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Floral Brooch by Catherine Sauvage. Photo Courtesy of Luxeford Hong Kong Ltd.
Mounted en tremblant, a 57.90-carat, pear-cut aquamarine stone carpel sets the tone for this icy blue, jeweled flower brooch designed by preeminent German jeweler, Catherine Sauvage. With petals encrusted with light blue sapphires and colorless diamonds, and a stem paved in brown diamonds, this lovely brooch was hand crafted under the watchful eye of its meticulous designer.
Catherine Sauvage's roots run deep in the Hahn family, a distinguished German gem-trading family boasting over 100 years of industry experience. After working alongside her husband for many years, her passion for design eventually spurred her to open her own design studio and showroom in Düsseldorf's chic fashion center in 2002.
The accomplished designer has spent the last decade ensuring that every piece that leaves her atelier is a replete with German precision, French passion, and her own personal stamp of elegance. Her extravagant designs feature sinuous lines, lavish color, and hand-tooled goldwork. Her work is a must-see for any serious jewelry collector.
And see it, you can...if you're planning a visit to Hong Kong this coming week.
Ms. Sauvage's stunning flower brooch will be on display as part of Luxeford's Fine Jewelry pre-sale exhibition, being held in the intimate setting of the Renaissance Harbour View Hotel from May 19th through May 22nd. This exhibition promises to thrill any jewelry enthusiast.
With the natural beauty of Victoria Harbour in the background, visitors will feast their eyes upon over 450 sensational jewels, including a pair of elegant sapphire and diamond earrings made by Harry Winston, a magnificent acorn brooch by Tiffany & Co., and Wallace Chan's exquisite "Guanyin" statue.
The exhibit will culminate in a live auction on May 22, 2013, at 2pm. 11 years ago
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