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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Guests explored Chopard’s expressive approach to jewellery, Rolex Certified Pre-Owned timepieces with stories already behind them, and Pasquale Bruni’s intimate connection to nature and femininity.
Chopard
Chopard’s creations offered guests an insight into the family-owned maison’s passion for craftsmanship. Colour, movement and the natural world informed its jewellery, revealing the playful imagination and attention to detail behind a house closely associated with cinema and red-carpet glamour.
AHMED SEDDIQI ROLEX CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED
A dedicated selection of Rolex Certified Pre-Owned timepieces brought watchmaking into the showcase. Guests explored distinctive references and the details that gave each watch its character, with the opportunity to find a piece whose story they could continue.
PASQUALE BRUNI
Guests discovered the sensibility shaped by two generations of the Bruni family. Under Eugenia Bruni’s creative direction, references to nature and an expressive use of colour and form came together in jewellery crafted in the maison’s Valenza atelier, with the women who wear it at the heart of each design.
THE SIGNATURES THAT SHAPED THE SHOW
Each participating maison offered its own perspective on jewellery. Pomellato explored coloured gemstones, while Palmiero combined sculptural volume with intricate pavé and graduated colour. Picchiotti paired precious stones with technical ingenuity, and Marco Bicego revealed the texture of hand-engraved gold. Utopia placed pearls at the centre of its creations, while Suzanne Kalan brought unexpected rhythm to baguette diamonds.
The showcase also featured Marco Valente, Mayyan Jaffar, Fullord, Vever, Maria Gaspari, Aneka, Exquis, Noora Shawqi and Etho Maria. Further discoveries awaited through Misk, Twig, Nouvel Heritage, Persée, Ofa and Vyntage Jewellery, completing a gathering that gave guests time to explore familiar names and encounter different design sensibilities.
DISCOVERY IN ONE PLACE
Seeing the collections together opened up new points of comparison. Guests explored how different maisons worked with colour, proportion and materials, moving between familiar styles and pieces they might not otherwise have encountered.
THE PIECES THAT STAYED WITH US
Trying on the jewellery brought its details into focus. Guests could appreciate how a piece sat, caught the light and moved with them, while conversations and guidance helped them learn more about the creations they were drawn to.
