Gems with flower power: blossom-inspired jewellery creates a sparkle
Create a glittering summer garden with these blooming wonders
PUBLISHED : Monday, 19 June, 2017, 3:02pm
UPDATED : Monday, 26 June, 2017, 12:51pm
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Dior
Rosy things blossom on this 18ct rose-gold ring, embellished with a large pink quartz rose motif.
Nirav Modi
Paired with a necklace, the Water Lily earrings, inspired by Monet’s paintings, flaunt meticulous craftsmanship, with diamonds and coloured stones placed on a handcrafted mesh.
Bulgari
Nature has always been the inspiration behind this jewellery house’s creations, and in this gemstone-studded necklace from the Flore di Bulgari collection, the flower is suitably glorified.
Cartier
The clusters of small flowers in white gold, tsavorite garnets and diamonds lend a green sparkle to the ears
Chaumet
This transformable tiara can be worn as a vivid flower crown, and the two lilies can be detached and worn as brooches, with the largest piece becoming a pendant.
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