Chaumet has added nine new pieces to its iconic B de Chaumet collection. The lineup now includes ear cuffs, rings, and bracelets with a honeycomb pattern that represents the bee, a symbol of good luck, as well as more graphically shaped earrings and right-hand rings.
The bee, a symbol of happiness that weaves the history of the Maison
Chaumet has released a new line of jewelry from its "Be de Chaumet" collection, made from 18K pink gold, platinum and diamonds.
18KPG. 3,289,000 yen (tax included). *Available only at the Ginza flagship store, for the left ear.
18KPG. 1,298,000 yen (tax included). *Available only at the Ginza flagship store.
18KPG. 451 million yen (tax included). *Available only at the Ginza flagship store, for right-handed users.
18KPG. 358,600 yen (tax included). *Sold individually.
The new collection includes not only orderly rings and bracelets, but also earrings and rings with a random honeycomb pattern in a graphic shape. The geometric form that catches and diffuses light exudes a minimalist and timeless charm, and can be incorporated into styling regardless of gender.
Bee de Chaumet is a collection that depicts the bee, a symbol of good fortune, through an original honeycomb motif made of mirror-finished gold.
Bees have long been loved by people as talismans and symbols of love, and there is a legend in Europe that they "find and bring happiness." Chaumet, with its history as a naturalist jeweler, also preserves many intricate drawings of bees in its archives, and they are positioned as an essential signature icon for the Maison.
18KPG. 434,500 yen (tax included).
18KPG. 434,500 yen (tax included).
18KWG. 3,102,000 yen (tax included).
Chaumet "B de Chaumet Bracelet"
18KWG. 3,102,000 yen (tax included).
Pt. 1,009,800 yen (tax included).
