Most popular Instagram posts in February

From an unusual, undulating opal to a huge, almost spherical Burmese sapphire, discover the jewels that lit up our Instagram feed last month.

04 March 2017
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  • Margot McKinney Bliss earrings
    Our Instagram followers couldn't resist Margot McKinney’s impressive baroque pearls. These subtly mismatched Bliss earrings, set with graduated multi-coloured sapphires, were our fifth most-liked post in February ($19,500).
  • Lorenz Baumer petrol-blue tourmaline ring
    Fourth in our most-popular February posts on Instagram, the unusual petrol-blue colour of the tourmaline in Lorenz Baumer’s Oasis ring, shot from two different angles, made a big impression on our followers (€49,000).
  • David Morris Burmese sapphire ring
    Unusually, the 64.55ct Burmese sapphire in David Morris’ one-of-a-kind ring is cut into a full cabochon, making it almost spherical. Shot at the jeweller’s new boutique in Paris, it was our third most popular Instagram post in February (POA). 
  • Lydia Courteille Deep Sea baroque opall ring
    Our second most-liked post on Instagram this February was Lydia Courteille’s writhing ring starring an out-of-this-world baroque opal. Our photographer Amy captured its natural iridescence beautifully at Lydia’s boutique in Paris (€22,000).
  • Chaumet Insolence bracelet
    Chaumet’s delightfully feminine, Marie Antoinette-inspired Insolence bracelet, which captures the look of a freshly tied ribbon in diamonds, white and rose gold, was our most popular post on Instagram in February with 1,044 likes (POA). 
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Claire Roberts

CLAIRE ROBERTS

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 ...