A venerable Origin:
With 224 years of prestigious status in the world, jewelry making, is the legend of Chaumet one of unprecedented success and glamor. Founded in 1780 by Marie-Etienne Nitot in Paris
Rector - An epitome of dignity:
The original drawings of Tiara Nitot during the Empire had a reputation for tasteful reproductions of the more extravagant style of the day. Most of them were large, elegant and majestic classical, while some were worn so low, touching eyebrows. Richly decorated with pearls, diamonds, precious gems, and decorated with motifs derived from Greek and Roman art, Chaumet works were all to stay, and timeless. Of laurel tiara worn by Empress Josephine at the coronation in 1804, for example has been repeated many times over the last two centuries. Crucial, as statements of rank, Chaumet's Tiara quickly became a symbol of majestic enthronement, raising the imperial family to the utmost dignity of royalty.
Transition to Romanticism:
The collapse of Napoleon's regime is not deter the demand for formal jewelry, but instead, new styles Tiara evolved. Under the leadership of Jean-Baptiste Fossin, Nitot's successor, Chaumet's Tiara designs turned away from the strict classicism of the Empire style, and took on a naive style, elegantly decorated of emeralds, rubies, diamonds, enamel and other precious stones. Adopting the naturalistic theme in different types of flowers, branches with leaves, grains, bouquets, ribbons and arabesques, Chaumet's design is primarily intended to seek something new, something different, revealing a spirit of "groom a joli". During this one time when several European powers compete in the splendor of their empires, Chaumet's Tiara reigned as an emblem of preeminence in its possession - and only - the best class.
Stepping up to the brave new world:
During the second half of the nineteenth century, a new layer of rich business class climbed with bloom of industries worldwide. Private wealth was rising, as it was the desire to display it, thus creating a demand for large tiara and jewelry, which gave every woman to look like an empress. During this period, the emperor also actively supported French participation in international exhibitions, which showed a selection of French-made jewels of her head, attracted huge crowds and won the most awards. It is an era in which the upper class foreigners visited Paris Atlantic .
All Rounded Distinction:
Of this century, Chaumet's Tiara become increasingly popular not only among the royals, but the wives of the most affluent peers and ambassadors. They were worn in all occasions from small parties, venues, restaurants, to the more formal it for weddings and court balls. Chaumet's Tiara in this period primarily used platinum - a new kind of setting there, which quickly became popular in jewelry - which enabled the option to be invisible, thin, giving full value for the brilliance of the stone. A further refinement was the use of colored stones cut to measure the settings. In the form of patterns, Chaumet also incorporated new aesthetic sources, such as flowering cherry branches of Japanese prints. New techniques and designs made such a difference that the quantities of old family tiara was placed on Chaumet to changes in the "contemporary style".
Time to Ride the Waves of luxury:
The twentieth century was a remarkable moment Chaumet inspiration adapt to the changing order of dress fashion that went hand in hand with major changes in economic, political and social climate. Throughout this century, Chaumet continued to develop its expertise in jewelry making, always turning out attractive designs earmarked for a growing number of markets internationally. But it was never stopped making tiara, with opportunities to create masterpieces of royal members as Queen Elizabeth II and the late King Hassan of Morocco , and more recently, for Hollywood stars and top celebrities from around the world. The sight of Madonna with a tiara on her wedding with Guy Ritchie, for example, not only conjured up childhood dreams of being a princess, but entailed a new attitude if Keynote is eccentricity.
Timeless Modernity:
For generations, Chaumet stood out as the most prominent jeweler in the world. Even today, in the fine jewelry industry and in a world of high society, implies Chaumet his own fame, which produces the highest level of couture jewels and sell them to the upper echelons of the luxury market. From the jewelry collection of Empress Josephine, to the boudoir of the noble class to Hollywood dressing room in the new 21st century, Chaumet jewelry continues to cast its spell on those with unique interests in precious jewelry. Each piece contains a vivid memory of the glorious past, but scented with a typically flamboyant producing individuality, elegance and charm to the modern wearer.
Class A clock collection:
With the arrival of the new millennium, renewed Chaumet and distinguished himself with the creation of Class A diving watch.
An avant-garde mix of white diamonds and rubber, fancy sapphires and Haute Joaillerie and sport versions. Once again, Chaumet playing with colors, offering versions of the Class One with new rubber straps in eggplant or blue with matching rings, and gives an amazing new radiance to the first Haute Joaillerie Class One, the flagship line, by adding a gray Meteorite Dial .
An everyday tool in amazement at ocean depths of 100 meters, it is also a jewel with many facets, a valuable accessory for summer fashion adopted by "Fashionnistas".
On the beach, did it for fun in the sun. The flatter tanned skin, customizes a swimsuit, dresses up shorts, accessorizes a sarong.
The supreme luxury of a real jewel in perfect pace with the times, the "Class One" is sufficient in itself.
It is unique.
Class A chronograph watch, black dial, steel bracelet with 41mm watch case - HK $ 20,400.
Mihewi see collection:
A new watch collection for women who taste for sensuality and beauty.
With its unusual volume is "Mihewi" see above all an exquisite jewelry. The disc, in its many varieties, ranging from classical to modern white to gray steel models and more precious materials to those in the 18-Carate white or yellow gold, are harmoniously integrated in the chain bracelet.
The aesthetic force of its design gives it a timeless look past the fashion - bold, with the sensuous forms of Chaumet style.
Ahead of the trends which have equipped Chaumet "Mihewi clock with a concentrated distillation of his style ... bold and generous, to make a difference.
Mihewi diamond watch:
18K white gold, key links set with 60 white diamonds, white diamonds full dial with 54 diamonds, white gold crown set with a diamond.
A total of 5.64 carats - HK $ 304,400
Night Spirit View collection:
"Spirit Night". . . spirit of an evening, the spirit of the night.
The return of the glamorous elegance of our most glorious years.
"Spirit Night" spirit of a sovereign refined woman, the culmination of light, passion, joy of living and insouciance.
Shadow and light:
Shadow of counterpoint in black and white (black satin strap or smooth white gold bracelet). Light in the shimmering sparkle of pave diamonds, it is irresistible by day or night and always in pace with time.
The "Spirit Night" view - a breath of sublime romance.
Spirit Night Watch:
18K white gold, with 130 white diamonds, white gold crown set with a diamond, full diamond ring with 246 white diamonds, white gold pin buckle set with 54 white diamonds.
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