Dior takes us on a stroll around the gem-laden gardens of Versailles

Dior's latest high jewellery collection Côté Jardins transports us into the Palace of Versailles gardens, where emerald paths lead to diamond fountains. 

22 September 2017
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  • Dior Queens Hamlet Tourmaline ring
    In Creative Director Victoire de Castellane’s dreams, wrought iron scrolls are entwined with flowers in full bloom framing a Paraiba tourmaline in the Queens Hamlet Tourmaline ring.
  • Dior Yellow Diamond Colonnade Grove ring
    The Yellow Diamond Colonnade Grove ring features an impressive yellow diamond that is almost obscured by the lush foliage surrounding it of rich orange mandarine garnets, tsavorites, rubies, diamonds and sapphires. 
  • Dior Ruby Nymphs Bath ring
    Nature and architecture meet in the Ruby Nymphs Bath Ring as nature engulfs an ornamental pond with its gem-laden vegetation of yellow and white diamonds, emeralds and sapphires.
  • Dior Nymphs Bath bracelet
    A splendid Paraiba tourmaline shines out from the Nymphs Bath bracelet ensconced below an ornamental shell detail as found in the gardens of Versailles and waves of diamond water running down its sides.
  • Dior Sapphire Enceladus Grove brooch
    A fabulous shower of gemstone flowers burst out from the Sapphire Enceladus Grove brooch blooming with diamonds, blue, purple, pink and yellow sapphires, emeralds, tsavorites, peridots, garnets, alexandrites and chrysophrase. It can also be attached to a necklace. 
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