Chaumet unveils Envol excessive jewelry capsule assortment
Chaumet has launched Envol, a brand new Excessive Jewelry assortment for 2026 that pays tribute to the maison’s historic affiliation with ornithological motifs.
The capsule options 9 designs outlined by grand feu enamel and midnight blue sapphires, drawing direct inspiration from the model’s Belle Époque archives.
The centrepiece of the gathering is a transformable aigrette tiara that required 850 hours of expertise at 12 Vendôme.
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The piece could be worn in 4 totally different configurations: as a conventional tiara, a pared-down V-shaped aigrette, a face-framing masks, or as particular person brooches. The tiara incorporates a 3.92-carat pear-shaped Madagascar sapphire at its centre.
A second headline piece is a dégradé blue enamel and white gold necklace that includes a ten.96-carat cushion-cut Madagascar sapphire.
This merchandise took 650 hours to supply and consists of two secret clasps, permitting the central stone and wing motifs to be eliminated and worn as unbiased brooches.
The gathering references the heritage of Marie-Etienne Nitot, the agency’s founder, and the particular affect of Empress Joséphine’s chicken sanctuary on the Château de Malmaison.
The designs particularly reinterpret a 1910 translucent blue enamel fee initially owned by Gertrude Payne Whitney.
To accompany the gathering, Chaumet has collaborated with Maison Vermeulen, the specialist feather-working atelier, to supply personalised circumstances for the jewelry units.
The corporate mentioned: “The gathering showcases myriad technical feats that supply a number of methods to put on them, perpetuating an extended custom prized by the Maison.
“By establishing the eagle as the logo of his reign, Napoléon I turned wings into symbols of energy and greatness. Chaumet has made wings the very embodiment of the fusion of energy and class. The naturalistic perspective the Maison has interpreted and revisited because the 1810s continues its development on this new line.”