Those classic elements of luxury jewelry

Cartier Cartier Jewelry - Cheetah

The origin of Cartier and Cheetah also begins with the love story of Joseph Cartier, the third-generation descendant of the Cartier family and artistic director Jean Toussaint.

Once they went to the American jungle together, a jaguar approached Joseph, and Jean Toussaint desperately used a humorous way to scare the jaguar away. After this catastrophe, they quickly fell in love. But their relationship was unanimously opposed by the Cartier family, and finally, Joseph died in a car accident. Later, Jean Toussaint designed the famous sapphire cheetah brooch with the scene of his former lover and their rebirth in the jungle. The cheetah jewelry series was also born and became one of the unsurpassed legends in the jewelry industry. The cheetah has since become a representative element of Cartier.

BVLGARI Bulgari Jewelry - Snake

In ancient Greece, Asclepius was regarded as the god of medicine, and its symbol was a rod with two snakes intertwined. Therefore snakes are believed to possess mystical powers. Bulgari took this as a source of inspiration, launched the flagship snake-shaped watch, and then combined different materials such as gold and gemstones to design necklaces, rings, bracelets, and other jewelry products, which were well received, so snakes became treasures. One of Gerry's symbols.

CHANEL Chanel - Camellia

According to legend, the first bouquet that Coco Chanel's favorite lover, Arthur Boyle Kaber, gave her was the camellia.

Qeelin Kylin Jewelry - Gourd

"Gourd" represents luck and wealth. Therefore, Mr. Chen Ruilin, the founder and designer of Qeelin, usually takes this representative mark as the soul of every high-end jewelry, making every piece of Qeelin jewelry into a fashion amulet for modern people.

Tiffany Tiffany - key

The Tiffany Keys series was formerly used in jewelry boxes, souvenir boxes, albums, etc., in Tiffany & Co., and even as the key to open the door of private clubs and country estates. The artistry is exquisite and unique, and there is no lack of classical charm.

VanCleef&Arpels

Alhambra originated from the Alhambra Palace, a historic Arab palace in Granada, Spain. The designer got its name from a fountain in the palace garden that flows with four-lobed leaves.

Count Piaget - roses

Harry Winston Harry Winston - Lily

Dior Dior - rose

Mr. Dior has developed a special friendship with roses since childhood. You can see roses in the design of all DIOR items. Roses have long been an integral part of the DIOR brand.

CHAUMET Paris - Spider Bee Crown

Chaumet insists on creating high emotional jewelry, fine wedding rings, and luxury watches, known for their Parisian style and exquisite craftsmanship.