Seven Beauty and the Beast jewels to fall in love with
Seven Beauty and the Beast jewels to fall in love with
With Beauty and the Beast fever sweeping the world, here's our favourite jewels featuring enchanting roses like the one in the classic Disney fairytale.
The world has been charmed by the recent retelling of Beauty and the Beast, released at the cinema a few weeks ago. Starring Emma Watson as Belle and Dan Stevens as the prince captured in the body of a horned monster, it’s a love story set in a Versailles-style palace with the kind of lavish attention to detail that Disney does so well.
Tomasz Donocik’s Beauty and the Beast ring captures the essence of the beloved fairytale (£2,450).
Throughout the film, acting as a ticking clock in the background, is the Enchanted Rose, steadily dropping its petals - a reminder that the prince will be trapped forever in his beastly guise unless he is able to find love, and earn it in return, before the last petal falls. This mystical rose became synonymous with the 1991 animated Disney version of the story, and fans are swooning over its latest 2017 incarnation, trapped in an elaborate glass bell jar.
Since the film hit the big screen, fans have been clamouring for memorabilia, with jewellery top of the list. Unfortunately you can't buy the jewels Emma Watson wore in the film, which were created especially for the movie by Oscar-winning costume designer Jacqueline Darren. But you can browse our gallery of Beauty and the Beast jewellery, below, inspired by the famous Enchanted Rose, which will make you feel every inch the Disney princess.
Lydia Courteille’s A Cassandre ring captures the romance of the Enchanted Rose in Beauty and the Beast, with rich red ruby petals and lush green tsavorite leaves (€14,000).
Piaget’s dainty Rose ring features a twisted gold band, pink sapphire detail and a diamond in the middle of the flower (£1,230).
A classic rose from Dior, this Pré Catelan ring in red coral is a tribute to Monsieur Christian Dior’s favourite flower (£3,900).
The matching earrings in carved red coral from the Rose Dior Pré Catelan jewellery collection, named after a famous botanical garden in Paris (£11,000).
From the Thorns on Fire collection, the two rings that make up Colette’s Santana design sit above and below the knuckle ($7,060).
Wendy Yue’s love of flora shines through in this beautiful Rose ring. The bloom is set with graduated pink sapphires and diamonds while carved green jade and tsavorites recreate the leaves ($14,300).
Tomasz Donocik’s Beauty and the Beast ring captures the essence of the beloved fairytale (£2,450).
Tomasz Donocik Lily Pad rubellite ring in rose gold with tsavorites and black diamonds is one of the designer's best-sellers when it was spontaneously adopted by fans of the film Beauty and Beast as the Enchanted Rose ring.
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Claire has worked in luxury publishing for 20 years as a magazine editor with a focus on watches and jewellery, so she is an old hand at roaming the Baselworld and Couture Vegas fairs, searching out exquisite things. Claire joined ...
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