In the beautiful third month of spring, Mingyue brings nine pieces of jewelry for everyone to appreciate, and I hope you will enjoy viewing them.
The first piece of jewelry is a pear-cut colored diamond paired with brilliant-cut diamonds set in 18K gold. This necklace follows Cartier's tradition of diverse wearing styles. The two butterflies can be detached and worn as brooches. The front section of the necklace can be separated and worn as a headpiece or a bracelet.
The second piece of jewelry is a wattle brooch, shaped like wattle with leaves of mimosa and so on, set with yellow diamonds and white diamonds. It was given by the people of the Kangaroo Country when the British Queen visited Australia after her accession to the throne (wattle is the national flower of the Kangaroo Country), and the floral shape is quite beautiful.
The third piece is a gold sunflower brooch, with a gold base, and a total of 31 diamonds set on the flower center and petals. It is very attractive, and it is really skillful to handle gold to such a high level.
The fourth piece of jewelry is a super luxury diamond parure, which includes a necklace, a brooch and a pair of earrings, with a total of 95 diamonds inlaid, sparkling. The total estimated price is 300,000 to 500,000 Swiss francs, and the final transaction price reached 850,000 Swiss francs.
The fifth piece of jewelry is a panther necklace. The body of the panther is made of black, white and gray onyx, presented with mosaic craftsmanship. Paired with the light blue gemstone at the bottom, it is a very fashionable piece of jewelry.
The sixth piece is also a panther necklace. The panther has a strong three-dimensional effect, giving a sense that it is about to come alive. One paw just rests on the ruby inlaid below, as if it is playing with this gem. Viewed from different angles, the little panther stands tall and straight, shining brightly. It is particularly beautiful.
The seventh piece of jewelry is a pink diamond flower-shaped brooch. The main stone is a 23.6-carat pink diamond, which was found under a tree outside the mine owned by Canadian geologist Williamson. The shape is very elegant, and it adds more elegance to the British Queen when she wears it.
The eighth piece is an iris brooch, with platinum as the main material, a yellow diamond as the main stone, and some small scattered colored gemstones. It was a gift received by the British Queen in 2012 for the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne. It is quite fashionable and on-trend.
The ninth piece of jewelry is Gong Li's sapphire ear pendants. At the film festival, this pair of sapphire and emerald ear pendants worn by Gong Li was quite eye-catching and stole the show. Four strands of sapphire beads are connected under the emerald base, with diamonds used as transition inlay in the middle. Although the colors seem a bit mismatched, overall it still fits her temperament very well. After all, she is an artist with both excellent artistic skills and moral integrity, the sublimation of temperament brought out by the jewelry is not even the most important part here.