The new masters of jewellery at Masterpiece London

Masterpiece London welcomes newcomers whose jewellery creations dazzle with both design brilliance and exceptional gemstones.

29 June 2018
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  • Fabio Salini Cerchi pearl and carbon fibre earrings
    Bringing a new look to fine jewellery Fabio Salini's Cerchi earrings with pearls, diamonds and carbon fibre are both eternal in their simplicity yet bravely daring in their combination of materials. 
  • Cindy Chao 2018 Black Label Masterpieces XII and XV Emerald Feather Brooches
    Alive with movement thanks to the lightness of the construction and rippling, gem-covered forms, Cindy Chao’s 2018 Black Label Masterpieces XII and XV Emerald Feather Brooches are made from titanium, yellow gold and silver and set with emeralds, yellow diamonds and tsavorites. Each jewel takes over 10,000 hours to complete.
  • Chopard Garden of Kalahari 50 carat diamond pendant
    This flawless D colour 50-carat round brilliant is the biggest of three exceptional diamonds in Chopard’s Garden of Kalahari necklace (POA). A suite of jewels was created from the D Flawless 342-carat rough found n Botswana. 
  • Moussaieff 180.86 carat sapphire and 144.5 carat emerald and natural pearl necklace
    Newcomer to Masterpiece, Moussaieff showed this necklace with a whopping 180.86-carat Sri Lankan sapphire, a 144.51-carat Colombian cabochon emerald drop and a 22.20-carat natural pearl along with 42.90 carats of emeralds and almost 70 carats of diamonds set in platinum,.  
  • Simon Teakle Belle Epoque diamond necklace that is not signed but is likely French
    Based in the United States, British antique jewellery dealer Simon Teakle presented this Belle Epoque diamond necklace that is not signed but is likely French and probably once converted into a tiara but the frame has since been lost.
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Maria Doulton

MARIA DOULTON

After many years as a freelance journalist and editor specialising in watches and jewellery, together with Christine Pasquier, Maria founded The Jewellery Editor. Maria’s work appears in a wide variety of notable publications, including the Financial Times, Intelligent Life, Telegraph ...