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How high jewellery brands are reimagining heart motifs today

Smitha Sadanandan
South China Morning Post –

  • As the ultimate symbol of love, the heart motif has long been a go-to symbol for luxury jewellery houses – and it remains popular today, featured by brands from Chopard to Messika.
  • Chopard”‘s Happy Hearts collections celebrate the label”‘s love for the iconic shape, while other designers like Yvonne Léon, Sorellina, Irene Neuwirth and Foundrae are also taking up the trend.
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Chopard Precious Lace Necklace in fairmined ethical white gold, accented with rubies and diamonds. Photo: Handout

Innumerable high jewellery pieces in heart shapes have been created over the decades, but there is something interesting each time a luxury house reimagines this motif, favoured even 500 years ago and dating back to the Tudor Era.

The heart, a profound romantic symbol, captures love quite effortlessly whether it is through a rendering of carefully cut heart-shaped gems and diamonds or a pavé of itty-bitty gemstones breathing life into the silhouette. And who doesn”‘t care for a gemmy heart or two, especially one with a cool whimsical take, or one with serious twinkle?

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Chopard”‘s Red Carpet necklace. Photo: Handout

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