive through precious stones, roared on rings and been seemingly ready to pounce from wrists and lapels. Photo: Cartier

Alhambra bracelet from Van Cleef & Arpels, Photo: Van Cleef & Arpels

Chanel's Tweed Graphique necklace from the Tweed de Chanel high jewellery collection, Photo: Chanel

Bulgari Serpenti high jeweller, Photo: Bulgari

Boucheron Bouquet d’Ailes Question Mark necklace, Photo: Boucheron

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Garnets of all colours – not just red – star in these stunning pieces, conveying a sense of prosperity and abundance


Garnets of all colours – not just red – star in these stunning pieces from the likes of Bulgari, Chanel and Van Cleef & Arpels
